Assessment EN - Words Teil 3

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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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Anglais

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Université

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06.11.2015 / 06.11.2015

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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

awkward

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difficult

brief

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short

opportunity

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chance

to bluff

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to lie, pretend you know the truth

to field questions

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to deal with difficult questions

to match

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to put together

to elicit

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to get / encourage s'one to do s'th

to clarify, clarification

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to make clear

to get back to s'one

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to give an answer later

to recap

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to go over, repeat

to do one's homework

to have done the research, preparation

to assure

to guarantee

to raise (a point/question)

to ask

to found (founded/founded)

to set up/start a business

to invent/invention

to make/come up with

to prefer/preference

to like s'th better

to swap

exchange

to put s'th into perspective

to look at something rationally and seriously

to deliver (a talk/presentation)

to give

to take turns

to do s'th one after another

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undercover

adjective working or done secretly in order to catch criminals, get secret information

white-collar crime

crimes in whihch people who work in offices steal money from the company they work for

run out of

to use all of something and not have any left

snapshot

a short explanation or description that tells you what a particular situation or place is like

in good shape

to be in a good condition

iron out

to deal successfully with a disagreement or problem, especially by removing the last remaining difficulties

starving

very hungry

take stock

to review your position

tweak

to make small changes to improve something

open-plan office

an office with a few walls and a lot of space

partition

a wall, screen, or piece of glass used to separate one from another in a room or vehicles

bodyshop

a place where cars are repaired, especially after an accident

chasing letter

a reminder to pay an outstanding invoice

dent

a place where a surface has been pushed or knocked inwards

embezzle

to steal money that people trust you to look after as part of your work

petty cash

a small amount of money in coins or notes that an organization or company keeps available to pay for small things

reprimand

to tell someone officially and in as serious way taht something they have done is wrong

sickie

a day when you say you are ill because you do not want to go to work

suspension

punishment in which someone is removed from a team, job or school, for a short time

repeat business

customers who buy products or services from a particular business more than once

exchange rate

rate at which one currency may be converted into an other

business failure

if a company goes bankrupt

human resources manager

manager who is interviewing and looking for new employees

sales manager

manager who is responsible for sales

whistle blowers

if an employee reveals important information to the media or the police

minutes

notes taken during a meeting

raw materials

unprocessed natural products used in manufacture

labour (n)

work

environmentalism (n)

taking care of the environment/surroundings

social policy

taking care of the workers

to certify

to state formally (in writing) that something is true and genuine

fair trade

buying and selling activities that ensure a living wage for the producer/seller

disadvantaged (adj)

not being in a positive or winning position

transparency (n)

clarity and openness

accountability (n)

official responsibility

continuity (n)

unbroken length of time / duration

sound (adj.)

healthy, good, correct

participation (n)

being involved and taking part / joining in

harvest (n + v)

collecting grains, fruits or vegetables from the field (for sale)

gender equity

equal rights and pay for women and men

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