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V Syn:makeupone'smind

todecideonIagainstsmthIsmb

•Hedecided011changinghisjob.

toarriveat}

tocometo ..

tornake

toreach

adeCISIOn

director

dismiss

•Wetookthedifficultdecisiontoleavetheoffice.

•Discussionshouldbepartofthedecision-makingprocess.

n oneofthecommitteeoftopmanagerswhocontrolacomp<myboardofdirectors

financial }

sales director

personnel

managingdirectorBrE=someonewhoisinchargeofalargecompanyororganisation

TheDirectorofStudies=ateacherinaBritishunih'lityor

languageschoolwhoisinchargeoforganisingthestudentsprogrammesofstudy

V I.Toremovesmbfromaposition

2.toconsidersmbIsmthnotworththinkingortalkingabouttodismissasuggestionIanobjection,etc.

• AnythingthathisfatherorIsayisdismissed.

Syn:fire,sack(infml)

todismisssmbfrom

ajob

apost

{

one'sthoughts

dismissal

dole

II •Thedism1ssalsledtoastrike.

n moneygivenbythegovernmentinBritaintopeoplewhoarc

unemployed

tobeIgoonthedoleBrE

•Kevinwasonthedoleforayearbeforehegotajoh.

Syn:unemploymentbenefit

•Howmuchunemploymentbenefitdoyouget?

tobeonbenefit

•Howlonghaveyoubeenonbenefit?

75

earn v togetmoneybyworking

•HowmuchdoyouearnImake'!

toearnone'sliving

earnedIunearnedincome

earning n(pl) •I'vespentallmyearnings.

efficient ad) Syn:capable,abletoworkwell,apt,competent

Ant:inefficient,incompetent

{sccrelary

teacherefficient method

machine

efficiency 1l Syn:capability,effectiveness,competenceefficiently ad\• •WeshouldgetindustryrunningmoreejJiciently.

employ v togiveworktosmb,usuallyforpaymenttoemploysmbinIonsmth

•He'semployedinabank.

employee , apersonwho'semployed;labourer,worker

employer n apersonorcompanythatemploysothers;owner,bossemployment fl tobeinIoutofregularfull-timeemployment

employmentagency

encourage I.togivecourageorconfidencetosmb

2.tourge,stimulate,promote

Ant:discourage,dispirit

•Atthisschoolteachersencourageyoutobethebestyoucanbe;theymakeyouwantrolearn.

•Bycaringforplantsandanimalsintheclassroomchildrenareencouragedtounderstandandvalueotherlivingthings.

•Youshouldn'tencouragehisbadhabits.

•Heisencouragedbyhissuccess.

cncouraerncnt , •Heowedhissuccesstohisparents·encouragement.

•Tomysurprise.hedidn'tgivememuchencotm1gement..

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l'OCOUntging

executive

experiencedexpert

expertfair

edj •Thenewcompanyha.fmadeanencouraginKstart

•Thedoctor'sreportwasencouraging.

•Theresultsoftheexperimentll'erenotencouragmg

•Shegm·ehunanencouragmgsnule

•Thelowrisingtonesoundsem:ouraK111g111stalemclll\'andexclamations.

11 apersonorgroupmabusmcssorgamsallonwithadmtntstra­

trvormanagerialpowers

•She'sasalesexecutn·einthiscompany

11 I.knowledgeorskillsacqum:dfrom!>eCillganddomgthmg

tohavesomeexperienceforIofdoing'>tnth

tolearnhycxpt.:ricnce

•Shelwsn'thadenoughworkexperiencefortltejoh

2.uneventoractivitythataflcctsonemsomev.ray

•Hehadma11yinterestingexpenenu.>sllllllet1·m·ellmJ.!,111

America.

aclj Ant:inexpcnenccd,naive

tobeexperiencedin(domg)smth

11 apersonwnhspec1alknowledge.skilltobeanexpertatIinIonsmth

adJ accordmgtoexpertadvice

culj Syn:jU!\t

Ant:untair

tobefairtoionsmbshare

fair{

price

wage

fairly

head

•Tnhe/air,:dtedid1rarnme.

acfl· 1.inafairmanner:honestly

•You'renottreatingme.fa;r/y.

...,Syn:completely.actually;toaccrtmnextent.moderately

•Thi"i.\·afi.urveasy;ob.

