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  • Loyalty programs

    Loyalty programs

    Loyalty programs, sponsored by retailers and other businesses, offer rewards, discounts, and other special incentives as a way to attract and retain customers.

    Example 

    The supermarket chain’s enhanced loyalty scheme will apply across all Morrisons locations, including convenience stores and Amazon purchases.

  • Naff

    Naff

    Lacking taste or style

    Examples 

    It is absolutely naff. 

    That pants looks naff.

  • Walk softly and carry a big stick

    Walk softly and carry a big stick

    Approach situations with a gentle demeanor while being prepared to use strong measures or assertive actions if necessary

    Examples 

    He has a gentle manner with his team, but he knows when to walk softly and carry a big stick to get results.

    Walk softly and carry a big stick.

  • Make one’s day

    Make one’s day

    To make one feel very happy 

    Example

    You’ve just made my day!

  • Clear off

    Clear off

    To go away

    Example

    If you don’t like it, clear off.

  • Play both sides of the fence

    Play both sides of the fence

    To be Undecided or unwilling to take a position

    Examples 

    Dont play both sides of the fence because one day your leg is going to get caught trying to get over on the other side.

    He plays both sides of the fence. 

  • Park money

    Park money 

    to invest money, funds in a stock, bonds, etc.

    Examples 

    More investors are seeking to park their money in an off-shore location.

    Where to park money?

    Foundations are used to park money.

  • Talk tripe

    Talk tripe

    Talk nonsense 

    Examples 

    She is talking tripe as usual.

    People talk a lot of tripe about fashion.

  • Not hold another’s breath

    Not hold another’s breath

    Not make someone feel anxious.

    Example

    I personally believe that it will be delayed they say January but I wouldn’t hold your breath.

  • Also-ran

    Also-ran 

    Loser; someone in a competition who is unlikely to do well or who has failed

    Examples

    The once popular food empire had become an also-ran company.

    To some an amateur means an incompetent or also-ran, and to others it means an idealist.

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