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Business

Greek Meaning

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English Meaning

  1. The occupation, work, or trade in which a person is engaged: the wholesale food business.
  2. A specific occupation or pursuit: the best designer in the business.
  3. Commercial, industrial, or professional dealings: new systems now being used in business.
  4. A commercial enterprise or establishment: bought his uncle's business.
  5. Volume or amount of commercial trade: Business had fallen off.
  6. Commercial dealings; patronage: took her business to a trustworthy salesperson.
  7. One's rightful or proper concern or interest: "The business of America is business” ( Calvin Coolidge).
  8. Something involving one personally: It's none of my business.
  9. Serious work or endeavor: got right down to business.
  10. An affair or matter: "We will proceed no further in this business” ( Shakespeare).
  11. An incidental action performed by an actor on the stage to fill a pause between lines or to provide interesting detail.
  12. Informal Verbal abuse; scolding: gave me the business for being late.
  13. Obsolete The condition of being busy.