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2022年11月27日发(作者:英语改错技巧)

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Glossary

adj=adjective;adv=adverb;n=noun;

v=verb;inf=informal;pl=plural;

abbr=abbreviation

A

Ashare(n.)anordinarysharethatdoesnot

givetheownertherighttovoteoncompany

issuesA股

[例]OurcompanywillissueAshareson

market.

abroad(adv.)to/inanothercountry国外的

[例]Thesalesdirectorisabroadon

businesstrip.

[同义词]overas,inforeignparts,outof

thecountry

abnce(n.)time/periodawayfromwork缺席

[例]Theabnceofthechiefdirectorofthe

meetingissomewhatapity.

[同义词]nonattendance,nonappearance

abnt(adj.)notprent,notatwork缺席

[例]Plealetyourctionheadknowifyou

arelikelytobeabntforalongerperiod.

[同义词]away,off,missing

abnteeism(n.)regularabncefromwork

旷工

[例]Ifmotivationdecreas,abnteeism

islikelytoincrea.

absorb(v.)integrateasmalleritemintoa

largerwhole兼并、担负(费用)

[例]HeadOfficehasabsorbedthelossof

ourFrenchsubsidiary.

absorptioncostingawayofpricinggoodsby

allowingforallcostsrelatingtoproduction

inthesaleprice归纳成本法

[例]Ourcompanymainlyuabsorption

costingtotthesalepriceof

ct(n.)shortversionofa

longerdocument摘要

[例]Pleabriefyourstafftheabstractof

theprevailinggovernmentregulations.

[同义词]summary,synopsis,digest

acceptinghou=(US)acceptingbankan

organization,oftenamerchantbank,that

promitopayabillofexchangeinreturnfor

afee承兑银行

access1.(n.)entrytosomething通道

[例]Wehaveaccesstoclassified

information.

[同义词]entrance,passage

2.(v.)gainentryintocomputerdatafiles

获取计算机数据(文件)

[例]Theyshouldn’thavebeenableto

accessthisfile.

[同义词]output

account(n.)recordoffinancial

transactions帐户

[例]Inourbank,ifnotransactiontakes

placein2years,yourpersonalaccountwill

becomeunclaimed.

accountexecutive(n.)anadvertising

executivewholooksafteraparticularclient

(广告或服务业)业务经理

[例]Jackistheaccountexecutiveofthis

advertisingcompany.

accountspayablealistofamountsownedto

abusinesstosuppliersofgoodsandrvices

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应付帐款

[例]addanentrytoaccountspayable

accountancy(n.)workofanaccountant会计

工作

[例]Attheendofayear,theaccountancy

ofabigcompanyisalwaysveryburdensome.

accountant(n.)personqualifiedtokeepa

company’saccounts会计师(员)

[例]Tobeagoodandcompetentaccountant,

accountingprinciplesshouldbestrictly

followed.

accounts()financialrecordsofa

business帐目

[例]Thebankwouldliketoetheaccounts.

accruals()moneyowedwhichisdueat

alaterdate增长额,利息

[例]Theaccrualsyouowehimwillbedue

nextweek.

achieve(v.)succeedindoingsomething完

[例]Thetwopartiesachievedfinal

agreementsinmutualbenefits.

[同义词]accomplish,complete,finish

achievement(n.)thesuccessfulcompletionof

something,somethingsuccessfullycompleted

完成、成就

[同义词]accomplishment,completion,

perfection

acknowledge(v.)confirmthatsomethinghas

arrived确认收悉

[例]Weacknowledgereceiptoftheshipment.

[同义词]admit,accept

acknowledgement(n.)confirmationthat

somethinghasarrived收条

[例]Afteryouhavereceivedthemail,

pleareturnyouracknowledgementbyfax.

[同义词]acceptance

acquire(v.)buy,obtain购得、占有

[例]Weacquiredacompany,shares,etc.

