communication
english
english
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| Flashcards | 34 |
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| Language | Deutsch |
| Category | English |
| Level | Primary School |
| Created / Updated | 09.03.2014 / 09.03.2014 |
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dense
here: containing a lot of things with little space between them. Noun: density
economical
not spending/using morge of sth than is necessary. Verb: to economise on sth. (nicht gleich economic)
focused
with your attention directed towards what you want to do
(in)efficient
(not) working well and producing good results by using the available resources effectively. Noun: (in)efficiency
eloquent
expressing what you mean using clear and effective language. Noun: eloquence
extrovert
confident, lively, outgoing. Noun: extroversion
face to face
involving two people who are together in the same place
(un)inhibited
(not) embarrassed or not confident, unable to relax or to say what you want to. Noun: inhibition
irritable
getting annoyed easily. Noun: irritability; verb: to irritate someone
(un)reliable
can (not) be depended on. Noun: (un)reliability; verb: to rely on
(in)sensitive
aware of and able to understand other people and their feelings (sensibel in Deutsch)
reserved
slow or unwilling to express feelings and opinions
succinct
expressed in a very short but clear way; noun: succinctness
to get away with something
to do sth wrong and not be punished for it
to make things up
to invent things, to lie
to admit
to confess that something is true. Noun: admission
to digress
to turn aside, especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument. Noun: digression
to dump
to get rid of something, here: to unload sth onto someone (e.g. "Don't dump vast amounts of data on people")
to hesitate
to pause before doing something, especially because you are nervous or worried.
Adj: (un)hesitant; noun: hesitation
to modify
to change sth slightly. Noun: modification
to persuade
to make someone agree to do something by giving them reasons why the should. Noun: persuasion; adj: (un)persuasive
to ramble
to talk for a long time in a confused way, especially about other things than the subject you should be talking about. Adj: rambling (schwafeln)
to respond
to react to something by taking a particular course of action. Nouns: response, responsiveness; Adj: (un)responsive
(in)accuracy
the quality or ability of (not) being precise. Adj: (in)accurate
distraction
sth that takes your attention away from sth you are doing or thinking about. Verb: to distract
failure
lack of success in doing or achieving sth. Verb: to fail
fluency
the ability to speak or write a language easily and well. Adj: fluent
recipient
a person who receives (gets) something. Verb: to receive
voicemail
answer phone, answering machine
abusive
rude and offensive
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