Englisch 4

a maximum recorded level or value

making money extremely fast

financial centre

a policy of deregulating financial dealings and transactions

do something to achieve one’s own interests or goals

to result in the end as

the financial and commercial institutions in the City of London

stop working or operating

establish the foundations of future actions

mortgages sold to property buyers of a low income

accept as true without requesting proof. Noun: assumption Adj: assumable/assumed

cause to believe firmly in the truth of something. Adj: convincing

place (something) noticeably so that it may readily be seen

send off to a destination or for a purpose

be mistaken or incorrect . E.g. the judge erred in his decision to fine

business: supplies material; act of channeling or routing

become aware or conscious of, e.g. we perceived the changing nature

irritate, vex, make angry/cross. Noun: annoyance Adj: annoyed

develop, gradually change or mature over time

a result or effect, e.g. unemployment is a consequence of times of recession

a thing that diverts someone's attention. E.g. In our maths lessons, Tony’s jokes were a welcome distraction. Verb: distract Adj: distractive

electronic retailing, selling of commercial products via the Internet

1) attempt, e.g. they made an effort to work together 2) energy/exertion, e.g. the job requires little effort 3) achievement, e.g. his score in the test was a great effort

an essential supporting or underlying structure

1) An unintentional failure to notice or do something, 2) carelessness e.g. the mistake was due to oversight

negative indirect results of an event or action. E.g. the decline of car sales has had repercussions on suppliers of parts.

a large building where raw materials or manufactured goods may be stored

an advertisement on a website in the form of bar, column, or box

The process of sending invoices to customers for goods or services

a packet of data sent by an Internet server to a browser and used to identify the user or track their access to the server.

the degree to which something is the case. E.g. What’s the extent of damage to the industry?

irritating inconvenience. E.g. It’s a hassle driving to work during the rush hour.

end results, consequences

the transport of goods by sea or other means