[同义词]obtain,get,procure

acquisitiontheactofacquiring收购

[例]ThegoodnewsfromTCL:theacquisition

ofSchneider!

[同义词]merger,takeover

acting(adj.)workinginthepositionof

someoneforashorttime代理的

[例]anactingmanager

activemoney(n.)moneythatisbeingudby

thepublicasoppodtomoneyleftinbank

accounts.流通货币(相对于银行帐户中的货币)

[例]Theinflationincreasactivemoney.

activity(n.)typeofbusiness业务

[例]Ourmainactivityixport/import

trade.

[同义词]business

actofGod(n.)anunexpectedorunavoidable

eventsuchasastorm,aflood,and

earthquake,etcmentionedinsomeinsurance

contractsasacauoflossordamage不可

抗力

[例]WewillincludethetermofactofGod

inthisinsurancepolicytoagainstsome

uncertainfactors.

[同义词]forcemajeure

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actual(adj.)real实际的

[例]Ouractualresultswerebetterthan

forecast.

actualloss(n.)therealcostofsomething

asoppodtoasumofmoneystatedonpaper

实际损失(相对于帐面损失)

[例]Intherecession,forthelatestfiscal

year,ouractuallossismuchgreaterthanthe

paperloss.

[相关词汇]paperloss

actuals(n.)goodsthatcanbepurchadand

ud,asoppodtogoodstradedonafutures

contractthatarereprentedbydocuments

实货(相对于期货)

[例]Themerchantispeciallyinterestedin

thetradingoffutures,notactuals.

[同义词]physicals

adapt(to)(v.)tomakesuitabletoorfit

foraspecificuorsituation.使适应

[例]theabilitytoadaptquicklytoanew

situation

[同义词]adjust

addendum(n.)anextractionthatis

attachedto,orfollows,aletter,report,ect

附录,附件

[例]writeanaddendumtoareport

[同义词]appendix

address(v.)th处理

[例]addresspublicconcerns

eechto演说

[例]addressaudienceonabusinessproject

adjourn(v)tostop(acourtca,ameeting,

etc.)foratimebeforebeginningagain延期,

休会

[例]Theboardmeetinghasbeenadjournedto

anuncertaindate.

[同义词]postpone

adjust(v)tottleaninsuranceclaim理

算保险索赔

[例]Afterthecaraccident,hemadean

insuranceclaimthatwillbeadjustedsoon.

administration(n.)organizationandcontrol

ofacompany经营、管理

[例]Theadministrationpowerofacompany

alsoshowstheinternalcontrolofthe

company.

[同义词]management

admin(n.)abbreviationforadministration

经营、管理

administer(v.)organize,control:管理

[同义词]manage

adopt(v.)choo,decideon采用

[例]Weadoptedanewstrategy.

advance(n.)moneypaidbeforeitisdue,or

forworkonlypartiallycompleted预付款

[例]YesterdayIreceivedanadvanceonmy

monthlywage.

(v)ea提高

[例]Onbullmarket,sharesareadvancing

rapidly.

[同义词]increa

omethingbeforeitisdue预付

[例]Thepublishinghouadvancedmeon

royalties.

advancebill(n.)abillofexchangethathas

beenwrittenbeforethegoodshavebeennt

off预付(开)票据

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[例]Dearcustomer,wewillndyouthe

advancebillforthatbatchbyairexpressmail

today.

adverbalance(n.)anamountofdebtshown

onanaccount赤字

[例]Withtherapidgrowthofourturnover,

ouradverbalancewillbeeliminatedvery

soon.

[同义词]deficit

adverti(v.)announcesomethingisforsale

做广告

[例]ThesoapisadvertidonTVforits

specialflavor.

