| | AIDA: abbr. Attention, Interest, Desire, Action.
All in the same boat: [Spa./ol in de seim bóut] Everyone facing the same challenges, issues or problems. About one´s business: [Spa./abaut uáns bisnes] - Be Get - Go - Busy performing a task or doing something. At all cost: [Spa./atól cost] At any expense of money, effort or time.
Back on your feet: [Spa./bak on iór fit] Get back on financial health.
Back to square one: [Spa./bak tu skuer uán] Right back to where all things started Bear market.[Spa./ bér market] When market prices drop or decline Belly up: [Spa./bély op] When a company does not earn enough profit. Bean Counter: [Spa/bin cáunter] an Accountant. Bottom up:[Spa./bátom ap] Hit or reach the lowest level or point of something. Bull Market: [Spa./ bul market] When prices are expected to rise
| | | Abroad: Adj. & Adv. [Spa./abród] Adj. Covering a large area - adv. Out of the Country overseas. Abapical: [Spa./abápicol] At the lowest point, being opposite to the top. Adjoining: [Spa./adyoining] Being in contact, contiguous, meeting at some point or line. Anticlockwise:[Spa/enticlókuaiss] Counterclockwise. Moving in the opposite direction to the rotation of the hands of a watch or clock Bent: [ Spa./ bent] Not straight, propensity, determined to, capacity of endurance. Bounce: [Spa./báuns] To rebound, bound, Bumpy: [Spa./bámpi] Irregular, uneven, full of jolts.
Crooked: [Spa./cruked] Not straight marked by curves or angles.
Curious: [Spa./kiúrious] Inquisitive, eager to learn. Downwind:Adj. & Adv.[Spa./dáunwind] -In the same direction that the wind is moving. Dull: [Spa./dóll] Slow, weak, not clear, bright or vivid. Elated: [Spa./ iléited] Joyful, euphoric, full of excitment.
Ethical: [Spa./ézikol] In accordance with ethic guidelines. | | | Add up (2. separable): [Spa./ ad áp] find the total.
Back up: [Spa./Bák áp] Supporting something or someone.
Chip in: [Spa./ chip in] Contributing with money for something Clam up: [Spa./clam óp] is to shut up or refuse to speak. Climb down - (insep): [Spa./ Cláimb dáun] when you climb down, you admit you are wrong. Back down 
Dash off: [Spa./ Dash of] When you type, write, compose a note or email very quickly. Deal with: [Spa/díl uiz] To do business with. Explain away: [Spa./ expléin awéy] The explanations given to clarify a situation.
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| | Business Networking: [Spa./Bisness networking] - Effective low-cost marketing technique for developing promotion, sales opportunities, contacts based on referrals and /or introductions. Carry over: [Spa./ Kery óuver] Leave for another time. Clause. [Spa./ closs ]- Specific intruction, stipulatoin or statement in a contract.
Deadbeat: [Spa./dédbit] A person who never pays the debt he owes.
Dismiss: [Spa./dimíss ]- To terminate, remove from employment. Colloq. To Sack, To fire.
End-user: [Spa./ endiúser] - Member, person or client who is the ultimate user of a product or service. Fast buck: [Spa./fast bók] Easy earned moneys. Sometimes in a dishonest way.
Features: Spa/Fítchur - Unique characteristics of a service or a product | | | Fair: [Spa./ fer] Not biased impartial, neutral, equitable. Few: [Spa./ fiú] More than one but small in number.
Gross: [Spa./gróss] Excluding any deductions opposite of net.
Glib:[Spa./glib] Superficial, not deep. High: [Spa./jáig] Having a relatively great elevation. Hectic: [Spa./jéktik] Intense activity also marked by intense agitation or excitement. Hollow: [Spa. jalou] To have an empty space, a void within, not solid. Hulky: [Spa./jolky] Big, large in massive, of great size. 
| | | Fall back on: [Spa./Fol back on] Something or someone you rely on as a last resource.Give up: [Spa./giv ap] The act of leaving or abandoning an activity or a situation. Fall behind: [Spa./] remaining at the same position, standard or level. Fall for: [Spa./fol for] (something) when you are deceived or tricked. Fill in: [Spa./fil in] to complete a form with information. Hand in: [Spa./jénd in] Give in. When you give something to someone. Ice up: [Spa./áiss up] When something does not work properly because is covered by ice. 
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| | Gain ground: [Spa./géin gráund] -To advance, or increase. Goods in-transit: [Spa./guds in trensit] - Merchandise or property in process of being transported. Headquarter: [Spa./jedkuorer] Main center of operations or administration. In behalf of: [Spa./ in bijélf of] In the exclusive interest of a certain person or group. In the black: [Spa./ in de blak] Making profits or money.
In the hole: [Spa./in de jóul] Not making money, in debt.
Jack up: [Spa./ yak ap] Boost prices making them higher.
Keep track of: [Spa./ kip trak of] Keep informed maintaning records.
Lay out: [léi áut] Pay and or spend.
