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Trabajo y Dinero - El mundo empresarial

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English idioms related to Work & Money
shotgun approach

a broad marketing strategy that uses multiple tactics to reach a wide audience, but without a clear understanding of the target market, leading to a less effective use of resources

enfoque de escopeta

enfoque de escopeta

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going concern

a business that produces a great deal of profit

empresa en funcionamiento

empresa en funcionamiento

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to do a roaring trade

(of a business) to be a high level of sales or trade

[Frase]
in the black

used to refer to something, particularly a bank account, that is providing one with a considerable amount of profit

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bottom line

the amount that was profited or lost in an organization or company after everything was calculated

resultado final

resultado final

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to turn a trick

to engage in sexual activities in exchange for money

[Frase]
pay dirt

a valuable or significant discovery, often resulting in financial gain or success

mina de oro

mina de oro

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bricks and mortar

used to describe traditional physical buildings or structures, typically referring to businesses or establishments that have a physical presence in a specific location rather than operating solely online or virtually

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skeleton staff‌

the minimum staff required for a business to run at a basic level

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skeleton service

the service that is available only at certain times or under certain conditions

servicio mínimo

servicio mínimo

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money spinner

something that produces a great deal of profit

gallina de los huevos de oro

gallina de los huevos de oro

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in pocket

used for saying that one has more than enough money, usually gained in a transaction

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