Business English vocabulary with examples

To examine and analyze 
something a bit more, 
in further depth.

Fringe benefits are additions 
to employee compensation, 
such as pension, paid time 
off 
or a company car

large numbers of people 
work in 
part-time positions, as 
independent 
contractors/freelance or with 
short-term contracts (as 
opposed to 
permanent jobs)

Intensely paying attention to 
a single 
object, concept, person or 
activity to the exclusion 
of everything else.

An attempt or guess that has 
only the slightest chance 
of succeeding or being 
accurate, it's a long shot, but 
worth trying.

A virtual- reality space online 
in which users can interact 
with a computer- 
generated environment and 
other 
users

Assets (things or people that 
are not 
necessary for a company 
to carry on its business in the 
ordinary course, or simply 
no longer 
use in a company's business 
operations

A generally accepted opinion  
among a group of people, or 
an 
agreement made by a group

If you are learning the ropes, 
you are learning how a 
particular job 
or task is done.

The most important point, 
also known as key point