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Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

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Dominik Inal
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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.
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to relieve

to make pain or another feeling less unpleasant

to toil

to work very hard at something difficult (phyiscal work)
to lapse

to make/let an official document become invalid

litigation (n)

use of the legal system to settle disagreements

offshore (adj)

a bank or company not in your own country, where the law is different

part and parcel

an aspect of something that has to be accepted
to vote down

to stop something as a result of a vote

warranty (n)

a company's written promise to repair or replace a product if it doesn't work

to wash your hands of

to not want to be involved with someone or something

premium (n)

an amount of money paid in addition to the normal amount
shade tree (n)

a tree that offers other plants protection from the sun

assertive (adj)

behaving in a confident way

evasive (adj)

answering questions in a roundabout way, not being honest

to refer

to transfer to another person or place for appropriate action
to sue

to make a legal claim against someone

binding (adj)

to do or follow what a document says

breach (n)

a failure to follow a law or a rule

to jeopardize

to risk damaging or destroying something
consequence (n)

the result of an action

to deprive

to remove/take away a (monetary) reward/incentive

exploitation (n)

an excessive use/abuse of someone or something

compatible (adj)

fitting well with something else, suitable
poverty relief

the action of helping poor people to overcome their destitution

to distort

to change something (ususally) in a negative way

incentive (n)

a reward/inducement for something done well

retailer (n)

a shop that sells good to individuals

mill (n)

a factory that grinds grains

to undertake

to want to do something, to promise a certain action/conduct

to comply

to fulfil a promise/to follow a directive

to enforce

to make sure that something is done

penalty clause

a provision for legal action in a contract

to apply

to be enforced/to come into being

faction (n)

a (political) group

damages (n)

money paid by someone (usually) as a result of having lost a law suit

accountability (n)

having to declare one's interests to another authority

borderline (n)

the thin line between right and wrong

first and foremost

the most important

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