| Business Jargon: To jump through hoops |
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| Tuesday, 13 June 2006 | |
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Definition: To do everything that is necessary to achieve a goal.
Example Dialogue: A: He is a demanding boss. He really has me jumping through hoops.
B: I agree that he is demanding, but he’s fair. I am sure that he appreciates all of the things that you are doing to make the department look good. Listen and Practice: Discuss on the Forums: |
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