1. pull it off
- to succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected
- i.e.) he was not prepared on the subject but he pulled it off thanks to his broad knowledge of the sector and quick thinking
2. pain point
- specific problem that prospective customers of your business are experiencing
- i.e.) we cannot ignore that there are some pain points that need to be addressed
3. catch up on (something)
- to do something that you have not been able to do recently
- i.e.) I've been so busy with endless meetings. I really need to catch up on my emails
4. catch up (with somebody)
- getting an update or exchanging updated info.
- i.e.) I need to catch up with Sangil about his project
5. get up to speed
- to have all the latest information
- i.e.) now that James is onboard we need to get him up to speed on the project, so he can start working on it
<Reference>
22 Business English Expressions You Can’t Live Without (And how to use them) - English Digital Academy
Business English idioms and phrases that will make your English effective and professional: "a ballpark figure";"to be on top of it"; "get the ball rolling", ....
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