Englisch 4
Englisch 4
Englisch 4
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| Cartes-fiches | 526 |
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| Langue | English |
| Catégorie | Anglais |
| Niveau | Université |
| Crée / Actualisé | 25.05.2012 / 25.05.2012 |
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spy ware
computer technology that secretly gathers information about a user
accepting
tolerating; consenting; receiving. Noun: acceptance Verb: Accept
booming
successful; thriving/growing
convenient
practical; fits into one’s plans. Noun: convenience
concerned
worried, e.g. we are concerned about falling sales
decisive
1) conclusive, e.g. our ability to raise capital was decisive to our success on the market 2) resolute, firm, strong-minded Verb: decide Noun: decision
demanding
requiring much skill or effort, e.g. I have a demanding job
fickle
changeable, especially as regards one's loyalties
forgiving u
nderstanding, merciful, lenient. E.g. Be thankful that your boss is so forgiving, mine would have sacked you.
impressed
strongly influenced. Noun: impression Verb: impress Adj: impressive
seamless
smooth and without seams (German: Saum; Naht) or obvious joins
struggling
fighting to survive
tricky
cunning, sly; clever
vital
a bsolutely necessary; essential.
unprecedented
never done or known before; unequalled, unmatched, unrivalled
willing
ready, eager, or prepared to do or accept something
unsatisfactory
unacceptable because poor or not good enough
initial
existing or occurring at the beginning. Adv: initially
manually
by hand; physically. Adj: manual
fiercely
full of energy or intensity; furiously. Adj: fierce
big bucks
a lot of money, a high price
bottom price
lowest prices
deciding factors
decisive circumstances or facts that contribute to a result
fulfillment centre
location where orders are executed
flashy website
easily noticeable because of its showy features. She arrived in her flashy new Audi TT.
high street
(ofretail goods) catering to the needs of the ordinary public
location of choice
a preferred particular place or position
low-cost option
a cheaper variation of a product or service
mail order company
company offering the chance to order goods by post
mixed feelings
different conflicting feelings, lack of certainty
operational costs
the costs resulting from day-to-day running of an operation costs, hardware main tenance and electricity.
order picking
goods selected from an assortment depending on order made. German:Kommissionierung
repeat customers
customers that buy a product or service over and over again
stock management th
e function of understanding the stock mix of a company and the different demands on that stock
real time
the actual time during which something occurs
back-end systems
computer program that performs background tasks (support program for a computer system, such as a da tabase)
B2B
business-to-business, denoting trade conducted via the Internet between businesses
cut of a coat
the way or style in which a coat is cut
dotcom companies
a company which does most of its business on the Internet, usually through a website
pop-up ad
ads appearing temporarily in a computer window when activated
