Presentations 1

Question 1

To get (something) across, e.g., The message I am trying to get across is that focusing our efforts more on energy line will increase overall gross and EBITDA margins.

Answer 1

To communicate an idea clearly

Question 2

To get the show on the road, e.g., Now that everyone has arrived, let’s get the show on the road.

Answer 2

(Slightly informal) To start something

Question 3

To bring to the table, e.g., Let’s explore what the target company could bring to the table in regards to revenue generation.

Answer 3

To add value in some way

Question 4

To read between the lines, e.g., If we read between the lines, we will recognise that an increase in EBITDA margins is the result of more efficient supply chain management.

Answer 4

To try to understand something that isn’t obvious

Question 5

Up your sleeve, e.g., I have some suggestions up my sleeve for ideas to reduce marketing costs without reducing revenue.

Answer 5

An idea or strategy that you have kept secret

Question 6

To get carried away, e.g., I have performed a sensitivity analysis so we don’t get carried away with our projections

Answer 6

To lose self-control

Question 7

At your fingertips, e.g., The company has an opportunity at its fingertips to expand into the Spanish retail industry.

Answer 7

Easily available