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- •In the early 1990s (adj)
- •I get along quite well with my boss.
- •I’ve glanced at the figures. (V)
- •In the heart of the city
- •I’m going to let my house for six months.
- •I look forward to seeing you.
- •I will be away for the whole period of her visit.
- •Industrial relations
- •I don’t have any trust in the md. (n)
I’m going to let my house for six months.
let’s (v)
Let’s finish the meeting early.
letter (n)
letter-box (n)
level (adj & n)
level off (phr v)
Growth in the economy has levelled off.
level out (phr v)
Sales have started to level out.
liberal (adj)
a liberal style of management
library (n)
licence (n)
an export licence
life (n)
shelf life
lifestyle (n)
lift (n & v)
Can you give me a lift, please? (n)
The lift is going up. (n)
Please help me lift this package. (v)
light (adj, n & v)
like (prep & v)
likely (adj)
limit (n & v)
limited company (Ltd.) (n)
line (n)
the production line
lines on a page
railway line
line manager (n)
link (n & v)
• internet link (n)
• The computers are linked to a
server. (v)
liquid (n & adj)
list (n & v)
listen (v)
litre (n)
little (adj & pron)
live (v & adj)
living (adj)
cost of living
load (n & v)
The load was heavy. (n)
Load the goods onto the lorry. (v)
loan (n)
local (adj)
locate (v)
location (n)
lock (n & v)
locker (n)
logo (n)
lonely (adj)
long (adj)
long-term/long term (adj & n)
• in the long term (n)
• a long-term strategy (adj)
look (n & v)
look after (phr v)
Who’s looking after the packaging?
look ahead (phr v)
look forward to (phr v)
I look forward to seeing you.
look like (phr v)
The new model looks just like the old one.
look out (phr v)
Look out or you’ll have an accident.
look up (phr v)
Look up the meaning of the word in the dictionary.
loose (adj)
lose (v)
loss (n)
lost property (n)
lot (n)
loud (adj)
lounge (n)
low (adj, n & adv)
lower (v)
loyal (adj)
loyal staff
loyalty (n)
• customer loyalty
luck (n)
luggage (n)
lunch (n)
lunchtime (n)
luxury (n & adj)
M
m (abbrev) metre
MA (abbrev) Masters degree
machine (n)
machinery (n)
madam (n)
Dear Sir/Madam
magazine (n)
mail (n)
mailbox (Am Eng) (n)
mail order (n)
mailing list (n)
main (adj)
maintain (v)
maintenance (n)
major (adj)
major client
major exports
majority (n)
make (n & v)
make up (n & v)
male (adj & n)
man (n)
manage (v)
manage a business
manage to do something
managerial (adj)
managing director (MD) (n)
manner (n)
manual (adj)
manufacture (n & v)
many (adj & pron)
map (n)
margin (n)
profit margin
mark (n & v)
market (n & v)
There’s a good market for fax machines here. (n)
She bought some flowers from the market. (n)
They marketed their goods overseas. (v)
market leader (n)
market research (n)
market share (n)
market value (n)
marketplace (n)
marketing (n)
I’ve applied for a job in marketing.
married (adj)
mass (adj)
mass market (n)
mass media (n)
mass-produce (v)
mass production (n)
master (v)
match (n & v)
The agency matches staff to vacancies. (v)
It’s important to find a job which matches your skills. (v)
The two companies in the merger are a good match. (n)
mate (n)
a workmate
material (n)
training material(s)
construction materials
raw materials
matter (n & v)
Is anything the matter? (n)
It doesn’t matter. (v)
mature (adj)
mature attitude
mature student
mature investment
mature sector of the market
max (abbrev) maximum
maximum (adj & n)
may (v)
MBA (abbrev) Masters in Business Administration
MD (abbrev) Managing Director (n)
meal (n)
mean (v)
What do you mean?
What does it mean?
meaning (n)
means (n)
Use whatever means you like but sell the product.
measure (v)
measure the length of something
mechanic (n)
media (n)
medicine (n)
medium (adj)
meet (v)
Could we meet on Thursday morning?
Pleased to meet you!
Are we meeting the needs of consumers?
member (n)
membership (n)
memo (abbrev) memorandum
memory (n)
have a good/poor memory
computer memory
mention (n & v)
menu (n)
merge (v)
message (n)
metal (n)
method (n)
production methods
metre (n)
microphone (n)
midday (n)
middle (adj & n)
middle-aged (adj)
middle management (n)
midnight (n)
might (v)
mild (adj)
mile (n)
millimetre (n)
mind (n & v)
His mind was on other things. (n)
Would you mind if I postponed the meeting? (v)
Who’s minding the machine for you? (v)
Mind your head! (v)
mineral (adj)
mineral water (n)
min (abbrev) minimum
minor (adj)
minus (conj)
min (abbrev) minute
minutes (n & pl)
the minutes of the meeting
misc (abbrev) miscellaneous
miserable (adj)
miss (n & v)
mistake (n)
misunderstand (v)
mix (n & v)
mixture (n)
mobile (adj & n)
I need a new mobile (phone).
