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//Week 5//

1. Accordance: n In agreement with Homework must be finished on time, in accordance with the regulation of OPIE. International Business

2. Eliminate: v. take out Waste matter is eliminated from that factory. Article Profits and Social Responsibility

3. Private: adj. only for use by one person She has a private plane. Article Profits and Social Responsibility

4.Property: n. something which you own Is that car your property? Talking with my friend

5. executive: adj. having the power to make a business decision As he is the manager of GM, he is executive. International Business

6. //Inspire: v. cause someone to feel something// //He inspires confidence in everyone whom he works with.// Article Profits and Social Responsibility

7. Ethical: adj. relating to what you believe is right and wrong The use of animal in tests causes many ethical questions. Science Journal

8. Embody: v. to contain or include something This article embodies much new information. Science Journal

9. Ambiguous: adj. unclear He always gives teachers ambiguous answers. International Business

10. Enterprise: n. an organization which is created for business A growing enterprise needs a good manager. International Business

Week 6 1. Individual: n. a human being There are too much for an individual to do. English Business Study

2. Inherent: adj.naturally exist in a person or thing I am afraid there is an inherent weakness in the design. English Business Study

3. Determine: v. reach, make, or come to a decision about something He determined to go at once. Article-Job Satisfaction

4. Extensive: adj. large in spatial extent or range An extensive Roman settlement in northwest England. Article- A Global Analysis of Culture

5. Satisfaction: n. the contentment you feel when you have done something right We get great satisfaction from improving the house ourselves. Article- A Global Analysis of Culture

6. Tangible: adj. possible to be treated as fact We need tangible proof of her guilt. Article-Job Satisfaction

7. Occupation: n the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money He is not in my line of occupations. International Business

8. Conflict: n. an open clash between two opposing groups Some people believe reverse culture is a conflict. Article- A Global Analysis of Culture

9. Shelter: n. the condition of being protected They were huddlde together for shelter. Article-Job Satisfaction

10. Domail: n a particular environment or walk of life It was a closed domain of employment. English Business Study

Week 7 1.Superfluous : adj. not necessary, or more than is needed What you say is superfluous. International Business

2.Launch: v. to start an important activity or plan They might be planning to launch an attack very soon. International Business

3.Market segmentation: n. the division of a market into identifiable groups, esp to improve the effectiveness of a marketing strategy Successful enterprises are always good at market segmentation. International Business

4. Product concept: n. the idea of what companies want to product A growing firm needs right product concept. International Business

5.Modify: v. to change something slightly The car has been modified so that it can be used in the desert. International Business

6.Feature: v. a typical part of something, or a quality that something has Wet weather is a feature of life in Scotland. English Writing

7.Capital: n. a sum of money, especially on used to produce more money or to start a business The bank put up the capital for his new enterprise. English Business

8.Seldom: adv. not very often I seldom get up before nine o'clock. Spoken English

9. Conduct: n. the direction of the course of a business or similar activity We are not satisfied with the conduct of the negotiations. English Business

10.Sector: n. a part of a country's ECONOMY How many sectors in China? Students' presentation

Week 8 1.Protocol: n. the system of rule about acceptablebehaviour on official occasions To be polite, people need to konw different protocol. English Writing

2. Gross Domestic Product: GDP- gross national product excluding payments on foreign invesments It is easy to know one country's economy from its Gross Domestic Product. International Business

3.Ease: v. to make or become less severe of difficult I give him some medicine to ease the pain. International Business

4.Mimic: v. to imitate or copy in action, speech, ect. Children always like to mimic any actions from their parents. English Business Study

5.Campaign: v. to lead or make part in a compaign It is essencial to campaign for women's right to equal pay. English Writing

6.Frequency: adj. happening often Tornadoes are frequent in Athens. English Business Study

7.Irritating: adj. causing irritation; annoying It is a irritating trip for me. English Writing

8.Alternative: adj. something that can be used or done instead of something else We had to fight, because there was no alternative. English Business Study

9.Disregard: v. to pay no attention to something She completely disregrarded for my feelings. English Writing

10.Threshold: n. the lowest level at which something begins to happen or operate She has a low pain threshold. International Business

Week 9 1. Disengage: v. release from something that holds, connects, or entangles The family must first begin disengaging from their housing abroad. English Reading

2.Ioslated: adj. not close together in time It is very important for employee and the family abroad not to slip into feeling isolated. English Reading

3.Manipulate: v. influence or control shrewdly He can manipulate the appearance of a oublication. English Writing

4.Tactile: adj. of or relating to or proceeding from the sense of touch This is a tactile robot which is made in Japan. Website

5.Perception: n. a way of conceiving something I had a new perception of the Bible. English Business Study

6.Dramatically: adv. in a very impressive manner If you work hard, your life will change dramatically. English Writing

7.Eager: adj. having or showing keen interest or intense desire I am eager to leran more English from Holly. English Writing

8.Instantly: adv. without any delay After the teacher gave him texts, he knew instantly what he would do. International Business

9.Accelerate: v. move faster The car accelerated. English Writing

10. Transmit: v. transfer to another Solids transmit sound very well. International Business