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The Alphabet Game
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The Alphabet Game
an .......... and a leg:a lot of money
EXAMPLE: Jack always flies business class to Asia. The plane
tickets cost an ....... and a leg!
AMOUNT
ARM
a big success; a huge hit
Business
Blockbuster
.................up with a winner:to think up a very good idea
Cash
Come
(to) work .......... to the wire:to work until the last minute; to work until just before the
deadline
DOWN
DOUBLE
(to) break .......... :to make neither a profit or a loss; the point at which revenues
equal costs
EQUAL
EVEN
(to) ................... track a project:to make a project a high priority; to speed up the time frame
of a project
FASTEN
FAST
(to) ..........wind of:to find out about something, often sensitive information
GIVE
GET
.................-baked idea:a stupid or impractical idea or suggestion
HAND
HALF
the .....................on the cake:an additional advantage; when one good thing happens, then
another good thing happens along with it
ICING
ICE
.................for the record:
let me make my opinion clear
EXAMPLE: I know that everybody else likes the idea of using a
bear for a mascot, but, .......... for the record, I think it's a lousy
idea.
JUST
JUDGING
(to) make a ..............:to make a lot of money
KICK
KILLING
(to) ........... one's competitors:to make a product that is technologically superior to competitors'
products
LEAPFROG
LOSE
......................the word:let's keep quiet about this; I agree not to tell anyone about this
mum's
mine's
(to) crunch the ...........:to perform financial calculations
NUMBERS
NOTES
(to) throw cold water .......... (an idea, a plan):to present reasons why something will not work; to discourage
OVER
ON
(to) ...........the plug:to put a stop to a project or initiative, usually because it's not going well;
PULL
PUT
.................... : to mention somebody's phrase.
QUIT
QUOTE
in the ...........:losing money; when expenses are greater than revenues
RED
RISK
nothing is set in ...........:nothing is decided yet; things can still be changed
STAND
STONE
(to) ........................... somebody's arm:to convince somebody; to talk somebody into doing something
TURN
TWIST
(to) beef ..... :to improve; to add to
EXAMPLE: Leave plenty of extra time at the airport. Ever since they
beefed ....... security, it takes a long time to get through the lines.
UP
UPON
CONTAINS THE V
back-of-the-..................... calculations:quick calculations; estimates using approximate numbers, instead
of exact numbers
ENVIOUS
ENVELOPE
BELLS & ..............: extra product features, usually using the latest technologies;
product features which are attractive, but not essential for the
product to function
WHISTLES
WHIMS
CONTAINS THE X
To think outside the ........... : to think creatively; to think in a new and different way
Exam
Box
CONTAINS THE Y
(a) run for one's ......... :a strong competition
WAY
MONEY
CONTAINS Z
(to) generate lots of .....................:to cause many people to start talking about a product or service,
usually in a positive way that increases sales
BUZZ
JAZZ
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www.centrodeinglesyes.com presents:
The Alphabet Game
START
Will you be able to hit all the words we have today in our roulette? Good luck!
play
The Alphabet Game
an .......... and a leg:a lot of money EXAMPLE: Jack always flies business class to Asia. The plane tickets cost an ....... and a leg!
AMOUNT
ARM
a big success; a huge hit
Business
Blockbuster
.................up with a winner:to think up a very good idea
Cash
Come
(to) work .......... to the wire:to work until the last minute; to work until just before the deadline
DOWN
DOUBLE
(to) break .......... :to make neither a profit or a loss; the point at which revenues equal costs
EQUAL
EVEN
(to) ................... track a project:to make a project a high priority; to speed up the time frame of a project
FASTEN
FAST
(to) ..........wind of:to find out about something, often sensitive information
GIVE
GET
.................-baked idea:a stupid or impractical idea or suggestion
HAND
HALF
the .....................on the cake:an additional advantage; when one good thing happens, then another good thing happens along with it
ICING
ICE
.................for the record: let me make my opinion clear EXAMPLE: I know that everybody else likes the idea of using a bear for a mascot, but, .......... for the record, I think it's a lousy idea.
JUST
JUDGING
(to) make a ..............:to make a lot of money
KICK
KILLING
(to) ........... one's competitors:to make a product that is technologically superior to competitors' products
LEAPFROG
LOSE
......................the word:let's keep quiet about this; I agree not to tell anyone about this
mum's
mine's
(to) crunch the ...........:to perform financial calculations
NUMBERS
NOTES
(to) throw cold water .......... (an idea, a plan):to present reasons why something will not work; to discourage
OVER
ON
(to) ...........the plug:to put a stop to a project or initiative, usually because it's not going well;
PULL
PUT
.................... : to mention somebody's phrase.
QUIT
QUOTE
in the ...........:losing money; when expenses are greater than revenues
RED
RISK
nothing is set in ...........:nothing is decided yet; things can still be changed
STAND
STONE
(to) ........................... somebody's arm:to convince somebody; to talk somebody into doing something
TURN
TWIST
(to) beef ..... :to improve; to add to EXAMPLE: Leave plenty of extra time at the airport. Ever since they beefed ....... security, it takes a long time to get through the lines.
UP
UPON
CONTAINS THE V
back-of-the-..................... calculations:quick calculations; estimates using approximate numbers, instead of exact numbers
ENVIOUS
ENVELOPE
BELLS & ..............: extra product features, usually using the latest technologies; product features which are attractive, but not essential for the product to function
WHISTLES
WHIMS
CONTAINS THE X
To think outside the ........... : to think creatively; to think in a new and different way
Exam
Box
CONTAINS THE Y
(a) run for one's ......... :a strong competition
WAY
MONEY
CONTAINS Z
(to) generate lots of .....................:to cause many people to start talking about a product or service, usually in a positive way that increases sales
BUZZ
JAZZ
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOU WIN! click here to get your prize
PLAY AGAIN