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Assessment EN - Words Teil 1

Assessment EN - Words Teil 1

Assessment EN - Words Teil 1

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This set of flashcards helps university-level English learners expand their vocabulary with precise definitions and practical usage examples. The flashcard set covers a wide range of terms related to business, daily life, and abstract concepts, such as "stakeholder," "to pull one’s weight," and "unpredictable." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language and vice versa. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their communication skills, this collection is particularly useful for those at an advanced level seeking to refine their language proficiency and accuracy.
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Created / Updated
27.10.2015 / 06.11.2015
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to suspend / suspension (n)

when you are told to stay at home by your company because of something you have done

to make s'one redundant / redundancy/ies (n)

to sack/fire/lay off
to transfer / transfer (n)

to move to another place

to take a sabbatical

to take time off for personal development

to hand in one's notice

to quit your job

to dismiss / dismissal (n)

when the company fires you because you have done something wrong
to come along

to join

accomplishment / to accomplish

something difficult that you have succeeded in doing

brokering (US) /brokerage (UK)

organising business deals for other people

lead (n)

a contact or piece of information that might bring in new business
outgoing (adj)

friendly, decribes someone on enjoys meeting & talking to people

venue

a place where an event happens

to join (e.g. a company)

to start / get into

to double

to increase by 2x
to develop / development (n)

to become better e.g. in your job because of new skills/education/experience

to obtain (e.g. a degree)

to get e.g. A university certificate

to optimize (e.g. market share)

to get the most out of / to increase (e.g. your part of the market)

to graduate / graduate (pers) / graduation (n) /

to finish university/school successfully
undergraduate/graduate

a student in their bachelor studies / masters studies

to attend (e.g. a school)

to go to

to embark on (e.g. a career)

to start

to follow up (e.g.a letter) with (e.g. a phone call)

to call someone after sending them a letter
campus

an area of land which belongs to a university where students study and live

metropolis

a big,exciting city

to sit back

to relax and stop making an effort to do s'th

to cram

to put a lot of information or things somewhere (e.g. in your head/a suitcase)

the quest for

to search for a long time and with difficulty

to overhaul

to change completely

to bury (buried/buried)

to hide or cover s'th

be in a mad dash

to do s'th very quickly & in an uncontrolled way because you are in a hurry

to mess up

to get s'th wrong

slick

impressively simple

to crash

to stop working

failure (n) / to fail

to sto working / not succeed

to go down (went/gone) (e.g a system)

to crash / stop working

to upgrade (e.g. a system)

to improve / modernize

to delete

to get rid of

to install / installment (n)

to put s'th into place so you can start using it

to set up (e.g. a connection)

to start

to enter data

to put information into a system

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