American Idioms and Expressions

Bottom Line Idiom

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bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the result or final outcome of something, the last figure on a financial statementAlthough I do not want to buy a new car, the bottom line is that I need a car for work.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the total, the final figure on a balance sheet, the results (of a business)After we examined the bottom line of the company we decided not to invest in it.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the central issue of a discussion, the main pointMy friend wants to open a restaurant but the bottom line is that if we do not do more research I do not want to invest any money.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the line in a financial statement that shows net income or lossThe bottom line in the company's financial statement was much worse than expected.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the final result, the main pointThe bottom line was that we were unable to attend the conference because of our busy schedule.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the result or final outcome of something, the last figure on a financial statement Although I do not want to buy a new car, the bottom line is that I need a new car for work.

bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the total, the final figure on a balance sheet, the results (of a business) After we examined the bottom line of the company we decided not to invest in it.

bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the central issue of a discussion, the main point My friend wants to open a restaurant. However, the bottom line for me is that we need more research before I invest any money.

bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the line in a financial statement that shows net income or loss The bottom line in the company's financial statement was much worse than expected.
bottom line
What does bottom line mean?
the final result, the main point The bottom line was that we were unable to attend the conference because of our busy schedule.

Some Random Idioms
watch one's step
What does "watch one's step" mean?
act cautiously so you don't make a mistake or anger someoneYou should watch your step when you complain to the manager.
cross a bridge before one comes to it
What does "cross a bridge before one comes to it" mean?
to think and worry about future events or problems before they happen We should not worry about that problem now. We do not need to cross that bridge before we come to it.

in the driver's seat
What does "in the driver's seat" mean?
in controlI am in the driver's seat regarding what kind of apartment we rent for our holiday.
tail between one`s legs
What does "tail between one`s legs" mean?
feeling beaten or humiliated (like a frightened dog as it walks away)The salesman was forced to leave the company with his tail between his legs after he lied about his sales figures.
back on the front burner
What does "back on the front burner" mean?
to be talked about in the news again, to be important and under discussion again The problem with the large supplier is back on the front burner again.

birds of a feather flock together
What does "birds of a feather flock together" mean?
people who are similar often become friends or spend time togetherThe four boys were similar in every way and a good example that birds of a feather flock together.
divide (something) fifty-fifty
What does "divide (something) fifty-fifty" mean?
to divide something into two equal parts We divided the money that we won fifty-fifty.

do Idioms



run like clockwork
What does "run like clockwork" mean?
to run or progress very wellThe new production system runs like clockwork.
have a keen interest in (someone or something)
What does "have a keen interest in (someone or something)" mean?
be very interested in someone or somethingI have always had a keen interest in hiking and camping.
skin and bones
What does "skin and bones" mean?
to be very skinnyThe cat which we found in the empty house was all skin and bones.

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