English Voc 6e

Unit 1 - A lifelong process

Unit 1 - A lifelong process


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This set of flashcards helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on practical vocabulary related to finance, education, and daily life. Key terms include "to manage finance," "graduate," and "to borrow," which are essential for understanding financial and educational contexts. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals seeking to improve their English fluency, this flashcard set is particularly useful for those at an intermediate level who need to communicate effectively in academic and professional settings.
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To sold itself

To present well

To major upto

To never be as good as

By and large

All things considered

Sound

Solid, good

To prize

To think smth is very important or valuable

To wonder

To stop thinking what what you should be thinking

Sceptical

Having doubts something is possible, going to happen

To tackle

To try to find a solution, to deal with a problem

To thrive

To develop, to be stimulated to progress

Gregarious

Sociable, outgoing

Thoroughly

Very careful

Unruffled

Calm

Reluctant

Hesitant

Implementation

The process of putting in place

Caution

Careful

To ponder

To think about (something) carefully

Dedicated

Devoted to a task or purpose

To postpose

To delay

Disparate

Totally different

Undergraduate

A student who is studying for his first degree

Graduate

A person who has successfully completed a course of study, especially a person who has been awarded an undergraduate or first academic degree.

Postgraduate

A student who has obtained a degree from a university, etc, and is pursuing studies for a more advanced qualification

To set up a bank account

To open a bank account

To borrow >< To lend

To take and give back >< To give and get back

To overdraw

To spend more than what you have in your account

To manage finance

To take care of money

To draw up a budget

To stop a budget

Student card

A bank card only for students

Cut-price

Cheaper

Saving

The money you didn’t spend

Full-time education

Education is someone’s only priority

Laptop

A portable computer

Railcard, bus card

An identity card that young people or pensioners in Britain can buy, which allows them to buy train tickets more cheaply

To claim

To ask for compensation

To be insecured >< To ensure

To be doubtful >< To make safe or secure

To splash out

To spend a lot of money

Money shop

Unofficial bank that never refuses to lend money but has very high interests

Overbudget

To budget too generously

To owe

To have to give something back

To face up to reality

To accept your wrong

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