Assessment EN - Words Teil 2

Assessment EN - Words Teil 2

Assessment EN - Words Teil 2


Dominik Inal
This flashcard set helps university-level English learners expand their vocabulary with 299 cards. The set covers a wide range of business, technology, and everyday life terms, such as "sustainable," "venture," and "solar panel." It 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 language skills, this set is particularly useful for those at an advanced level seeking to improve fluency and communication in academic or business contexts.
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299
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Language
English
Category
English
Level
University
Created / Updated
06.11.2015 / 06.11.2015

Cartes-fiches

asset

something of value which you own

guarantor

a person who takes responsibility if you fail to pay

option

choice

short-term

for a short period

interest

the amount of money you pay back each month

interest-free

debt which you pay back without any additional chnarge

on the other hand

on the contrary

to put a strain on

make difficult

expertise

expert help, knowledge

benefit

advantage

to buy outright

to pay the full price for s'th immediately

security

collateral: an item you agree to give if you fail to pay

maintenance

the cost you pay to keep s'th working

to turn s'one/s'th down

after they interviewed me they turned me down - someone else got the job

screening

to check out / filter

to put forward (a plan)

to come up with and present

to work out

to establish the details of s'th

due diligence

checking to see if a company's accounts are in order before investing in them

to check s'th out

to see if sth is suitable for a given purpose

track record

a company or person's history

to go through (e.g. a deal)

to be successful

to submit (e.g. a plan)

to hand/give in

a commitee

an officially authorised group to investigate or take charge of s'th

to weed out

to get rid of s'th bad

a non-starter

s'th which cannot be successful from the beginning

business angel

a private investor

to draw s'th up

to come up with / make

to set s'th out

to establish s'th e.g. conditions

to get through s'th

to deal with s'th difficult

to be worth + -ing

it was worth paying in advance

for no apparent reason

it is not obvious why this happened

thorough(ly)

complete(ly)

convincing (adj)

persuasive

to apply for (e.g. funding)

to try and get

exit route

way out

lack of trust

you do not have faith in s'th/s'one

scalable

you can measure it somehow

accountant

s'one in charge of the company's books

furious

angry

exhausted

very tired

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