side-swipe, A glancing blow from the side, often in traffic accidents., earmark, To set aside money or resources for a specific purpose., head-to-head, A direct competition between two people or teams., roll sth out, To launch or introduce a new product or plan., set, To place, arrange, or establish something., espresso machine, Equipment used to brew espresso coffee., espresso, A strong coffee made by forcing hot water through finely ground beans., be firing on all cylinders, To perform at your best and be very efficient., avenue, A wide street or a possible way of achieving something., be struck, To be impressed, attracted, or affected strongly by someone or something., stir sth up, To cause trouble or provoke strong feelings., tie-up, A situation where progress is delayed or blocked; also a business partnership., barista, A person who prepares and serves coffee drinks., preside, To lead or be in charge of a meeting or event., take on, To accept a challenge or responsibility; to fight or compete against someone., tangible, Something real and concrete that can be touched or clearly understood., some time, An unspecified amount of time; not exact.

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