Business Phrasal Verbs:
1. Drum up: to obtain something by attracting people's attention to one's need or cause. (Mendapatkan sesuatu dengan menarik perhatian orang lain pada suatu kebutuhan)
E. g. You shall have to drum up new business by advertising.
2. Bail out: bail (out)
in. to resign or leave; to get free of someone or something. (Mengundurkan diri)
E. g. Albert bailed just before he got fired.
3. Fall through: to not happen (tidak terjadi)
E. g. Our meeting for the weekend fell through.
4. close down: cease or cause to cease business or operation, especially permanently. (Menutup perniagaan atau operasi, biasanya secara permanen)
E. g. We had to close down because the revenue model wasn't great.
5. Cash In On: take advantage of or capitalize on (mengambil faedah)
E. g. His hotel is cashing in on the area's upcoming malls.
6. Draw up: To draw up an agreement, a contract, a list, etc. means to compose the document and put it in written form. (Menuliskan dokumen)
E. g. They agreed to draw up a formal agreement.
7. Zero In On: to focus closely on it. (Berfokus)
E. g. We’ve tried a lot of strategies, but we need to zero in on what’s actually working.