【編輯寄語】以下是為大家整理的職場口語：10個和烹飪有關(guān)的習語，供大家參考！
I couldn’t possibly finish my ‘What’s Cooking in the Kitchen’ series without sharing some cooking idioms with you! So here are some idioms (and phrasal verbs) that are often used in General and Business English.
如果不同你分享一些同烹飪相關(guān)的習語，我不大可能完成我的“廚房里面在忙什么呢”叢書。所以下面有一些普通英語和商務英語中常常使用的習語（和短語動詞）。
1. To cook the books – to record false information in the accounts of an organisation.
1. To cook the books — 在一個組織的賬戶上面記錄錯誤或者假的信息。
When the company went bankrupt, it was discovered that one of the directors had been cooking the books for years.在公司破產(chǎn)的時候才發(fā)現(xiàn)一個董事會成員一直做假賬做了好多年。
2. To go from/get/jump out of the frying pan into the fire – to go from a bad situation to a worse one.
2. To go from/get/jump out of the frying pan into the fire — 逃脫小難又遭大難。
She had always had problems with her Sales Manager, so was relieved when he was sacked. However, she went from the frying pan nto the fire with the new Sales Manager!
她跟銷售經(jīng)理之間一直矛盾重重，所以當他被解雇后她覺得如釋重負。然而，當她遇到新的銷售經(jīng)理時她覺得自己才脫龍?zhí)队秩牖⒀ā?BR> 3. Too many cooks spoil the broth – too many people managing a job can actually create more problems
3. Too many cooks spoil the broth —人多反誤事。
Look, we need to decide once and for all who is managing this project because we have a situation of too many cooks spoiling the broth at the moment.
看，我們需要徹底地決定誰管理這個項目，因為這會我們處于一種人多反誤事的境況。
4.To Cook Something Up – to organise something
4. To Cook Something Up — 組織事情
Leave the organisational details of the party to me. I will cook something up and it will be fantastic. You’ll see.
把聚會的組織細節(jié)留給我吧。我會組織一切,絕對做到，你等著看吧。