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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.
Cartes-fiches
300
Utilisateurs
3
Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
27.01.2013 / 17.03.2015

Flashcards

enhance

v. to improve

enquire

v. to ask

enrol

v. to join or register, for example in a course or at a school

ensure

v. to make sure

equity

n. assets owned by a company

essential

adj. very important, crucial, vital

evaluate

v. to judge how good something is, to assess

event

n. an official happening

exemplify

v. to provide an example

exhausting

adj. very tiring

exhibit

v. to show in public

exorbitant

adj. extremely high

expat or expatriate

n. a foreigner working in a company, sometimes on a temporary basis

expenditure

n. the amount of money spent

expertise

n. specialist knowledge

expire

v. to be no longer valid, to run out

exploit

v. make unfair use of, take advantage of;

express

v. to say or state

extend

v. to make longer or bigger

facilitate

to make it easier for a process or activity to happen

facility

n. a company building, particularly where production takes place

fail

v. to be unsuccessful

fare

n. the price of a ticket

fare

to be successful, unsuccessful etc e.g. He wondered how Ed had …ed in the interview

fee

n. money charged for services provided, often by a consultant

field

n. a particular area of work

flood

v. to swamp, saturate, overload

fluctuate

v. to be unstable, change a lot;

force

n. in business terms, a group of people e.g sales …, or work-…

forecast

v. n. predict, prediction

forex

n. foreign exchange

former

adj. previous

foster

v. to support, care for

found

v. in business terms, to start a company

founder

n. a person who starts a company

foundation

n. an organisation, often with charitable aims (De: Stiftung)

fraud

v. getting money in dishonest ways

freelancer

n. a person working independently and not employed on a permanent basis by a firm

frenzy

a state of great anxiety or excitement, in which you cannot control your behaviour (Raserei, Rausch)

gauge

v. to judge, evaluate, assess

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