[同义词]announce

ad(n,inf)shortforadvertiment

advalorem(adj.)oftaxthatiscalculated

asapercentageofthevalueofthegoods从

价征税

[例]VATisakindofvaloremtax.

advertiment(n.)notice/announcementthat

somethingisforsale广告

[例]Ifyouwantyourhousold,youshould

haveputyouradvertimentinamorepopular

newspaper.

advertir(n.)person/companywhich

advertis广告商

[例]Advertirsuvariouswaysandmedia

topromotetheirproducts.

advertising(n.)thebusinessofdesigning

ads广告业

[例]She’sinadvertising.

advice(n.)recommendation(s)aboutwhat

youshoulddo建议、通知(书)

[例]Hisadvicewastoclothefactory.

[同义词]counl,recommendation,opinion

advicenote(n.)anotetothereceiverof

goodsfromthenderthatgivesdetailsofthe

quantityanddescriptionofgoodsandwhenand

howtheywillbetransported通知单

[例]Beforeyoudeliverthegoods,plea

faxusanadvicenoteforourconfirmation.

advi(v.)recommendwhatshouldbedone建

议、通知

[同义词]counl,recommend,suggest

after-salesrvice(n.)rviceofferedby

asuppliertoacustomertomaintainorrepair

theproductsupplied售后服务

[例]Nowadaysmanyenterprisbeganto

competeinthefieldofafter-salesrvice.

affiliate(n.)apersonoranorganizationthat

isattachedtoalargerorganization成员,

联号

[例]Thatcompanyisanaffiliateofa

prestigiousholdinggroup.

[同义词]member

(v.)toattach(apersonoranorganization)

toalargerorganization附属于

[例]ThebusinessisaffiliatedtoTCL

Group.

afmd(abbr.)aforementioned上述的

[例]Youcanrefertoafmdpostaddressfor

thedispatch.

aftermarket(n.)asituationwhereanewly

issuedcurityistradedbeforeitsreal

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pricehasbeenestablishedinthestockmarket.

二级市场

[例]Buysharesonahealthyaftermarket.

aftersight(adv)writtenonabillof

exchangetoshowthatthebillshouldbepaid

withinaspecifiedtimeafterthepayeris

prentedwithinit见票后付款

[例]Thebillshouldbepaidat60daysafter

sight.

againstallrisks(adv.)(ofamarine

insurancepolicy)providinginsuranceforall

typesoflossordamage全保险.

[例]Weinsurancedthecargoagainstall

risks.

agenda(n.)orderoftopicstobediscusdat

ameeting会议议程

[例]Thefirsttopicontheagendais

salaries.

agent(n.)personwhoreprentsacompany

代理(商)

[例]Ourcompany’sagentinMiddleEasthas

developedawidespreadandmaturebusiness

there.

[同义词]reprentative,deputy

agiotage(n.)thebusinessofbuyingand

thenlaterllingforeigncurrencies套汇

[例]Thatguymakesabigfortuneby

agiotage.

[同义词]arbitrage

airline(n.)abusinessprovidingasystemof

scheduledairtransport航空公司

[例]UnitedAirlines

airtime(n.)timegiventoadvertionTV

orradio电视(收音)广告节目时间

[例]Theairtimeofthisnewproductwill

beprolongedfor10conds.

allocate(v.)givemoneyorotherresources

incertainproportions分配

[例]Inthebudgetweallocatedmostofthe

moneytomarketing.

[同义词]assign,designate,allot

allotment(n.)thedistributionofnew

companysharestothepeoplewhohaveapplied

forthem配股

[例]Allotmenthasbeenmadebyrandomdraw

becauofoversubscription.

allowance(n.)something,suchasmoney,

givenatregularintervalsorforaspecific

purpo津贴

[例]Anexpensallowanceispaidmonthly

toeachtrainee.

amalgamation(n.)atypeofreorganization

wheretwoormorecompaniesarecombinedinto

onecompany合并

[例]Theamalgamationofthethreecompanies

strengthenedthecorporation.

[同义词]combination,merger

ambition(n.)strongdesiretosucceedinlife

orinajob雄心

[例]Mysisterhasanambitionanddesires

togetMBA.

