business in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
business in Marathi मराठी
business in Sindhi سنڌي
business in English
- business⇄adj. of or having to do with business.
- business⇄business, noun, adjective.
- business⇄expr. business as usual, a condition or attitude of overlooking problems or difficulties.
Ex. It was almost business as usual in the white outer neighborhoods and the suburbs of Atlanta ... (New York Times). - business⇄expr. business is business, commerce and profit must override personal feelings.
Ex. He refused to extend credit to his friends by saying, ""business is business."" - business⇄expr. get down to business, to turn or give one's attention to important things; tackle in earnest a task, difficulty, or the like.
Ex. After twice taking three puts going out he got down to business ... and by accurate iron play had 3's out of fiv - business⇄expr. have no business, to have no right.
Ex. The State has no business to provide more than subsistence benefits (Listener). - business⇄expr. make it one's business, to attend to specifically.
Ex. Harriet's parents make it their business to see that she does her homework every evening. - business⇄expr. mean business, (Informal.) to be in earnest; be serious.
Ex. When he says he is going to get good marks, he means business. The point would be to convince the Reds we mean business and at the same time assure the world we don't want a general - business⇄expr. mind one's own business, to attend to one's own affairs; refrain from meddling with what does not concern one.
Ex. I most desire all those critics to mind their own business (Henry Fielding). - business⇄expr. on business, with definite work to do.
Ex. No admittance except on business. - business⇄expr. the business, (U.S. Slang.) a roughing up; bad treatment; a punishing, beating, or killing.
Ex. His dock gang ""got the business"" when they balked at paying the tribute (New York Times). - business⇄noun 1a. a thing that one is busy at; occupation, profession, or trade; work.
Ex. A carpenter's business is building.
(SYN) vocation, job.
b. something to be done or attended to.
Ex. the business of the day. Business comes befor