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Sprache Italiano
Kategorie Pädagogik
Stufe Berufslehre
Erstellt / Aktualisiert 14.01.2016 / 14.01.2016
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completely, used before an adj. Or verb to make the meaning stronger

absolutely

a type of bread which is small and shaped like a ring

bagel
to receive something, such as money, with the intention of returning it to them after a period of time

borrow

to agree to do sth that someone else wants you to do

bow to

to begin to do sth different from what you normally do, especially at work

branch out

an investor who helps somebody else's small businesses get started

business angel
a description of how the different parts of a business will work together successfully to make money

business model

a document describing how a business will get the money it needs to operate and ho it will make money in future

business plan

sth that can be folded so that it can be stored in a smaller place

collapsible

a person who regularly travels some distance between home and work each day

commuter
in every way or as much as possible

completely

hard and crispy, makes a loud noise when you bite it or crush it

crunchy

a day on which you do not go to work because you have permission from your boss to be absent

day's leave

to find or show how two things are different from each other

differentiate
a disadvantage or sth that is negative about a situation

drawback

very, to a great degree

extremely

sth you do to help or support sb an act of kindness

favour

an amount of money paid to have a service or join an organization

fee
support in the form of money given to aperson to help him them do sth

financial backing

an opportunity for aproduct to be sold or a service to be offered which doies not already exist

gap in the market

to bring sb into your team or get them to be part of a project

get (sb) on board

to make shares available on a stock market for the first time

go public
changing or happening slowly over a period of time

gradual

to agree to do what sb wants or to give them what they want

grant

a person whose job it is to try to fill an open position in a company by finding sb who has the necessary skills to do it

head hunter

full of activity, very fast and very busy

hectic

to a great degree, extremely

hugely

very, extremely, hard to believe

incredibly

agreement in which you pay a company regular amounts of money and in return they pay the costs if you have an accident,...

insurance

an amount of meny that an organization, often a bank, lends to sb the money is paid back with interest

loan

a group of people you know who you can ask for help in your work or contact to exchange information

network of contacts

a period of working time during which people are available at any time when they are needed, especially in an emergency

on-call shift

shocking, unusual or strange, not acceptable

outrageous

give sb another person's telephone number or address so they can contact them

put sb in touch

the amount of money a person says they will chrage to do a piece of work

quote

a very enthusiastic article in a newspaper or magaine about an event, person, book

rave review

able to be trusted because seen as honest and providing a good service

reputable

to give up your position in a company or organization by informing your employer

resign

a shop or business from which the public can buy goods

retailer

the amount of profit you receive from sth you have invested in

return on investment

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