[同义词]aspiration,desire,yearning

amenity(n.)afeaturethatincreas

attractivenessorvalue,especiallyofapiece

ofrealestateorageographiclocation生活

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福利设施

[例]asunnyapartmentwithamenities

includingairconditioning

[同义词]facility,convenience

amortize(v.)topayoffadebtbysaving

moneyonaregularbasis分期清偿

[例]Therepaymentofthebondisamortized

in5years.

analy(v.)studyindetail分析

[例]Weanalydtheaccounts.

analysis(n.)detailedstudy,investigation

分析

[例]Theanalysisreportshowsclearlogics

andintegrity.

analyst(n.)personwhoanalys分析家

[例]Hisintelligenceanddiligencemadehim

anexcellentandacutemarketinganalyst.

annual(adj.)yearly年度的

[例]theannualaccounts

[同义词]yearly

annualgeneralmeeting(n.)(AGM)ameeting

ofalltheshareholdersinacompany年度股

东大会

annul(v.)tocancelsomethingorstopit

frombeinglegallyeffective废除,取消

[例]Thecontractwasannulled.

[同义词]nullify

annulment(n.)theactofcanceling

somethingorstoppingitfrombeinglegally

effective废除,取消

[例]Thedisagreementoftwopartsresulted

intheannulmentofthecontractsigned

attheverybeginningoftheir

cooperation.

antedate(v.)toputanearlierdate(ona

document,letter,cheque,etc)thanthedate

atthetimeofwriting倒填日期

[例]Tomakethischequelegal,youshould

antedateitby7days.

[同义词]backdate

anti-dumping(adj.)ofwaysinwhichacountry

protectsitconomybypreventingother

countriesfromdumpinginit.反倾销

[例]anti-dumpinglaws

apology(n.)anacknowledgmentexpressing

regretoraskingpardonforafaultoroffen.

致歉

[例]aletterofapology

appeal1.(n.)beingattractive吸引力

[例]Thisproducthasappealforyoung

people.

[同义词]attraction,charm

2.(v.)beattractiveto吸引人的

[同义词]attract,allure

appendix(n.)acollectionofsupplementary

material,usuallyattheendofabook附录

[例]touanappendixforanyinformation

[同义词]addendum

apply(v.)askforsomething(inwriting)(书

面的)申请

[同义词]Weappliedforaloan.

applicant(n.)personwhoapplies申请人

[例]Theapplicantshowsoutstanding

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advantagesamongthecandidatespool.

application(n.)actofapplying申请

applicationform(n.)pre-printedformto

makearequestforajob申请表

[例]Pleafillinthisapplicationformat

first.

appoint(v.)choosomeoneforajob任命

[例]Wehavedecidedtoappointanewsales

manager.

[同义词]assign,designate

appointee(n.)personchonforaposition

orjob被任命者

[例]Heisluckytobetheappointeeofthis

project.

appointment(n.)ofsomeonefora

newjob任命

[例]Theappointmentofareafinancial

controllerimplieshehasbeenpromoted.

ementforameeting约定(会议)

[例]Wefixedanappointmentatfour

o’clock.

appraisal(n.)calculationofthevalueof

somebodyorsomething估价

[例]Theirappraisalofthenecklaceis

aboutRMB1,000.

[同义词]evaluation,valuation,asssment

apprai(v.)tojudgethevalueofsomebody

orsomething估价

[例]Theyappraiditwasonlyworth$1.

[同义词]evaluate,asss

apprair(n.)personwhojudges鉴定者,估

价官

[例]Whowillbetheapprair?

appreciate(v.)kfulfor感激

[例]Iappreciatedyourhelp.

tand理解

[例]Iappreciateyourproblems.

invalue增值

[例]Myshareshaveappreciatedby10%.

apprentice(n.)youngpersonwhoislearning

askill学徒

[例]Don’onlyan

apprentice.

