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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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Deutsch
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Englisch
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Universität
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27.01.2013 / 17.03.2015

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judge

n. somebody who hears and decides the outcome of court cases

just

adj. fair

junction

n. where several roads meet

keen on

adj. enthusiastic

keep up

v. continue

keep up with

v. perform at the same level as rivals

key

adj. important, strategic e.g. She's a … account manager

launch

v. to present a new product to the public

landlady

landlady n. somebody renting out a property to a tenant

leave

n. time away from work e.g. sick … , on (holiday) … , ... of absence

legal

adj. relating to law

level off

v. to stabilise after sharp growth or fall

liabilities

n. responsibilities, (in a financial sense) debts

likely

adj. probable, possible

line manager

n. one's direct superior in an organisation

lose touch

idiom to become distanced or estranged

loss leader

a product that is sold at a very low price in order to attract customers into a shop

manifest

v. to become clear, real

manifestation

n. a symptom or example of something

margin

n. profit

match

v. to associate oneself with a suitable partner

measure

n. a step introduced to achieve a certain aim

merge

v. in a business sense, when two companies join together to form one company

merit

v. deserve

merit

n. a good quality that makes someone or something deserve praise e.g. a film lacking any artistic …

on merit

idiom on the basis of performance

mind

v. look after, keep an eye on e.g. ... The mass market!

misguided

adj. based on a belief that is wrong

morale

adj. team or company spirit, the atmosphere in a company

mould

v. to change the shape of something in a positive sense

mould

n. a shape or profile in which a product or person might fit e.g. That firm's most serious problem is that they don't have any managers in the right ….

narrow

adj. the opposite of broad

niche

n. a specialised area of a market

notwithstanding

prep. despite

nurture

syn. foster

OHP

abbrev. overhead projector

omit

v. leave out, forget

outcome

n. result

outfit

informal a group of people who work together as a team or organization

outline

v. to describe broadly, without going into detail

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