Learning books' Cambridge Business English Intermediate vocabulary selection "out of order version
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Day14 Marketing [ 'mɑːkɪtɪŋ] the n-marketing; in the market of trading
business: direct marketing direct sales / marketing audit Marketing audit / marketing environment marketing environment / marketing mix marketing mix / marketing plan marketing plan / marketing consultant marketing consultant, sales consultant Ambition [æm . 'bɪʃn] n ambition, ambition; ambition; objective pursued
cases:. his ambition is to become the largest share-holder of the company
his goal is to become the company's largest shareholder
ride: political ambition and political ambitions / lifelong ambition lifelong goal / achieve one's ambition to achieve one's ambitions;.. frustrated / have an ambition for sth have wanted ... ambition / have an ambition to to sth want to ... have ambitions Estate [ɪ'steɪt .] n the real estate; property; identity
providers: real estate real estate / estate agent real estate agent / estate agency Real estate agencies benefit
patients: Wise investors benefit enormously from venture investment .
savvy investors huge profits from the venture capital.
.. [ 'benɪfɪt] the n-benefits, benefits; benefits; benefits; vt insurance benefit, for .. . good vi. benefit
Business: fringe benefit fringe benefits / housing benefit housing allowances / unemployment benefit mutual / reap benefit profit benefit unemployment benefit / mutual
ride: benefit from profit from ... in / be of benefit to for ... good / for the ... in order to benefit of the interests of
school: beneficiary n beneficiaries, beneficiaries; legatee (Example: beneficiary country beneficiary countries). Gilt-edged . [, gɪlt'edʒd] ADJ Phnom Penh; the finest
business: gilt-edged investment Phnom Penh investment / gilt-edged securities / stocks / shares Phnom Penh securities / shares / shares convince [kən'vɪns] VT persuade, convince.
M: at the Morale of Staff has not been at the in-fluenced by at the Depression.
employee morale has not been affected by the recession.
W:. That's because the manager convinced all the employees that he would not lay off any of them in the economic depression
that is because the manager for all employees to believe that he will not be laid off in this recession. arrears . [ə'rɪəz] n-arrears; arrears
ride:.. convince sb to do sth persuade someone to do something
to send:.. convinced adj (of ...) convinced, convinced / convincing adj compelling, persuasive ( Example: a convincing argument / explanation convincing argument / interpretation)
heard station:
Example:. The pledged property will be expropriated once you fall into arrears with the loan
once you default on the loan not yet mortgaged property will be confiscated
business: in arrears with the payment arrears payment / mortgage / rent / salary arrears overdue mortgage / rent / wage rETAIL [ 'RI: teɪl]... the n-retail retail adj adv carried out to [rɪ'teɪl] retail v retail.
Example: This coat is usually retailed at $ in our store, but the consumers can enjoy a 10% discount 100 during festival celebrations or business anniversaries.
Often, this coat in our store retail price is $ 100, but when the festival or anniversary, consumers can enjoy a 10% discount on
business: retail outlet retail / retail industry retail / retail sales retail sales / retail trade and retail trade
take: retail at retail price to ...
send:.. retailer n retailers / retailing n retail proLong [prə'lɒŋ] VT prolonged delay.
school: prolongation n prolonged, extended / prolonged adj lasting. of; delays
heard station:
M: It iS almost Impossible to Meet at the dEADLINE for uS.
we almost can not keep the deadline.
W:. Then, we have to . [ 'fəʊldə (R & lt)] n-folder; folding machine; folded printed
Example: You should create a special folder on the desktop and put all the relevant data about this project into it.
So, we had to negotiate with the client to extend the delivery time. folder
you should create a special desktop folder and all the data associated with this project into them