Language stay in Fort Lauderdale
words i learnt during my language stay in Florida
words i learnt during my language stay in Florida
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amount of money borrowed from a bank for a business (N.)
business loan
money that you borrow from a bank etc. (N.)
loan
business that sells products from a specific company (for example: Ferrari cars) (N.)
dealership
price you pay for travelling (N.)
fare
when you borrow money & pay it back, this is the extra amount of money you have to pay in addition to the actual price (N.)
interest
place where you can buy something (physical place) (N.)
point of sale
money you pay as a punishment (N.)
fine
money you pay for a service (N.)
fee
to buy something (V.)
to purchase something
action you do to help somebody/something in trouble or: to pay money that somebody gets out of prison
to bail somebody/something out
not to make money or lose money (V.)
to break even
rich, wealthy, well-off (Adj.)
affluent
rich, financially successful (Adj.)
prosperous
total amount of money earned before taxes (Adj. + N.)
gross income
total amount of money earned after taxes (Adj. + N.)
net income
something that's unfairly expensive (N.)
rip-off
you have to try something to see if it's true
the proof of the pudding is in the eating
cook as a profession (N.)
chef
person who cooks (N.)
cook
to go on someone's property without their permission (V.)
to trespass on someplace
group of firefighters (N.)
fire brigade
vehicle of the firefighters (N.)
fire truck
TV/radio advertisement (N.)
commercial
liquid in mouth (N.)
saliva
wage, the money you get for your work (N.)
salary
to tell something way better/worse than it actually is/was (V.)
to exaggerate
person that repairs water pipes, toilets, etc. as profession (N.)
plumber
to go somewhere with somebody (V.)
to accompany somebody
to avoid a responsibility for something (V.)
to get out of something
to take revenge on somebody (V.)
to get back at somebody
to make no progress (V.)
to get nowhere
to be used to something/somebody/doing something (V.)
to be accustomed to something/somebody/doing something
dangerous (Adj.)
hazardous
very ornate, detailed, fancy (Adj.)
elaborate
sneaky, done with intelligence, clever (Adj.)
cunning
a kind of a wall with bushes/trees (N.)
hedge
under your feet, on the floor (Adj.)
underfoot
doctor who does operations in a hospital (N.)
surgeon
hospital vehicle (N.)
ambulance
to tell what kind of medicine somebody needs (V.)
to prescribe somebody medicine