[同义词]learner,beginner

apprenticeship(n.)periodoftimespent

learningaskill学徒年限,学徒身份

[例]Jackrvedanapprenticeshipwitha

carpenter.

appropriate(v.)toputanamountofmoney

asideforaspecialpurpo拨出(款项)

[例]Theyappropriated$10,000forbribery.

approve(v.)agreetopassofficially批准

[例]TheyBoardapprovedthenewplan.

[同义词]accept

approval(n.)agreement批准

aptitude(n.)naturalability(todoatask)

天资

[例]Shehadahighaptitudeforbusiness.

arbitrage(n.)thepurchaofcuritieson

onemarketforimmediateresaleonanother

marketinordertoprofitfromaprice

discrepancy套利

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[例]Hemadebigfortunebyarbitrage.

arbitration(n.)processofttlinga

dispute仲裁

[例]Weshallhavetoresorttoarbitration.

[同义词]judgement,adjudication

area(n.)region区域

[例]HissalesareaistheNorthEast.

[同义词]district,region,territory

arrears(n.)moneywhichisowedandhasnot

beenpaidontime到期未付帐

[例]Thepaymentinarrearsamountsto$100.

[同义词]arrearage,debt,liabilities

arrivalnotice(n.)anotentbyacarrier

tothereceiver(consignee)sayingthatgoods

havearrived到货通知[例]Afteryour

receiptofthearrivalnoticefromthe

carrier---COSCO,pleaarrangethe

picking-upofthegoodsatthedock.

artificalperson(n.)acompanyconsideredas

havingaparatelegalidentityfromthe

peoplewhoworkforit,althoughsomeofthe

peoplewillreprentthewillofthecompany

法人

[例]Thecompanyisregardedlegallyasan

artificalperson.

[同义词]fictitiousperson,juristicperson

asper(adv)accordingto根据

[例]Asperyourrequestthatismadeinyour

lastmail,wearewritingtoconfirmour

pointconcerningtheprice.

asapassoonaspossible及早

[例]Afterthecargoreachesyour

dock,pleainformusbyfaxoremailasap.

asmble(v.)(aproduct)together

fromcomponentparts装配

[例]Aftertheinternalinnovation,the

efficiencyofworkers’asmblingmachines

hasgreatlyimproved.

gorcalltogetherintoagroupor

whole集合

[例]Askyourcolleaguestoasmbleinthe

meetingroomat10:15.

asmbly-line(n.)layoutofworkersand

machineswheretheworkpassfromoneworker

tothenext,usuallyonamovingbelt,until

itisfinished装配线

[例]Alltheworkersshouldtakecareofthe

asmblyline.

asmbly(n.)putting(aproduct)together

装配

[例]Wehaveautomatedasmblyline.

asmblypoint(n.)aplacewherepeople

shouldgatherinanemergency.集合地点

asntedstock(n.)anitemoffinancialvalue,

eganordinaryshare,thatbelongstosomeone

whohasagreedtotheconditionsofatakeover

bid同意股票

asss(v.)estimatethevalueof估价

[例]Thepropertywasassdat£20,000.

[同义词]value,evaluate

asssment(n.)calculationofvalue估价

[例]ataxasssment

[同义词]evaluation,appraisal

ast(n.)somethingofvaluewhichisowned

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byacompany资产

[例]Theircompany’smajorastisits

property.

