English Voc 6e

Unit 1 - A lifelong process

Unit 1 - A lifelong process


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Awareness

Open-mindedness/ Everything you know about the subject

Conservation work

e.g. To protect animals, to give water to Africa

Internship

A period of time during which someone works for a company in order to get experience, not to receive money

Time off

A period of time away from work or studying

To narrow down

To reduce

Transferable skills

Skills used in one job or career that can also be used in another

Craft

A skill

To hone

To make something perfect, to develop

Prospective

People who are supposed to employ someone

To draw upon

To use smthg at a relevant moment

To commit

To do

To get back into the swing of things

To get back into the routine

(To be) appealing

(To be) pleasing

To arise

To come into being

To set off

To start a journey

To put strain on

To make something less easy The epidemic put a strain on the resources of the hospital.

Level-headed

Calm, don’t panic easily

To fade

To disappear

To withstand

To oppose or resist

To cater

To provide for (food)

To be accustomed to

To be used to

Income

The amount of money you manage to live with

Repercussion

The negative affect of an action

To draw up

To prepare in writing

To pay smth in instalments

To pay a little amount of money regularly

To fall behind

To not keep the same speed as the others

Affluent

Richer

In debt

Owing money

To be clued up

To have a special and detail knowledge of smth

Genuinely

Honestly

To take a lot of beating

To be difficult to improve upon

To pop into

To go somewhere for a very small amount of time

Quandary

In a mess, hesitating

To pore over

To study smth very carefully

To schedule

To plan

Glossy

Bright

Hype

Excitement

To be struck

To be surprised

Thriving

Very popular

To be torn

To not be able to choose

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