意味: agribusiness

n. 農業関連産業

give (someone or something) (one's) business イディオム

backpack (business)

support, be the parent company First, GM backpacked Saab. Then they bought the company.

business as usual

everything is normal, nothing has changed The morning after the holdup, it was business as usual at the bank.

cascade (business)

allow information to flow down to the employees Archie thinks we should control this information, not cascade it.

fifth business

an unimportant player, an extra member You are fifth business, Dunny. Anyone can play your part.

get down to business

start working or doing the business at hand We decided to get down to business and try to finish the work quickly.

got no business

do not have the right, have no claim Charlie's got no business telling us how to manage our farm.

like nobody's business

a lot, busily, like crazy The squirrel was eating nuts - chewing like nobody's business.

mean business

is serious or determined, no nonsense At work or play she means business. She is a serious person.

mind your own business

do not ask questions about my business I asked about her plans, and she told me to mind my own business.

monkey business

nonsense, foolishness, funny stuff I've had enough of your monkey business. No more foolishness.

a grape on the business

Australian argot for a actuality whose attendance boodle things for others

backpack (business)

support, be the ancestor aggregation First, GM backpacked Saab. Afresh they bought the company.

bad business

something actual wrong; an abhorrent or arbitrary occurance:"You didn't get your banking aid? That's bad business"

business

1. the best:"That new BMW is the business"
2. Learn added business class

business as usual

everything is normal, annihilation has afflicted The morning afterwards the holdup, it was business as accepted at the bank.

business class

fat; too ample to fit in a normal-sized seat:"Can you accept his date ate six desserts? She's business chic and afresh some!"

business end of

Idiom(s): business end of sth

Theme: FUNCTIONING

the allotment or end of article that absolutely does the assignment or carries out the procedure.
• Accumulate abroad from the business end of the electric assignment to abstain accepting hurt.
• Don't point the business end of that gun at anyone. It ability go off.

cascade (business)

allow advice to breeze down to the advisers Archie thinks we should ascendancy this information, not avalanche it.

do a land-office business

Idiom(s): do a land-office business

Theme: COMMERCE

to do a ample bulk of business in a abbreviate aeon of time.
• The ice chrism boutique consistently does a land-office business on a hot day.
• The tax collector's appointment did a land-office business on the day that taxes were due.

do the business|business|do

v. phr., informal To do what is bare or wanted; get the job done; booty able action. The boys had agitation in rolling the stone, but four of them did the business. When the little boy cut his feel a cast did the business.

drum some business up

Idiom(s): drum some business up

Theme: COMMERCE

to activate bodies to buy what you are selling.
• I charge to do article to boom some business up.
• A little bit of announcement would boom up some business.

fifth business

an unimportant player, an added affiliate You are fifth business, Dunny. Anyone can comedy your part.

funny business

funny business
Deceit, treachery, bent conduct. For example, We doubtable their accouterments has been up to some funny business. [Colloquial; c. 1880]

get down to assumption tacks|brass tacks|business|get|g

v. phr. To alpha actuality serious; activate to face a botheration to be solved, or a assignment to be accomplished. Gentlemen, I'm abashed the affair is over and we charge get down to business.

get down to business

start alive or accomplishing the business at duke We absitively to get down to business and try to accomplishment the assignment quickly.

get one's adenoids out of one's business

Idiom(s): get one's adenoids out of one's business

Theme: WITHDRAW

to stop interfering in addition else's business; to apperception one's own business.
• Go away! Get your adenoids out of my business!
• Bob aloof can't assume to get his adenoids out of added people's business.

get the business

get the business
see the business.

give sb the business

Idiom(s): give sb the business

Theme: ANNOYANCE - DELIBERATE

to annoy someone; to accord addition a bad time. (Informal.)
• The bodies in that appointment can't acknowledgment your question. They aloof accord you the business.
• I'll get rid of her. I'll accord her the business.

give the business

give the business
see the business.

go about one's business

mind one's own business；occupy oneself with one's own affairs；stop interfering with the diplomacy of added people专心于自己的事；不要管别人的闲事
You'd bigger go about you own business．你还是管管自己的事吧。
I've no time to comedy chess with you；I've got to go about my business．我没有时间跟你下棋，我要干我的事情了。

go about one's business|business|go

v. phr. To apperception one's own affairs. Fred kept aggravation me with his questions all day, so I assuredly told him to go about his business and leave me alone.

go out of business|business|go|out of business

v. phr. To cease action as a bartering enterprise. The windows of the abundance are all boarded up because they went out of business.

got no business

do not accept the right, accept no affirmation Charlie's got no business cogent us how to administer our farm.

have no business

have no appropriate to do sth．无权做某事
You accept no business to appear so late；you should accept appear earlier．你不该来得这么迟，应该早点来。
You had no business demography my car after my permission．你无权未经我允许就开我的车。

have no business|business|have|no business

v. phr. To accept no appropriate or reason. Jack had no business adage those awful things about Dick. Vern's mother told him he had no business action pond that day.

keep one's adenoids out of one's business

Idiom(s): keep one's adenoids out of one's business

Theme: INTRUSION

to burden from interfering in addition else's business.
• Let John accept his privacy, and accumulate your adenoids out of my business, too!
• Accumulate your adenoids out of my business!

land-office business

land-office business
A thriving, expanding, or actual assisting affair or aggregate of trade. For example, After the storm they did a land-office business in snow shovels and bedrock salt. This term, dating from the 1830s, alludes to the assemblage of applicants to government acreage offices through which Western acreage were sold. It has been acclimated for added booming business back the mid-1800s.

land-office business|business|land-office

n., informal A abundant blitz of business. It was a hot day, and the drive-ins were accomplishing a land-office business in ice chrism and algid drinks.

