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Convincev• Bring to believe by argument; to persuade Convince s.b + that/of Convince s.b to do s.th Ex: The salesman convinced his customer to by his entire inventory of pens - He were

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2 Assuarance(n)

• A statement that sth will certainly be true or will certainly happen, particularly when there has been doubt about it

Ex: They call for assurance that government is committed to its education policy

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4 Engage(v)

• Participate, involve Ex: Before engage in a new bussiness, it’s important to do thorough research

He engaged us in an agurment about the bussiness law

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6 Obligate(v)

• To bind legally or morally Ex: The constructor was obligated by the contract to work 40 hrs a week

Obligate s.b to do sth

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7 Party

• One of the people or groups who are involved

in a legal argument or agreement.

Ex : The judge’s decision satisfield most of the parties concerned

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8 Provision(n)

1 A stipulation( a condition in an agreement or law) Ex: The contract contains a provision to deal with how payments are made if john loses his job

2 A measure taken before hand

Ex: He hasn't made any provision for his retirement yet.Contract, law

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9 Resolve

1 To find a satisfactory way to dealing with a problem or difficulty Ex: - The mediator was able to resolve the problem to everyone’s satisfaction

2 To make a definite decision to do s.th

Ex : -I resolve to study E for Toeic test

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10 Specific (adj)

• Particular, detail and exact Ex: In a contract, one specific provision can change the meaning dramatically

- Falcao refused to be specific about his future plans.

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2.1 Attract(n)

• To draw by appeal Ex: The display attracted a number of people at the convention

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2 Compare(v)

• To examine similarities and differencesEx: The price for this brand is high compared to the other brands

on the market

 Compare to: describe sth,s.o as being similar to the other

 Compare with: examine two more (sth,s.o) to discover

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• A contest or struggle Ex: The voice is kind of competition to find the best singer

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4 Consume (v)

• Use sth especially energy, fuel, time Ex: This printer consumes more toner than dowstair printer

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5 Convince(v)

• Bring to believe by argument; to persuade

Convince s.b + that/of Convince s.b to do s.th

Ex: The salesman convinced his customer to by his entire inventory

of pens

- He were eager to convince us of the best quality of this product

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6 Currently

• Happen at present time,now Ex: We are currently exploring plans to update model

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7 Fad (n)

• S.th people like or do for a short time or that is fashinable for a short time….

EX:- Rap music prove more than just a passing fad

- There was a fad for wearing ripped jeans a few years ago

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8 Inspiration(n)

• A thing or person arouses feeling Ex: His wife was the direct inspiration for the main character in the book

10 Persuasion(n)

(*) persuade(v): to make s.o to do s.th especially by giving them

reason why they should do it, or asking them many times to do it

Ex : I finally managed to persuade her to go out for a drink with me

persuasion(n): the act of persuading Ex: It didn’t take much persuasion to get her to tell us where he was

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11 Productive(adj)

• Xabi Alonso is exicted about his productive staff

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12 Satisfaction(n)

• Happiness Ex: He had the satisfaction of seeing his book become best-seller

Satisfy(v)

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11.1 Abundant(adj)

• Plentiful,in large quantities, more than enough.

EX: The recruiter was surprised by the abundant number of qualified applicants

Abundant…….of: An abundant supply of fresh water Abundant…….for: abundant opportunities for famous strike

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2 Accomplishment(n)

• An achievement, a successEx: In honor of her accomplishments, the manager was promoted

(*) accomplished(adj): an accomplished writer, painter,

singer etc is very skilfulEx: His two sons are both accomplished athletes

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3 Bring together(v)

• To join, to gather Ex: They bring together its top lawyers and newest recruits for a training season

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5 Come up with (n)

• To plan, to invent, to think of an idea, answer Ex: - How can you come up with any idea

withthout high energy?

- In order for that small business too succeed, it needs to come up with a new strategy

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6 Commensurate(adj)

• Matching in size, importance, quality or length

of time Ex: The first years salary is commensurate with

experience and education level

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7 Match(n,v)

• (n): a fit, a similarity

Ex: It’s difficult to make a decision when two qualified candidates seem to be a perfect match

• (v): to put two people or things together that are similar to or

somehow connected to each otherEx: A headhunter matches qualified candidante to suitable position

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9 Qualifications(n)

• A skill, personal quality, or type of experience that makes you suitable for a particular job or position

Ex: Can you list all qualifications for that job?

qualification for…./ qualification to do s.th

Ex: I regret to inform you that you lacked qualifications to do that job

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10 Recruit(v,n)

• To attract people to join organization, course/ a person who have been recently recruited

Ex: - My company recruits employees annually

- The new recruits spent the entire day in trainning

*Note: recruit s.o to do s.th = persuade

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11 Submit(v)

• Give plan, piece of writing etc to s.o in authority for them to consider or approve

Ex:- Submit your resume to the HR department

- All applications must be submitted by Monday

Plan, contract, report, application

Consider, approve

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12 Time-consuming (adj)

• Taking alot of time, lengthy

Ex : Repair can be time-consuming and expensiv e

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4 Cover(v)

• If you insurance covers you or your possessions,

it promises to pay you money when you have an accident, s.th is stolen

Ex: Will my insurance cover this surgery ?40

5 Expiration (n)

• The ending of a fixed period of time

Ex : We can expect that the expiration of our contract will impact sales next year

Expire (v) Ex: My passport expires next week41

6 Frequently (adv)

• Very often or many times Ex: Applianes frequently come with a one-year warranty

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directlyEx: Her words contained an implicit threat

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Ex: - We received promises of support from MPs

- l’ve promised that book to Ian

Promise + of/to/that

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11 Require (v)

• To need s.thEx: The law requires that each item clearly display the warranty information

Requirement (n) Ex: It is a legal requirement that you have insurance for your car.

