curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/68533abd2da6dce6786a80eb.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
We can iron out any BLANK, then get everyone's BLANK-in.
kinks
This refers to small problems or issues that need to be fixed. Use the plural form.
buy
Followed by -in, this means support or agreement from others.
A kink is a small issue, flaw, or difficulty in a system or process. For example:
We need to fix a few kinks in the app before we launch. – This means there are minor problems that need to be resolved.
Buy-in is an agreement or support for an idea or plan, especially from a group or team. For example:
The project won't move forward without full team buy-in. – This means the team must agree with and support the project before it continues.
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