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Preciousbunny Posted 16 years ago
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To learn one phase of business at one place
to learn one phase of business at one place
Why do you say One Phase of bunsiness??
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Is tonight's speaker just one more link in the chain?
I can't understand the meaning (read from a pharagraph about People who are crazy about money.)
Why do you say One Phase of bunsiness??
And
In this one:
Is tonight's speaker just one more link in the chain?
I can't understand the meaning (read from a pharagraph about People who are crazy about money.)
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view=uk ). So, a "phase of business" is a period or stage in a business process or in the development of a business. "one more link in the chain" means one more step or stage in a process; one more thing that is necessary to complete a whole.
- view=uk ).
- So, a "phase of business" is a period or stage in a business process or in the development of a business.
- "one more link in the chain" means one more step or stage in a process; one more thing that is necessary to complete a whole.
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"phase" means "a distinct period or stage in a process of change or forming part of something's development" (http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/phase?view=uk ). So, a "phase of business" is a period or stage in
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