[同义词]property

astbacking(n.)thetotalvalueofthe

astsofacompanydividedbythenumberof

ordinarysharesissues.资产保证

[例]Wemustensureasolidastbackingfor

ourcompany.

associatecompany(n.)acompanyofwhichmore

than20%,butlessthan51%oftheshare

capitalisheldbyanothercompany.联营公司

[例]Thisfirmisanassociatecompany,not

aholdingcompany.

currentasts(n.)astsindailyubya

business流动资产

fixedasts(n.)propertyandmachinery固

定资产

[例]Plantsandmachinesarefixedasts.

frozenasts(n.)astswhichcannotbesold,

usuallybecauthereisadispute冻结资产

intangibleasts(n.)astswhichcannotbe

en(suchasgoodwill,patenttc.)无形资

liquidasts(n.)cashorbillswhichcanbe

easilyconvertedintocash流动资产

[例]Theamountofliquidastsis

importanttoacompany.

tangibleasts(n.)astswhichcanbeen

(suchasproperty,machineryetc.)有形资产

atpar(adj/adv)ofashareorothercurity

thathasthesamevalueonthemarketasthe

valuewrittenontheshareitlf平价(市值

等于票面值)

[例]Sheboughtthesharesatpar.

ATM(n.)automatictellermachine自动取款

[例]YoucandrawcashfromanyATMatany

timeinShanghaibyusingthisVisaCard.

[同义词]cashpoint

attempt1.(n.)trial,effort努力、尝试

[例]Wehavemadeanattempttoenteranew

market.

2.(v.)try

attn(abbr)fortheattentinof交由某人亲启

[例]

envelop.

auction(n.)thewayofllinginwhicheach

itemissoldatanopenmeetingtotheperson

whomakesthehighestbid拍卖

[例]Hesoldhisvillaintheauctionat

200,000dollars.

auction(v.)tollsomethingtotheperson

whomakesthehighestoffer;llsomethingby

auction拍卖

[例]Hishouwasauctionedlastweek.

audio-conference(n.)ameetingwithpeople

whocannotallbetogetheratthesametime,

usingaudio(telephone)equipment电话会议

[例]Thescheduledmeetinghasbeen

cancelledforSARS,andweareplanning

toholdanaudio-conferencenextweek.

audit[(n.)examinationoftheaccountsofa

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company审计

[例]Werequireanauditconfirmationfrom

youraccountopeningbank.

auditing(n.)officialprocessofchecking

theaccountsofacompanytoeifthey

reprentatruepicture审计

[例]Thebankisunderitsannualinternal

auditing.

auditor(n.)personwhoaudits审计员

authenticate(v.)proofthatsomethingis

realortrue认证

[例]Youshouldaskaskilledattorneyto

authenticatethesignatureatthe

bottomofthisdocumentincathatit

isaforgedone.

[同义词]certify

average1.(n.)thenumberwhichiscalculated

byaddingveralfigurestogetherandthen

dividedbythenumberoffigures均数

[例]Thesalesaveragehasbeenaround250

units.

[同义词]mean

2.(adj.)middle平均的

[例]theaverageprice

averaging(n.)tradingsharesfromthesame

companyatdifferentpricesatthesametime

股票平均买卖法

[例]Averagecanmaintainthepriceofa

curity.

awareness(n.)beingconsciousofsomething

知道

[例]Hehasnoawarenessaboutthe

transaction.

axe1.(v)removeordismisssomebody解雇

[例]Severalthousandofjobswillbeaxed

nextmonthduetothegreatdepression.

[同义词]dismiss,sack,layoff,fire

2.(n)removalordismissal解雇

[例]IwillundertheaxeifIcan’treach

thesalesgoalthisyear.

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back1.(n.)oppositeoffront背面

[例]Pleasignthechequeontheback.

[同义词]rear,rever

2.(adj.)fromthepast过去的、拖欠的

[例]Wehavealotofbackorders.

3.(v.)support资助

[例]Thebankbackedmynewventure.

[同义词]support,encourage

backdatev.)toputadateonadocumentthat

iarlierthantherealdate,sothatitis

validfromthatearlierdate倒填日期

[例]Hebackdatedthebillsothatitcanbe

valid.

[同义词]antedate

backorder(n.)anorderforgoodsthathave

notyetbeenproducedorsupplied积压定单

[例]Afteralongvacation,Ifoundmylf

inahugestackofbackorders.

