24.01.2024

 0    20 tarjetas    Dav
descargar mp3 imprimir jugar test de práctica
 
término American English definición American English
remedy
A person experiencing a headache takes medication to alleviate or cure the pain.
empezar lección
alleviating something.
He took a painkiller to *remedy* his headache.
counteract
What will implementing a new software system do for our inefficiencies?
empezar lección
To neutralize the effect of something.
Analyst: "Implementing a new software system will 'Counteract' the inefficiencies we've been experiencing."
ascend
Manager: "Our team's productivity will 'Ascend' if we incorporate the latest project management tools."
empezar lección
To rise to a higher position.
Manager: "Our team's productivity will '____________________' if we incorporate the latest project management tools."
scrutinized
Have you ever felt like your work was scrutinized?
empezar lección
To inspect closely and thoroughly.
Yes, I’ve felt like my work was scrutinized during project reviews, but it helped me improve my skills.
making waves
PR Manager: "Our recent marketing campaign is 'Making Waves' in the industry, generating positive feedback and increased brand recognition."
empezar lección
Attracting attention or causing a significant impact.
PR Manager: "Our recent marketing campaign is '____________________' in the industry, generating positive feedback and increased brand recognition."
evade
How did the suspect manage to avoid capture?
empezar lección
To avoid through cleverness
The suspect managed to evade capture by hiding in an abandoned building until the police left.
wrap up
How do you typically wrap up a project?
empezar lección
To conclude.
I typically wrap up a project by reviewing the final deliverables, ensuring all loose ends are tied up, and documenting any remaining tasks or next steps.
want to commend
Supervisor: "I 'Want to Commend' the team for their dedication and hard work in meeting the tight deadlines."
empezar lección
To express praise or recognition for achievements.
Supervisor: "I '____________________' the team for their dedication and hard work in meeting the tight deadlines."
obstructed
Fallen trees and debris blocked the road.
What happened to the road after the storm?
empezar lección
Blocked or hindered.
The road was obstructed by fallen trees and debris.
widespread
Analyst: "The software issue is 'Widespread' and affecting users across different regions. We need a comprehensive fix."
empezar lección
prevalent over a large area
Analyst: "The software issue is '____________________' and affecting users across different regions. We need a comprehensive fix."
hinder the project timeline
Project Lead: "Unexpected challenges can 'Hinder' our project timeline. Let's identify potential risks and develop mitigation strategies."
empezar lección
To cause delay or prevent progress.
Project Lead: "Unexpected challenges can '____________________' our project timeline. Let's identify potential risks and develop mitigation strategies."
starved of
A team is struggling to finish a project because they lack the necessary resources and support.
empezar lección
Lacking or deprived of something essential.
The team felt starved of resources, making it hard to complete the project
verge of changing
CEO: "As a company, we're on the 'Verge of Changing' our business model to adapt to evolving market trends."
empezar lección
be On the brink of a significant transformation.
CEO: "As a company, we're on the '____________________' our business model to adapt to evolving market trends."
obtain
How did you acquire the necessary documents?
empezar lección
To get or acquire something, especially through effort.
i had to visit several offices to obtain all the necessary documents for the application.
insights
Data Analyst: "Let's gather customer feedback to gain valuable 'Insights' into their preferences and expectations."
empezar lección
Valuable understandings derived from analysis
Data Analyst: "Let's gather customer feedback to gain valuable '____________________' into their preferences and expectations."
undertakings
How often do you review the progress of ongoing undertakings?
empezar lección
ongoing activities
We review the progress of ongoing *undertakings* on a weekly basis during team meetings to ensure everything is on track.
evident
How did you know he was upset?
empezar lección
Clearly visible or obvious; easily perceived.
It was evident from his expression and tone that he was upset about the decision.
endorse
Have you ever been asked to endorse a product or a service?
empezar lección
To publicly or officially support or approve something.
Yes, I was once asked to endorse a product on social media, but I only agreed because I genuinely believed in it.
originate from
Researcher: "The idea for the new product 'Originates' from consumer feedback and market trends. Let's refine it for better market acceptance."
empezar lección
To have its source in a particular place or concept.
Researcher: "The idea for the new product '____________________' from consumer feedback and market trends. Let's refine it for better market acceptance."
a vested interest
A politician is involved in legislation that directly affects their personal interests or financial gain.
empezar lección
having a personal involvement in something
The politician has a vested interest in the outcome of the legislation

Debes iniciar sesión para poder comentar.