He isn’t mobile at the moment.
model (adj & n)
It’s cheap because it’s last year’s model. (n)
She’s a model employee. (adj)
modern (adj)
moment (n)
monopoly (n)
month (n)
more (adj, adv & pron)
morning (n)
most (adj, adv & pron)
motivate (v)
motivation (n)
motor (n)
motorbike (n)
motorcycle (n)
motorway (n)
mountain (n)
a mountain of paperwork
mouse (n)
The mouse on my computer isn’t working.
move (n & v)
movie (Am Eng) (n)
mph (abbrev) miles per hour
Mr (n)
Mrs (n)
Ms (n)
much (adj, adv & pron)
multinational (adj & n)
multiply (v)
multiply 14 by 2
musical (adj & n)
musician (n)
must (v)
N
narrow (adj)
national (adj)
nationality (n)
nationwide (adj)
natural (adj)
nature (n)
near (adv & prep)
necessary (adj)
need (n & v)
negative (adj)
negative attitude
negotiable (adj)
negotiate (v)
negotiation (n)
neither (adj & pron)
nervous (adj)
net (n & adj)
have a net income of .20,000 a year (adj)
network (v & n)
to network computers (v)
a computer network (n)
network of agents (n)
networking (n)
never (adv)
new (adj)
news (n)
newsagent (n)
newsletter (n)
newspaper (n)
next (adj, adv & pron)
next to (prep)
nice (adj & adv)
nil (n)
no. (abbrev) number (n)
no one (n)
nobody (n & pron)
noise (n)
none (n, adj & pron)
normal (adj)
north (adj, adv, & n)
north east (adj & n )
north west (adj & n)
not/n’t (adv)
not at all (adv)
note (n & v)
notebook (n)
notepad (n)
notepaper (n)
nothing (n & pron)
notice (n & v)
notice-board (n)
now (adv)
nowadays (adv)
nowhere (adv)
nuclear (adj)
O
o’clock (adj & adv)
object (n & v)
objective (n)
observe (v)
obtain (v)
occupation (n)
occur (v)
of (prep)
of course (adv)
off (adv & prep)
offer (n & v)
office (n)
officer (n)
official (adj & n)
often (adv)
old (adj)
on (adv & prep)
on a journey (prep phr)
on a visit (prep phr)
on business (prep phr)
on fire (prep phr)
on foot (prep phr)
on holiday (prep phr)
on sale (prep phr)
on time (prep phr)
once (adv or adj)
online/on-line (adv & adj)
only (adj & adv)
onto (prep)
open (adj & v)
opening hours (n)
operate (v)
They operate from an old warehouse.
Shall I show you how to operate the machine?
operation (n)
opinion (n)
opportunity (n)
oppose (v)
opposite (adj, n & prep)
option (n)
or (conj)
order (conj, n & v)
order form (n)
ordinary (adj)
organisation (n)
organise (v)
original (adj)
originality (n)
other (adj & pron)
ought (v)
ounce (n)
out (adv)
out of (prep)
out of date (prep phr)
out of doors (prep phr)
out of order (prep phr)
out of stock (prep phr)
out of work (prep phr)
outdoor (adj)
outdoors (adv)
outlet (n)
output (n & v)
outside (adv, n & prep)
oval (adj)
over (adv & prep)
overall (adj)
overalls (n)
overdraft (n)
overtime (n)
own (adj & v)
own brand (n)
P
p (abbrev) pence
PA (abbrev) Personal Assistant
pa (abbrev) per annum
pc (abbrev) personal computer
p./pp. (abbrev) page/pages
pack (n & v)
package (n & v)
packaging (n)
packet (n)
packing (n)
packing department
page (n)
paid leave (n)
paint (n & v)
parking (n)
parliament (n)
part (n)
part-time/part time (adj & adv)
participant (n)
participate (v)
participation (n)
particular (adj)
a particular problem
partner (n)
party (n)
pass (n & v)
• security pass (n)
passenger (n)
passport (n)
pay (n & v)
peak (n & v)
pension (n)
people (n pl)
per (prep)
per cent (%) (adj, adv & n)
percentage (n)
perfect (adj)
perform (v)
The company is performing well.
performance (n)
a strong performance on the stock market
perhaps (adv)
period (n)