Requisite (adj): SYN: necessary, required

Ex : She lacks the requisite qualifications.

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12 Variety of (n)

• Many different kind

Ex: There’s a variety of standar terms that you find in warranties

Variety of…

Give/add/bring + variety = make s.th more interesting

Ex: Occasionally working from home adds variety to a job

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4.1 Address(n,v)

• (n): a formal speech that s.o makes to a group of people

address to

Ex: The article praised her address to the committee

• (v): to think about problem and decide how you’re gonna deal with it

ex :My business plan addresses the needs of small business owner

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2 Avoid(v)

• To stay clear of, to keep from happeningEx: To avoid risk is primary reason that we have to prepare a proper plan

Avoid (doing s.th)

Ex: I try to avoid going shopping on Saturday

Avoidance(n) – avoidable (adj)

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3 Demonstrate(v)

1 To show or prove s.th clearlyEx: They demonstrate the link between poverty and malnutrition

2 To show or describe how to do s.th or how s.th works

Ex: The teacher demonstrated how to use the equipment.

(*) demonstrative(adj): using to demonstrate; explanatory

Ex: The findings of this survey are demonstrative of the need for further research

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4 develop(v)

1 To grow or change into s.th bigger, stronger, or more

advanced; to make s.o, s.th do thisEx: The restaurant Pete opened 10 years ago has developed into

5 Evaluate(v)

• To judge how good, useful, or successful s.th isEx: It’s important to evaluate your competition when making bussiness plan

Evaluation(n): a judgement about how good, useful, or succesful

s.th is

Ex: Evaluation of this new treatment cannot take place until all the data has been collected

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6 gather(v)

• To get things from different places and put them together in one place

Ex: - I gathered information for my plan from many sources

• To believe that s.th is true because what you’ve seen or

heard( SYN: understand)

Ex: He gathered that interest rates for small bussiness will soon change

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7 offer(n,v)

• (n) Proposal => offer of… s.th/ offer to do s.th

Ex: Devon excepted our offer to write a bussiness plan

• (v) to present in oder to meet a need or satisfy a

requirement Ex: - I offer my plan to management

- Barney offerred Ted a hook-up strategy

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8 Primarily

• First, most important, mainly Ex: I primarily develop my listening skill when I study a language

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9 Risk(n)

• The possibility that s.th bad, unpleasant or dangerous may happen

Ex: - JAV is a risk to young man

- I couldn’t take the risk of leaving him alone even for a short time

Risk + of/to… take a risk( of doing s.th)

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10 Strategy(n)

• A planed series of action for achieving s.thEx: Business plan is a strategy for running business and avoiding risks

Strategy + for doing s.th/to do s.th

Strategic(adj):

Ex: Snipers were placed at the strategic points along the president’s route

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11 Strong (adj)

• PowerfulEx: Even in a strong economic climate many bussinesses fail, so

do your plan carefully

Strong punishment

Strengthen(v): to make stronger

Ex: Our friendship has steadily strengthened over the years

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substitute(v) : to use s.th new or different instead of s.th else

Ex: You can substitute oil for butter in this recipe

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5.1 Accommodate(v)

1 If a room, building , etc can accommodate particular number of people or things, it has enough space for them

Ex: This apartment can accommodate 2 people

2 Provide s.o with a place to stay, live or work

Ex: - The meeting room was large enough to accommodate the various needs

2 Arrangement (n)

• The plan or orgnization

Arrangement for

Ex: - Have you made all your travel arrangement?

- I agreed to help with arrangements for the party

Arrange(v)

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Associate(v) : to make a connection in your mind between one

thing or person and another Ex: Most people associate this brand with good quality

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4 Attend (v)

1.To go to event such as meeting, celebrate…

- Only 12 people attended the meetingNOTE: Attend meeting, class ( without “on”, “in”)

2 To serve

Attend to s.b/s.th

Ex: - The hotel manager attended to all our needs promptly

Attendee(n): s.o who at an event Attendance(n): number of people who attend a game, meeting…

Ex: We have an average attendance of 4000 fans per game

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7 Location (n)

• A position or site Ex: The location of the meeting was changed from the Red Room to the Green Room

location of…

 on location : place away from film studio

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8 Overcrowded (adj)

• Filled with too many people or things Ex: To avoid being overcrowded, we limitted the number of attendees

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9 Register(n,v)

• (n) an official list of names of people, companies etc or a book that has this

list Ex: According register, 250 people attended the meeting

• (v) put s.o’s or s.th’s name on an official list

Ex : - How many students have registered for English class

- Hotels ask all guests to register and give a home adress

(*) Registration: the act of registering

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10 Select(v,adj)

• (v): to choose s.th or s.o by thinking carefully

Ex: They selected the marketing seminar form the various offerings

• (adj): a select group of people or things is a small special group

that has been chosen carefully

Ex : It's a very select club - I've been trying unsuccessfully to join it for years.

(*)Selective(adj): careful about what you choose to do , buy, allow

Ex : We’re very selective about what we let children watch

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11 Session (n)

1 A period time used for a particular act, especial by a

group Ex: A training session for teachers about computers

2 a formal meeting Ex: Board members met in session to discuss about the merger

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12 Take part in (v)

• To join or paticipate Ex: We couldn’t get enough people to take part

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