Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

Assessment EN - Words Teil 3


Dominik Inal
Diese Vokabelkartei für Englisch auf Universitätsniveau umfasst 237 Vokabelkarten, die sich auf juristische und wirtschaftliche Begriffe konzentrieren, wie "accountability", "penalty clause" und "compliance". Die Vokabelkarten helfen dabei, Fachvokabular zu lernen, das für Vertragsverhandlungen, rechtliche Verfahren und geschäftliche Kommunikation relevant ist. Die Plattform unterstützt auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache, was besonders nützlich für fortgeschrittene Lernende ist, die ihre Sprachkenntnisse vertiefen möchten. Diese Vokabelkarten sind ideal für Studierende, Juristen und Geschäftsleute, die ihre Englischkenntnisse im beruflichen Kontext verbessern wollen.
Karten
237
Lernende
1
Sprache
Englisch
Kategorie
Englisch
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
06.11.2015 / 06.11.2015

Lernkarten

reward (n)

a gain in payment; praise for doing a job well

adversely (adv.)

experiencing negative circumstances or effects; negatively affected

to distort

to represent information in an unbalanced way

commodity (n)

raw materials or manufactured products

corporate social responsibility (CSR)

company takes needs of employees in consideration and acts accordingly

altruism

idealism, lack of egotism

crop and mechanisation

whatever is planted is the crop – it can be planted and /or harvested by human hand or by machines (mechanisation)

peasant farmer

(poor) farmer; small scale farmer, not industrialized

incentive (n)

motivation, usually monetary

illiteracy (n)

inability to read and write

to wave a magic wand

to do something almost supernaturally

to toil

to work hard physically

to sign a contract

to write your name to finalise a contract

to negotiate a contract

to discuss the conditions of a contract

to break a contract

to not keep or not fullfil the conditions of a contract

to cancel a contract

to officially give up a contract

to draft a contract

to work out the conditions for a contract

to award a contract

to give or assign the contract to someone

to renege on a contract

to break a contract

hereby (prep)

in this way, through this means

to undertake to do sth

to agree and begin to do sth

to deem

to form or have an opinion, to think (mostly used in the passive)

to give notice

to officially give up a job

irrevocable (adj)

cannot be taken back

insider trading

using confidential information to get an advantage in trading shares

bribery (n)

paying someone to do something illegal

corruption (n)

illegal activities often involving some payment to individuals and an encouragement to break the law

embezzlement (n)

stealing money that you are responsible for

nepotism (n)

giving jobs to relatives

money laundering

introducingin illegally gained money into the legal business cycle

conspiracy (n)

secret plans and plots

shipment (n)

goods being sent or delivered, usually in bulk

warehouse (n)

a building to store goods before they are distributed and sold in normal outlets

health and safety

to do with keeping workers from getting sick or having accidents

to barter

to trade or swap goods for other goods or services without money being involved

cooperative (n)

business society owned and run by its members who work together and share the profits

reluctant (adj)

hesitant

affluent (adj)

rich enough to buy things for pleasure

to ignore

to not consider something or not let it influence you

to pursue

to follow a course of activity

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