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Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced

Unit 10

Unit 10

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Joel Baur
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This set of flashcards helps university-level English learners expand their business vocabulary. Focusing on key terms like "soft skills," "emotional intelligence," and "cultural difference," it covers essential workplace communication and personal traits. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language or vice versa. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their fluency and effectiveness in business contexts, this collection is perfect for intermediate to advanced learners seeking to refine their language skills.
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32
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
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10.10.2015 / 01.04.2016
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putting a lot of effort into your work

conscientiousness (noun)

a part of your character that controls in a good way what you do

constrainer (noun)
the act of working well with other people

cooperation (noun)

a difference in the way that people do things because of their culture

cultural difference (noun)

the ability to make good decisions quickly

decisiveness (noun)

the process of solving arguments

dispute resolution (noun)
a part of your character that makes you do something

driver (noun)

relating to your emotions

emotional (adjective)

skills that involve dealing with people in a way that does not offend them

emotional competencies (plural noun)

someone's ability to understand their own feelings and those of other people so that you make good decisions

emotional intelligence (noun)
a measure of how much someone understands himself or herself and his or her feelings

emotional quotient (noun)

the ability to imagine what it is like to be in someone else's situation

empathy (noun)

a part of someone's character that helps them to do things and succeed

enabler (noun)

skills in technical subjects

hard skills (plural noun)
a sudden strong feeling that you want to do something

impulse (noun)

the ability to have an effect on something

influence (noun)

the ability to use your judgement to make decisions and do something without needing to be told what to do

initiative (noun)

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles that you refuse to change

integrity (noun)
a measure of how intelligent someone is

intelligence quotient (noun)

enthusiasm for doing something

motivation (noun)

giving people an amount of freedom and not demanding that they obey a lot of rules

non-authoritarian (adjective)

not always telling people what to do

non-dictatorial (adjective)
a knowledge of how your emotions affect your performance

self-awareness (noun)

confident about your own abilities

self-confident (adjective)

the ability to control yourself and to think before you do something

self-regulation (noun)

an ability to understand how someone else feels, and being careful not to offend them

sensitivity (noun)

the ability to communicate with other people and form relationships

social skills (plural noun)

the skills that you need to work with other people

soft skills (plural noun)

to have an unfair and wrong idea of what someone is like because you think that all people of their race, size, gender…. Are like that

stereotype (verb)

the quality of making someone feel interested

stimulation (noun)

careful about what you say and do so that you do not upset someone

tactful (adjective)

a part of someone's character

trait (noun)

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