11 achiefpersonofagroupororganisattontheheadofthefamtly

Syn:leader.chief,masterhc.adoffice

headwatter

hcadmru;teri-mistress(pnnctpalnwn;''-'omanat!>Chool)

77

income

n moneyreceivedoveracertainperiod,csp.aspaymentforworkorasinterestoninvestments

tolivewithinIbeyondone'sincometoearnanincome

annualearned

monthly

t1xed

uneamcd

income

industriousinvol\'e

joh

lll{j

I'

II

Syn:pay,wages,salary,fee

incomeisthemostgeneralwordformoneywereceivefromwork,investmenr,etc.Payisageneralwordformoneyweregularlyreceiveforworkdone.Wagesarepaidweeklyandusuallyincash.Theyarebasedonanhourly,dailyorweeklyrateoronacertainamountofworkdone.Asalaryispaidmonthly,oftendirectlyintoabankaccount.Professionalpeo­

plereceiveasalary.Afeeisapaymenttoalawyer,doctor.etc.forprofessionalservices.

Syn:hard-working.diligent

Ant:lazy,idle

1.tomake(smth)necessaryasaconditionorresult,enil..

•11JejobinvolvedmylivinginLondon. ·

2.tocausesmbIsmthtotakepartin(anactivity)tjnvolvesmbin(doing)smth

•Don'tinvolvemeinsolvinyourpmblems.

regularlypaidpositionorpostdemanding

bormg

mnc-to-five

part-time job

full-timemenial

totakeontoget

todo

tohuntforIlooktor

togiveup,quit

tolose

tohireIemployfor

•Goodjob!

I'

ajob

toheoutofajob/betweenj()bs=tobeunemployed

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'..·,

'·

..,

joblnsadj

jobce•treIIjobdeKrtpdonnjobudsfactlooIIjob-llopperll

IIVIIIJn

'

v

m111agun

,\t

•He'sheenoutofajobformonth.

tobeonthejob=tobeatwork;workmg

toliedownIgotosleeponthejob notworkcne!rgeticallyandcontinuously

todooddjobs=manysmallp1cccsofwork

• Hesometimesdoesoddjobsonthefllrm

Syn:work,task.labour/laborAm£,toll

Job,taskarecountablenouns·JOhisgeneral.maybehardoreasy,pleasantorunpleasant;taskisshort-termandrequireseffort;

work,labour,toilareuncountablenounsHH.li(.;atintheactivityneededtoperformajob;

workisthemostgeneral

laboursuggestsphysicaleffort;

toilisformalandisusedofhard,lengthywork

Syn:unemployed

• Howlonghaveyoubeenjobless?

agovernmentofficedisplayinginf<mnationaboutavailablejobsawrittendescriptionoftheexactresponsibilitiesofaJObfulfilmentgainedfromdoingone'sJob

apersonwhooftenchangeshisjobs

thewaythatyoucammoneyorthemoneythatyoucam

• It'snotagreatjob,butit:'ia/inng.

todosmthforaliving(=asyourjoh)

• So1-vlratdoyoudoforuln•ing?

toearnImakealiving

• It'shardtomakeadecentli\•ingasafiW.\'ician.

1.Syn:todirect,run

tomanageahotel,arestaurant

2.Syn:tohandle

•Hecouldn'tmanagetheu;ork

3.Syn:togetalong

•Onecan'tmanagewithoutmoney

4.Syn:tosucceedin

•Howdidyoumana!{etodoit?

apersoncontrolhngabusiness.etc.

ashop,cinema,hotelmanager

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management n

managing adj

moonlighter n

moonlighting "

motive n

motivate v

controlandorganisation(ofabusiness,etc.)

tobeinmanagement

totakeamanagementcourse

•Thebusinessisundermanagement.

amanagingdirector

(infml)apersonwhoholdsasecondjobinadditiontohisnor­

malone

•Iwamacar.soIhavetodoabilofmoonlighting.

whatinducesapersontoactinaparticularway

•Iwasactingfromthehestmotives.

I.tosupplyamotive,tobethemotiveof,tocauseapersontoactinaparticularway

2.tostimulatetheinterestofapersoninanactivity

•EverythingshedoesLmotivatedonlybyadesireformoney.

•Heismotivatedbyambition.

motivationmotivated

nad}

•Theylackthemotivationtostudy.

•Sheisawellqualified,experienced,enthusiasticandhigh(l'motivatedteacher.

notice n

position n

awarning(ofwhatwillhappen)

togivesmbnotice=totellsomeoneofficiallythattheymustleavetheirjobinaweek,amonth,etc.

