pour affaires

on business

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phrase Uncommon #20,117

on business Used when someone is traveling or somewhere because of work or business reasons, not for pleasure.

FR: Je suis à Paris pour affaires cette semaine.

EN: I'm in Paris on business this week.

I'm in town on business.

Are you going there on business?

Are you here on business?

— The World (2004)

Ethan, were you in Atlanta for business or leisure?

But I think you're here on business.

I'm here on business.

— Romance de bureau (1977)

I’ll be in Tokyo on business next week.

He went to New York on business.

Tom was called away on business.

Were you in Atlanta for business or leisure?

For business.

He went to Tokyo on business.

He traveled on business.

Are you here on business ?

The lady is still asleep and the gentleman is in Nanjing on business.

— Lust, Caution (2007)

He left on business.