Weekly News Recap: Intel, Tariffs, Victory Peak & the Bermuda Triangle | Phrasal Verb News

Episode overviewIt’s Friday, which means it’s time for our weekly review! In this recap of Phrasal Verb News, we revisit four big stories — from the US government buying into Intel, to new US tariffs, a tragic rescue mission on Victory Peak, and the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. Along the way, we’ll review more than a dozen phrasal verbs and idioms with Spanish translations and business-friendly examples.What you will reviewbounce back = recuperarseback off = echarse para atráscash in on = sacar provecho deget into = meterse en / involucrarse enboxed in = acorraladosort out = resolverpress pause = poner en pausatake effect = entrar en vigorloophole = vacío legal / resquicio legalset out = emprenderrun into = toparse condrop off = dejar / entregarpull through = salir adelante / recuperarsesubscribe to = adherirse a / estar de acuerdo conclear up = aclararpoint out = señalar / destacarwrite off = descartar / dar por perdidolive on = seguir vivo / perdurarStories coveredUS government buys 10% stake in Intel📦 End of the de minimis tariff rule🏔 Rescue attempts on Victory Peak🌊 Science vs. conspiracy in the Bermuda TrianglePractice promptsWhat’s a time your company had to bounce back?When did you run into an unexpected challenge?Have you ever had to write off a failed project?What tradition in your life or company still lives on?Why listen?This episode is perfect if you missed the daily shows or just want to reinforce your learning. You’ll practice expressions from the whole week, hear Spanish support, and get questions to apply the new vocabulary in your own context.Connect✉️ Email me at [email protected] if you’re interested in private or group classes.🎧 Subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts so you don’t miss next week’s episodes of Phrasal Verb News.