BEC Vantage Vocabulary
BEC Vantage Vocabulary List with englisch explanations.
BEC Vantage Vocabulary List with englisch explanations.
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absenteeism (N)
employees not being at work when they should be.
account for (V)
form the total of something
acquisition (N)
buying new companies
across the board (ADV)
happening or having an effect on people at every level and in every area
administer (V)
manage or govern
adversarial (ADJ)
involving opposition or disagreement
advertising campaign (N)
organised programme of advertisements, usually concerning promoting a certain product or brand
advocate (N)
person who supports an idea (or product)
agenda (N)
list of matters to be discussed at a meeting
alignment (N)
agreement betweend people who want to work together because of shared interests or aims
allocate (V)
give something to someone as their share of a total amount, for them to use in a particular way
allot (V)
give (especially a share of something available) for a particular purpose
angel (N)
wealthy person who invests money in new business projects
appraise (V)
examine someone or something in order to judge their qualities, success or needs
approach (N)
way of considering something
assembly (N)
process of putting together the parts of a machine or structure
assembly line (N)
line of machines and workers in a factory which a product moves along while is being build or produced
assess (V)
judge or decide the amount, value, quality or importance of something
asset (N)
something valuable belonging to a person or organisation which can be used for the pyment of debts
attandee (N)
someone who goes to a place, event, etc.
autocrativ (ADJ)
demanding absolute obedience from other people
axe (N)
way to reduce the number of employees
backer (N)
person who gives financial support to something
backup plan (N)
scheme ready to be used in place of or to help another
balance sheet (N)
statement that shows the value of a company0s assets and its debts
bang heads together (V)
when two or more people get togheter to work our complicated issues
bank charge (N)
sum of meny paid by a customer for a bank's services
bankable (ADJ)
likely to make money
banner ad (N)
form of advertising on the World Wide Web
bargaining point (N)
something which someone else wants that you are willing to lose in order to reach an agreement
be in a position to (V)
be able to do something usually because you have the necessary expiernce, authority or money
benchmark (V)
measure the quality of something by comparing it with somethings else of an accepted standard