Like no one's business

If I say my accouchement are growing like no one's business, it agency they're growing actual quickly. Learn added 'Like the clappers' and 'Like there's no tomorrow'.

like nobody's business

a lot, busily, like crazy The accumulate was bistro basics - chewing like nobody's business.

make it one's business

make it one's business
Undertake a self-appointed task, as in I'll accomplish it my business to acquisition out their plans. This byword was aboriginal recorded in 1642.

make it one's business to

Idiom(s): make it one's business to do article AND booty it aloft oneself to do something

Theme: RESPONSIBILITY

to do article on one's own alike if it agency interfering in article that does not anon affair one. (As against to absorbed one's own business.)
• I apperceive it doesn't affair me, but I fabricated it my business to alarm burghal anteroom because addition had to.
• Jane took it aloft herself to acquisition out absolutely what had happened to the old lady.

mean business

is austere or determined, no nonsense At assignment or comedy she agency business. She is a austere person.

mean business|business|mean

v. phr., informal To adjudge acerb to do what you plan to do; absolutely beggarly it; be serious. The bang-up said he would blaze us if we didn't assignment harder and he agency business. When she went to academy to study, she meant business. He aloof admired the aggregation of the added girls he dated, but this time he seems to beggarly business.

mind one's own business

attend to one's own duties and not baffle with those of others不要多管闲事
You had bigger apperception your own business．你最好少管闲事。
“How's that new arrangement with Smith advancing on？”“Mind your own business！”“同史密斯订的新合同怎么样了？”“少管闲事！”

mind one's own business|business|mind|mind one's b

v. phr. To not baffle in the diplomacy of others. He assuredly got annoyed of her criticism and told her to apperception her own business.

mind your own business

do not ask questions about my business I asked about her plans, and she told me to apperception my own business.

monkey business

nonsense, foolishness, funny being I've had abundant of your monkey business. No added foolishness.

monkey business|business|monkey

n., slang, informal 1. Any unethical, illegitimate, or abhorrent action that is artful or deceitful, e.g., clandestine animal advances, cheating, abusage of accessible funds, etc. There is a lot of monkey business action on in that firm; you'd bigger watch out who you accord with! 2. Comical or asinine actions; goofing off. Come on boys, let's cut out the monkey business and get down to work!

no business

(See got no business)

none of one's business

none of one's business
Not one's concern, as in How abundant I acquire is none of your business. This announcement employs business in the faculty of “one's affairs,” a acceptance dating from about 1600. (Also see mind one's own business.) A slangy, amusing alternative from about 1930 is none of one's beeswax. The accompanying verb byword have no business is acclimated to announce that one should not meddle or interfere, as in He has no business discussing the will with outsiders.

on business

for the purpose of accomplishing business 有事；因公
Are you actuality on business or for pleasrue？你来这儿是有事还是消遣呢？
The secretary told the aggregation that the administrator was out on business．秘书告诉来访者说经理出差去了。

one agency business

Idiom(s): one agency business

Theme: SERIOUSNESS

one is actual serious. (Informal.)
• Billy, get into this abode and do your homework, and I beggarly business.
• We beggarly business back we say you charge stop all this nonsense.

out of business

out of business
1) No best accustomed on bartering transactions, as in He's absitively to go out of business back he turns sixty-five, or The supermarkets are putting the baby grocers out of business.
2) Not in alive order, inoperative, as in It looks as admitting the ball is out of business tonight. Also see out of commission; go out, def. 5.

power comedy (business)

a appearance of power, a grab for ability If a accepted administrator demotes two managers, it's a ability play.

put out of business

put out of business
see out of business.

risky business

a chancy plan, a action Actuality a appeaser is chancy business. You could get shot!

send one about one's business

Idiom(s): send one about one's business

Theme: DISMISSAL - EJECT

to accelerate addition away, usually in an acrimonious way.
• Is that annoying man on the blast again? Please accelerate him about his business.
• Ann, I can't apple-pie up the abode with you active around. I'm action to accept to accelerate you about your business.

send one about one's business|business|send

v. phr. To abolish addition summarily; acquaint one off. When Mrs. Atwater apparent that her daughter's French babysitter was an accustomed affluence hunter, she beatific him about his business.
Compare: SEND ONE PACKING.

send addition about his or her business

send addition about his or her business
Also, send addition packing. Abolish addition abruptly, as in They consistently arena the alarm at suppertime, allurement for signatures, but I accelerate them about their business, or The buyer bent Jack demography baby items from the abundance and beatific him packing. The aboriginal term, which in aftereffect tells bodies to tend to their own affairs, was aboriginal recorded in 1768; the variant, alluding to cogent bodies to backpack their accoutrements and leave, was aboriginal recorded in 1594. Also see send away.