Relacionar Columnas IDIOMS DecisionsVersión en línea Decision por Iuliia Pugach 1 This is our final offer – TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. 2 You’ve been OUT OF THE LOOP on the new marketing plan. Let me bring you up to date. 3 This job is still UP FOR GRABS if you want it. 4 You’ve kept us waiting for weeks on the decision. It’s time to FISH OR CUT BAIT. 5 No decision has been taken about where to build the new school, the city council is still SITTING ON THE FENCE. 6 If you’ve thought things through and are comfortable with your decision, just STICK TO YOUR GUNS 7 David and Kate were arguing about the temperature that day, it was very hot. Kate said it was 32 °C and David thought it was 33 °C. John told them not to SPLIT HAIRS, it was still very hot! 8 It was UP IN THE AIR whether or not I would be going on this trip. 9 Annette seems like the perfect candidate, but the fact that she was fired from her last job RAISES RED FLAGS 10 I TOOK A BACK SEAT and allowed my daughter to decorate the cake. (exclamation) make a decision or give somebody else a chance (command) either accept something without any change or refuse it argue over issues that are not important not part of a group that’s kept informed about sth avoid making a decision or choice not to participate in issue or situation, allow other people to have leading position refuse to change your opinion or decision warn of trouble ahead available not yet decided