ENGLa Vocabulary
Companies & Industries / Marketing / International Marketing / Job satisfaction / Management styles / Managing across cultures / Communication
Companies & Industries / Marketing / International Marketing / Job satisfaction / Management styles / Managing across cultures / Communication
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ruthless
hard and cruel; noun: ruthlessness
self-motivated
able to motivate oneself
(un)sociable
(not) friendly, enjoying the company of other people
(un)supportive
(not) helpful and sympathetic
volatile
likely to change suddenly, e.g. “the markets are very volatile at the moment”; noun: volatility
problem-solver
someone who solves problems
decision-maker
someone who takes decisions
to encourage staff
to put forward their ideas to offer (an idea, proposal etc.]
to set time limits/deadlines
[setzen]
to take sth up with sb
to speak or write to sb about sth they maybe able to help you with: “They decided to take the matter up with their team leader.”
to do without
to manage without: “She can’t do without a secretary.”
to fall through
not be completed or not happen: “Our plans fell through.”
to step down
to resign: “After the scandal broke the CEO stepped down.”
comprise
consist of; made up of; e.g. This team comprises the best thinkers in our company. Passive: The team is comprised of the best thinker.
delve
(into) research intensely into sth
relocate
move to a new place and establish one’s home or business there
strike
cause to have a particular impression, e.g. She strikes me as being very confident.
Thrive
have growing success, prosper, flourish,
posting
an appointment to a job, especially one abroad
smattering
a small amount of sth; a slight knowledge of a language or subject
insight
an ability to gain a deep understanding of sth; adj: insightful;
mindset
a way of thinking originating from habit or learnt thought processes
sacrifice
giving up sth valuable in order to give value to something more important adj: sacrificial, verb: to sacrifice
stagnation
a process or state that becomes inferior due to a lack of movement; verb: stagnate
uniformity
the quality of being the same in all cases and at all times
anglophile
a person who is fond of or greatly admires England or Britain
inevitable
certain to happen, unavoidable; noun: inevitability, adv: inevitably
profound
showing great knowledge or insight
relentless
not stopping, not getting less strong; noun: relentlessness; adv: relentlessly
rooted
sth or sb with a particular source or origin
simultaneously
occurring, operating or being done at the same time; noun: simultaneous
unconsciously
when sb does sth without realizing; adj unconsciousness
coin
a phrase to create a new phrase
go beyond the surface
to go deeper into a subject to understand the finer details
thrust of an argument
the driving force behind a person’s opinion or belief
what makes them tick
the inner force of what motivates sb to do sth
long for
to have a desire for, e.g. I long for another chance to see my friends in Canada
trans-border
reaching across to the other side of, or existing either side of a border
trans-regional
reaching across to the other side of, or existing between regions
transnational
reaching across to the other side of, or existing between nations