Business English is considered by many the global language of business. MBA students who attend programs in the United States become familiar with a host of American Business English terms and expressions.

Below I am providing you the some of the common MBA Phrases:

Action items (n.)
Meaning: tasks to be delivered; items to do

Bottleneck (n.)
Meaning: obstacle; something that stops us from reaching our goal

Best of breed (n. and adj.)
Meaning: top performing professionals; highly qualified employee

Best practices (n.)
Meaning: best techniques or methods used to accomplish a goal

Boiling the ocean
Meaning: attempting to do an impossible project; trying an ambitious task

Bring to the table (v. phrase)
Meaning: offer or provide

Business model (n.)
Meaning: the way in which a company creates value

Buy-in (n.)
Meaning: agreement; approval

Circle back (v.)
Meaning: get together; regroup

Circle with (v.)
Meaning: meet; connect

C-level (adj.)
Meaning: high-ranking executive level such as CEO, COO, CFO & CTO

Close the loop (v. phrase)
Meaning: to follow up on subject to complete the discussion

Commoditize (v.); commoditized (adj.)
Meaning: to make (a good or service) widely available commercially