1. to take the bull by the horns
I think you should take the bull by the horns and tell him.
2. to be on the same page = to make sure that you and your business partner have the same goal
and are thinking the same thing
I want to make sure we’re both on the same page.
3. to think outside the ~ = to have an idea that is very different from the usual idea
He’s a very successful businessman because he can think outside the box.
4. to lay st on the line = to be direct and honest
I'm going to lay everything on the line and tell her how I feel.
5. to bend over backwards = to do your best to make sb happy
I bend over backwards to make sure my customers are satisfied.
6. to back out of st = to change your mind about an agreement and try to cancel it
He tried to back out of the deal.
7. a deal = a business agreement
It’s a big deal! = たいしたもんです。
It’s not a big deal! =たいしたことない。
I made a deal.
It’s a good deal.
He closed a deal.
He backed out of the deal.
It’s a bad deal.
Deal with it.
to get a raw deal = to get a bad deal = to be treated badly
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