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delay a proposal
Common spoken expression: delay a proposal
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The board delayed a proposal until the finance team checked the numbers.
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We delayed the proposal because one section needed rewriting.
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She delayed the proposal rather than send an incomplete version.
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avoid a decision
Common spoken expression: avoid a decision
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He kept asking for more information to avoid a decision.
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Some people avoid a decision when the consequences are unclear.
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She tried to avoid the decision until the next meeting.
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avoid a choice
Common spoken expression: avoid a choice
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I compared the prices instead of trying to avoid a choice.
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He tends to avoid a choice when both options have risks.
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She cannot avoid a choice forever.
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avoid a conclusion
Common spoken expression: avoid a conclusion
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The writer left out key facts to avoid a conclusion.
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We should not avoid a conclusion just because the result is uncomfortable.
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He kept changing the topic to avoid a conclusion.
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avoid an agreement
Common spoken expression: avoid an agreement
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They kept negotiating to avoid an agreement they were not ready for.
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The buyer tried to avoid an agreement until the warranty was clear.
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We cannot avoid an agreement forever if we want to start the project.
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1126)
avoid a judgment
Common spoken expression: avoid a judgment
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Try to listen to both sides to avoid a judgment based on assumptions.
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She asked questions to avoid a quick judgment.
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Good managers avoid a judgment until they have enough facts.
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1127)
avoid a recommendation
Common spoken expression: avoid a recommendation
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The consultant asked for more data to avoid a recommendation that might be wrong.
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We delayed the review to avoid a recommendation based on incomplete information.
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She checked the figures carefully to avoid a poor recommendation.
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avoid a commitment
Common spoken expression: avoid a commitment
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He kept his options open to avoid a commitment.
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She did not want to avoid a commitment, but she needed more time.
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The company changed the wording to avoid a commitment it could not keep.
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avoid a plan
Common spoken expression: avoid a plan
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They kept discussing details to avoid a plan they were not ready to follow.
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We should not avoid a plan simply because the first draft is imperfect.
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She postponed the meeting to avoid a plan that lacked a budget.
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avoid a proposal
Common spoken expression: avoid a proposal
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He kept asking questions to avoid a proposal before the costs were clear.
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We revised the numbers to avoid a proposal that would exceed the budget.
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The team wanted to avoid a proposal that customers could not afford.
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1131)
identify a problem
Common spoken expression: identify a problem
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During the morning check, we identified a recurring login problem that affected several users.
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She quickly identified a plumbing problem in the kitchen.
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The technician identified a scheduling problem before the next meeting after running a few tests.
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1132)
identify an issue
Common spoken expression: identify an issue
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During the morning check, we identified an issue with the payment gateway.
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She quickly identified an issue that had been reported twice already.
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The technician identified an issue in the latest software update after running a few tests.
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1133)
identify an error
Common spoken expression: identify an error
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During the morning check, we identified an error in the monthly report.
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She quickly identified an error that caused the invoice total to change.
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The technician identified an error in the customer database after running a few tests.
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1134)
identify a mistake
Common spoken expression: identify a mistake
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During the morning check, we identified a mistake in the delivery address.
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She quickly identified a mistake I made while entering the figures.
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The technician identified a mistake in the first version of the document after running a few tests.
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1135)
identify a conflict
Common spoken expression: identify a conflict
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During the morning check, we identified a conflict between two team members.
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She quickly identified a conflict between the booking times.
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The technician identified a conflict over the project budget after running a few tests.
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1136)
identify a delay
Common spoken expression: identify a delay
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During the morning check, we identified a delay caused by heavy traffic.
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She quickly identified a delay in receiving the replacement part.
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The technician identified a delay that could affect tomorrow’s delivery after running a few tests.
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identify a failure
Common spoken expression: identify a failure
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During the morning check, we identified a failure in the backup system.
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She quickly identified a failure that stopped the machine.
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The technician identified a failure during the final test after running a few tests.
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identify a complaint
Common spoken expression: identify a complaint
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During the morning check, we identified a complaint from a customer about the refund.
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She quickly identified a complaint that needed a quick response.
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The technician identified a complaint about noise from the building after running a few tests.
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solve an error
Common spoken expression: solve an error
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The team finally solved an error in the monthly report.
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He called a specialist to solve an error that caused the invoice total to change.
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We need a practical way to solve an error in the customer database before Friday.
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solve a mistake
Common spoken expression: solve a mistake
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The team finally solved a mistake in the delivery address.
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He called a specialist to solve a mistake I made while entering the figures.
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We need a practical way to solve a mistake in the first version of the document before Friday.
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