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Klett bec higher words

Klett bec higher words


Manuel Rast
This flashcard set helps university-level learners master English vocabulary and idiomatic expressions, focusing on business and academic terms. Examples include "predecessor" (the person who held a position before you), "postpone" (to delay), and "perks" (fringe benefits). The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to switch between English and their native language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their fluency and communication skills, this set is particularly useful for those at an advanced level seeking to refine their vocabulary and idiomatic usage.
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27.01.2013 / 17.03.2015

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get down

v. write down

get on with

v. have a good relationship with [US: get along with] OR make progress with

get rid of

v. remove, throwaway

gift

present

goal

aim, target

govern

v. to lead or control

grade

n. level of quality

gradual

adj. step by step

graduate

v. to get a degree

grant

v. to give money or resources free of charge

gross

adj. a total amount, e.g. income, before the deduction of tax, salaries. (De: brutto)

net

the ... amount is the final amount that remains after all the other amounts have been taken away

hands-on approach

idiom a strategy of getting directly or personally involved

head

v. to lead

headcount

the number of people working for a company

hold up

a situation that stops something from happening or making progress [= delay]

hostile

adj. Unfriendly

huge

adj. vast, enormous, gigantic

idiosyncrasy

n. a particular, sometimes unusual, characteristic (De:Eigenschaft, Eigenart)

in stock

n. in supply e.g. Unfortunately that item is not … … at the moment.

immediate

adj. next, near (unmittelbar)

impending

an ... event or situation, especially an unpleasant one, is going to happen very soon (bevorstehend, drohend)

implement

v. to put into practice or operation

in excess of

idiom more than

in terms of

idiom regarding (De: betreffend)

in the redlblack

idiom making a loss/profit

incentive

n. a motivation or encouragement to do something

incident

n. an unexpected occurrence, possibly of a negative nature (De: Vorfall)

induce

v. encourage, cause, bring about

insecurity

n. a state of anxiety

instalment

n. a payment in part

intend

v. wish to do something

interpret

v. to explain or tell the meaning of

invariably

always happening in the same way, at the same time etc

invest

in v. put money in a certain project

issue

v. to send or produce e.g. In most countries the local currency is …ed by the central bank

issue

n. a question or problem

jeopardise

to risk losing or spoiling something important

journey

n. v. a long trip, make a long trip

judge

v. to examine the facts and make a decision on a certain topic

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