Meetings 2 - Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

To jot down, e.g., Salma, would you mind jotting down the actions we each need to take following the meeting?

Answer 1

To quickly take note of something

Question 2

To run over, e.g., I want to run over some key expense assumptions.

Answer 2

To quickly check something

Question 3

To count on, e.g., You can count on me to update you on any important details regarding your portfolio.

Answer 3

To rely on someone/something

Question 4

To run (something) by (someone), e.g., You will need to run this by the client

Answer 4

To tell someone your ideas so that they can give you their opinion

Question 5

To hammer out, e.g., Today, we will be hammering out the final details, and hopefully, reach an agreement with the seller.

Answer 5

To negotiate or reach an agreement

Question 6

To put together, e.g., Our team put together a brief presentation on your projected growth post-merger.

Answer 6

To make/prepare something

Question 7

To catch up, e.g., I have a meeting at 11 am but I will catch up with my emails before noon.

Answer 7

To do something you didn’t have time to do earlier