What is a dump? Funny word actually. It can mean where you put rubbish i.e a rubbish dump. It's also a synonym for poo (Nice, I know!) If you've spent any time on Instagram recently you likely have also seen the expression "photo dump".

A 'photo dump' is a post which features multiple pictures. Over the past year, you've probably noticed more and more of them on your feed. You might even have posted a few yourself.

I'm going to take that concept and apply it to business idioms. Here are the first round of 10 exceptionally useful English business idiooms.

In part 1 we are going to look at 7 business idiomas for Communication.

• To touch base
• To be in the loop
• To be out of the loop
• To loop me in
• Give me a shout
• Give me a heads-up

Why are they useful?

"I'm in a meeting but I don't understand anything anyone says."

"They said something like "cuiberferifjfueeib" and I had no clue!"

As I've always said, idiomas and expressions are for generally more for understanding rather than using. Learn these ones and you know what people mean when they are talking to you and as a more advanced step, include them in your vocabulary.

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