Learning books' Cambridge Business English Intermediate vocabulary selection "out of order version
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Perseverance IS not A Long Race;. IT MANY Short Races Consists of the After One Another
perseverance is not a long-distance running, but one after another sprint!
English learning needs step by step, stick to it, one day you will find yourself in progress Guarantee Your [, gænrən'ti:]. The n-assurance; insurance policy; guarantee; vt collateral guarantee, warranty.
Example: If there is something wrong with the products, consumers can still claim their rights from the supermarket, no matter what a guarantee says.
commodity if things go wrong, regardless of warranty provisions, consumers can still go to the supermarket claims to protect its interests.
Business: under guarantee during the warranty period / guaranteed wage guarantee wages / guarantee change of article or refund if unsatisfactory Baotuibaohuan
take: guarantee sth against sth given a written guarantee ...; to provide warranty ....
School: . guarantor n surety; guarantor penalty . [ 'penəlti] n-fines; penalties
Example: Any party who fails to implement the contract will incur a heavy financial penalty.
Any party to fulfill the contract will be sentenced to a heavy fine.
Take: penalty area penalty area; the area / penalty for the punishment of ... site map site map; site map
example: It is convenient and fast for the users to use a site map to orientate themselves.
The user can easily use the site map quickly locate the places you are located. Appreciation . [ə, PRI: ʃi'eɪʃn] the n-appreciation; identification; value; thanks; appreciates
example: The manager testified his appreciation of Linda 's work by raising her pay.
The manager gave Linda a raise, to show appreciation for her
business: capital appreciation capital gains / appreciation of real estate property value / currency appreciation currency appreciation load
take: load line load line / load a program loader / bear the load of a load to bear; bear ... responsibility / take a load off one's mind relief buffer [ 'bʌfə (R & lt)] n-damper;. buffer; The buffer was reduced vt; slowing
. [ləʊd] v loading, hit; n load load; workload.
quotient: deliver a load to transport goods / pick up a load cargo loading / transport a load to transport goods / work load workload
Example: We should not spend lavishly and we need to keep savings as a buffer against unexpected cash needs.
We should not spend money recklessly, should leave some savings for a rainy day.
Ride: buffer country buffer state / buffer zone Buffer / buffer sb against sth something that the person from injury.. Centerpiece . [ 'Sentəpi: S] n-core; centerpiece
Example: Tourism and international trade usually constitute the centrepiece of economic development in most coastal cities .
tourism and international trade are usually the core of economic development in most of the coastal cities. dry up
due to the economic downturn, sources of funding for small businesses rapidly depleted conglomerate [kən'glɒmərət] the n-conglomerate, the company; conglomerates.
Example: Geely Holding Group is a large industrial conglomerate in China.
Geely Holding Group is China a very large industrial group
sent: conglomeration n mixture; aggregates; the state of aggregation. Time
(make) dried, (so) depletion; (so) shut
Example: Sources of small-business funding dried up quickly as a result of economic downturn.
.. [taɪm] the n-time; working time; [. pl] era; the number is ... vt to arrange a time; the measurement of time ...
by: pay double time system of double wages / time bargain regularly trading / time deposit deposit / time card timecard
ride: time off leave, leave / be pushed for time pressed for time / run out of time do not have time
to send: timely adj timely. / timing n timings; speed; time selection / time-consuming adj time consuming; protracted. (Example: a time-consuming price war protracted price war)