Warren Buffet’s 3 Tips for Success Flashcards
Arguably
adverb
Used to give an opinion that you think is true
He is arguably the best choice for a new manager.
He was arguably the worst president in US history.
Ought to
verb
Should
We ought to arrive on time at the restaurant tonight.
They ought to cancel this while there is still time.
Act
verb
Take action
We need to act now if we want to avoid disaster.
They have urged their team leader to act quickly.
Pass on …
phrasal verb
To not accept something
I’m going to pass on his offer.
We passed on many opportunities recently.
Served up on a platter
idiom
To get something for nothing
This deal was served up on a platter for us.
His life has been pretty easy and most things have been served up on a platter for him.
Judge
verb
To evaluate / form an opinion
It’s a bit too soon to judge if things will turn out well.
The meeting was judged to be a success.
Set the bar
idiom
To set standards / expectations
They set the bar for future technologies in VR.
She set the bar high for her team members.
Impose
verb
To force something on someone
The government imposed a lot of strict rules on eating and drinking establishments.
I don’t mean to impose, but can I sit here?