Live on hand to mouth: [Spa./liv on jend tu máuzz] Making ends meet living on a very tight budget. | | | Ineluctable: [Spa./ onelók tbol] Not to be missed or avoided. Jittery: [Spa./yíteri] Marked my jumpy or nervy movements. Leap: v. [Spa./lip] To jump Liable: [Spa./láiabol] Being responsible or accountable for. Bound by Law. Medium: [Spa./ mídiam] At an intermediate point. Messy: [Spa./mési] disorderly, unpleaseantly difficult to resolve. Narrow:[Spa./nérou] of limited width, limited in range in comparison to extent. Outstretched:[Spa./autstrétcht] Fully extended, stretch-out Poised: [Spa./póist] prepared for action from being on a balanced position. Plateau: v.(intr.)[Spa./plátóu] To remain at a steady position for a long time. | | | Itch out: [Spa./ittch áut] When you urgently want something and can not wait to have it.
Jazz up: [Spa./ Yass áp ] Making things more interesting or exciting in a lively manner. Kick off: [Spa./kik off] When something starts. Lash out: [Spa./lash áut] When you angrily speak about another person in a form of criticism. Not sure? Ask a Teacher Call : 911 014 146 
Make off: [Spa./ Méik off] Leaving a place quickly.
Naff off: [Spa./ naff off] To tell someone to leave. (when you are irritated). Notch up: [Spa./notch óp] When something is accomplished. Note down: [Spa./ nóut dáun] To take notes or write something. | | |
| | Level off: [Spa./levol of] to keep on a steady position. Make a bundle:[Spa./méik a bándol] Making a lot of profits Make a killing: [Spa./méik a kiling] To produce a lot of money.
Nest egg: [Spa./nest éig] Savings
Number-cruncher: [Spa./námber kráncher] Someone in charge of accounting.
On a dime: [Spa./on a dáim] Very limited space.
On a shoestring: [Spa./on a shústring] on a limited budget.
| | | Plunge: v. [Spa./ plónch] to descend rapidly. a steep fall or descend. Plummet: v. [Spa./ plómet] to fall, to drop down. Quaint:[Spa./kuéint]very strange or unusual Quite: [Spa.kuáit] Actually, really, to the greatest extent, to a degree, absolutely. Rush: [Spa./ráshh] An urgent performance of something. Soar: v. [Spa./ soór] to rise, move up, climb, to ascend. Sharp: A. [Spa./sharp] Clearly defined, astute, acute, abrupt. Slight: [Spa./Sláit] a small change. Steady: adj. [Spa./stédi] To remain fixed or firm in a place or position. Stagnate:verb [Spa./stágneit] To stand still, remaining on same position. | | | 
Opt in: [Spa./opt in] When you chose to participate or join something.
Own up: [Spa./oun óp] When you admit you did something wrong. (Climb down) Perk up: [Spa./perk áp] Boosting something or someone´s energy.
Rack up:[Spa./rak áp] When something increases in a gradually manner. 
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| | | Over the top: [Spa./ouver de top] surpassing an objective or quota. Pass the buck: [Spa./pass de bok] Transfer decision responsibility to another person Red cent: [Spa./Red sent] of very little value. Saddled with debt: [Spa./sádold uiz det] To be burdened with debt. Set one back: [Spa./] The cost of something.
Take a nosedive: [Spa./Téik a nóuse dáiv] To fall, decrease, slump.
Teacher´s pet; [Spa./ tíchers pet] a student who is favoured and given special attention by the Teacher. Work out: [Spa./uók áut] To develop, perform or plan. Note:Spa.= Very similar in pronunciation if read in Spanish.
| | | Slump: v. [Spa./slómp] A sudden falling of prices, activities, to collapse, to perform poorly. To drop. Steady:[Spa./stédy] a gradual and regular movement. Sudden: [Spa./sáden] abrutp, unexpected. Surge: v. [Spa./sursh] to move up, to rise, inflate, uprise, improve. Tiny: [Spa./táini] very small or little. Tumble: v. [Spa./tómbol] to fall, change, scramble, go down, push. To move on acrobatic forms, roll, fall, bounce. Unique:[Spa./iuník] being of single features and own characteristics. Verbatim:[Spa./verbéitim] quoting exaclty the same words, word for word. Wide: [Spa./uáid] having great extense. Windfall: [Spa./ uindfol] Something wonderful that happens unexpectedly ie.: taxes levied, shares given for free. | | | Sells out: [Spa./sels áit] Selling all products available.
Take off: [Spa./ téik off] Launch, or depart by leaving ground.
Take on: [Spa./ téik on] To hire someone. Top out: [Spa./top áut] to stop rising. Wait up:[Spa./uéit áp] To wait
Walk off: [Spa./uólk of] Leaving or abandoining something by walking. Wave down.[Spa./uéiv dáun] Making a signal with your hands, for a vehicle to stop. Veg out: [Spa./vegch áut] Chill, relax, not doing anything at all. Zip by: [Spa./ sssip bái] to pass a point or place very fast. Zoom in:[Spa./ ssum in]getting a closer picture of something. t.t. highly recommends VOA NEWS 
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