• Theyclosedthefactory,gi,·ingtheworkersu11lyaweek'snotice.

tohandinIgiveinnotice=toinfom1youremployerthatyou

willbeleavingyourjobsoon,especiallybywritingaformal

letter

toleavewithoutnotice

atshortnotice=withlittlewarning

• Heleftattendays1notice.

ifmf)paidemployment

Syn:job,post

toget }

tohave agoodIbadpositioninIwithacompany

tohold

•Heappliedforthepositionofassistantmanager.

post

80

"

apositionofpaidemploymenttobeappointedtothepostoftobeofferedapost

•Thepostwasadvertisedinthelocalpaper.

prestigiousprincipal

profit

profitablepromote

promotion

resign

resignation

redundant

ad/

II

II

adj

\'

II

,

n

adj

havinganc>tccllcntreputation,htghlycstccmdorrespectedprestigiouswork.position

apersonwiththehighesta1.1thontyinanorgant..,ation.

1.someonewhoisinchargeofaschoolAmf.'

2.someonewhoisinchargeofauniversityorcollegeBrE

•TheprincipalofSt.James·Colleeispn'H!11I.

financialgain;amountofmoneygainedinbusmesstotlosmthforprofit

tomakeaprofit

Syn:beneficial,gainful

profitableinvestments

•Thedealwasprofitableloall()j'us.

togiveahigherpositionorrank

•Hewasrecommended.furpromotion.

toofficiallyandpermanentlyleaveyourjoborpositionhe­

causeyouwantto

Syn:leave.quit,vacate,giveup

toresignfromsnuh

toresignone'spost/position

• She'sjttstresignedji·omthecoll!lnilfee.

• Themanagerwas.forcedroresignhispos/tjlerallegations

<d.corruption.

anactofresigningorawrittenstatcml!nttosayyouaredoingthis

• Youhuvethechoicebetweenre.ignationanddwms.wl.

tohandin/offer/tender/sendinone'sresignation

• U'ehaven'tyetreceilwlhisresignation

(ofindusnial\\'Orkers)noIungerneededfornnyavailablejobandthereforedismissed(esp)BrE

tobecomeihemadeifindonesclfnxluntlant

•Sixtyworkersweredeclaredredundam

redundancy

11 I.astateofbeingredundantredundancypay,money.

•There\Vasahighlevelofredundancyamongunskilledworkers.

2.aworkermaderedundant

•Twuhttnclredredrmda!ICI<'Sl1ereannow1ccd111thehip­

t•ards.

81

rHponslble

responsibility

rlse

!elfo•fldentself-control

self-dhtcipllne

self-esk"emself-reliant

82

adj legallyormorallyobligedtotakecareofsmbfsmthortocanyoutaduty;chargeable

A•t:irresponsible,negligent

toberesponsibleforsmthIsmb

ahighlyresponsibleposition

n Syn:duty,obligation,commitmentonone'sownresponsibility

toassume }

toaccept responsibility

totake

n increaseinwagesorsalary(Am£raise)

givesmbariseIraiseaskforariseIraise

!Shewasgivenatwenty-dollar-a-wet!kraise.

n beliefinone'sownpowertodothingssuccessfully

•Themaingoalforheristohelpstudentsincreasetheirself­

confidenceandmotivation.

adj havingconfidenceinone'sownabilities

n nabilitytocontrolone'sbehaviourandnotactemotionally

•Theschoolemphasisesvaluessucha.respect,dignity,trustandself-control

n thetrainingofoneselftocontrolone'semotionsanddesires

•Theschoolaimstohelpchildrendevelopasenseofconsid­eration/orothersandencouragesself-disciplineandself­confidence.

•Studentsareguaranteedjobsonleavingschoolinreturnforhighstandardsofattendance,punctualityandse(fdiscipline.

n goodopinionofoneself

•Childrenlearnbestwhentheyexperiencesuccess.This.suc­

cessisthecornerstoneofselfesteem.

adj reliantonorconfidentinone'sownabihtyandresources

•Hewastooself-reliant10askforhelp.

n respectforoneself,thefeelingthatoneisbehavmgwithhon­

our,dignity,etc.

•Childrenareencouragedtodevelopself-respect.

skill

11

Syn:abilitytoshowgreatskillatsmth;todevelop,imt>rove,

refineone'sskills:

administrative

communication

criticalandcreativethinking