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It's a conflict of interest.

B2

There's a clash between personal and professional interests.

I'm left wondering...

B2

Expressing a lingering question or uncertainty.

To be frank...

C1

To be honest and direct.

That's a funny story!

B2

Expressing amusement at a humorous anecdote.

What do you think I could improve?

B2

Specifically asking for areas for improvement.

Perhaps we can table this for later?

B2

To suggest postponing a difficult conversation.

To achieve a breakthrough

C1

To make a significant advance or discovery.

I'm in dire straits.

C1

I'm in a very difficult or desperate situation.

Could we come back to this later?

B2

Politely suggests postponing the discussion to a more appropriate time.

I'm investing in my future.

B2

I'm making efforts to improve my skills and opportunities for long-term success.

That's awfully kind of you, but I think I can manage.

C1

Thank you for the offer, but I don't need help.

It begs the question...

B2

Introducing a question that naturally arises from a previous statement.

It's a difficult dilemma.

B2

It's a challenging situation with no easy solution.

How was your weekend?

B2

A general inquiry about someone's weekend.

Word on the street is...

C1

Rumor has it that...

Let me tell you something...

B2

Introducing a piece of information or a story.

Any suggestions?

B2

A brief way to ask for suggestions.

I'd rather not discuss that.

B2

Politely declining to engage in a sensitive topic.

I need immediate assistance.

C1

I require help urgently.

To bear fruit

C1

To produce positive results.

I appreciate the offer, but I'm good.

C1

Thank you, but I don't require assistance.

That's a thought-provoking idea.

B2

Expressing that something is stimulating to think about.

Just a moment, please.

B2

A brief pause is needed to handle something.

We need to uphold...

B2

We must maintain or defend...

What did you get up to this weekend?

B2

Asking about the activities someone did.

To put it bluntly...

C1

To say something directly and without sugarcoating.

Guess what?

B2

Introducing surprising or exciting news.

How does this look to you?

B2

Asking for a visual assessment.

This is a critical situation.

C1

The situation is extremely serious and requires urgent action.

Let's try again later.

B2

Suggesting a second attempt to resolve a situation.

To reach a milestone

C1

To achieve a significant point in a project or endeavor.

This is truly mind-boggling.

B2

Expressing that something is incredibly difficult to understand or believe.

Thanks for the offer, but I've got it covered.

C1

Thank you, but I've already handled it.

It undermines trust.

B2

It weakens or damages confidence.

Let me finish this first.

B2

Indicates a need to complete a current task before addressing the interruption.

Did you have a good weekend?

B2

A simple and direct question about the quality of the weekend.

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