[同义词]backlog

backout(v)togiveupornotdosomething

afteragreeingtodoit不履行

[例]Youwillbechargedforsureifyouback

outofthecontract.

[同义词]default

backer(n.)personwhosupportsfinancially

资助者

[例]Thecompanyhassomebigbackers.

[同义词]patron,sponsor,benefactor

backing(n.)support,usuallyfinancialone

资助

[例]Stronggovernmentalbakingmakesthe

projectveryprofitable.

backhander(.)abribe,moneygiven

underthetable贿赂

[例]Thechiefdirectorwasarrestedforhis

involvementinsomebackhanderaffairs.

[同义词]bribe

backlog(n.)build-upofworkororderswhich

havenotbeenprocesd积压的工作(或订单)

[例]Thefailureoftheprojectwasdueto

backlogofsuperiororders.

backupsupport支持

[例]Youshouldbackupallclaimsyoumake.

back-up(backup)(n,v)tomakeacopeinca

theoriginaloneislostordamaged备份

[例]Imadeaback-upofthatdocumentin

caofsomeunforeendamagetoit.

baddebt(n.)debtwhichwillnotbepaid呆

[例]Theobviousdecreaofbaddebt

avoidedthebankruptcyofthebignationowned

enterpri.

badfaith(n.)havingadishonestintention

欺诈

[例]Badfaithwillbringdisasterstoa

cooperationinthelongrun.

[反义词]integrity,good-will

balance(n.)amountwhichmakesthetotal

creditsanddebitqual收支平衡(差额)、结

[例]Additionalbalancestatementwill

charge10USD.

[同义词]equilibrium,equipoi,evenness

balanceofpayments(n.)international

.

...

financialpositionofacountry(accountof

imports,exportsandinvisibleearnings)贸易

收支差额

balancesheet(n.)statementofthefinancial

positionofacompanyorbusinessatacertain

moment资产平衡表

ban(v)toforbidsomething;toforbid

someonetodosomething禁止

[例]Publicadvertimentontobaccois

bannedinChina,butsomecraftytobacco

companiesaresuccessfulincircumventing

thisban.

[同义词]forbid

bank(v)todepositsomethinginabank存

[例]Youhavetobankacertainamountof

moneyinordertoavoidbeingoverdrawn.

[同义词]deposit

BA(bankacceptance)abillofexchangethat

isacceptedbyabankforafee.银行承兑汇票

[例]Wewillissueabankacceptanceforthe

payment.

bankbook(n.)abookthatlistsallpayments

intoandwithdrawalsfromacustomer’sbank

account存折

[例]Youcaninrtyourbankbookintothis

machinewhichwillautomaticallyupdateit.

bankholiday(n.)aday,notaSaturdayor

Sunday,whenbanksareclodandwhichisalso

ageneralholiday(英国)银行假日

[例]Youhavetowaittillthedayafter

tomorrowforyouropeningaccountinthe

BankofLondonbecautomorrowisa

bankholiday.

bankstatement(n.)writtenstatementshowing

transactionsandbalanceofanaccount银行

结单

bankrupt1.(adj.)unabletopaydebts破产

[例]Hewasdeclaredbankrupt.

[同义词]insolvent

2.(v.)forcesomeonetobecomebankrupt使

破产

[例]Thehighinterestrateshavebankrupted

mybusiness.

bankruptcy(n.)stateofbeingbankrupt破

[同义词]insolvency

barcode(n.)ariesoflinesprintedona

productthatcanbereadbyamachineconnected

toacomputersystemtogiveapriceor

referencenumber条形码

[例]Theinventofbarcodehasgreatly

speededuptheeconomyofsupermarkets

bargain1.(v.)discussinordertoreach

agreementonpriceconditions讨价还价

[同义词]haggle,negotiate

2.(n.)itematagood(cheap)price物美价

廉的商品

[例]ThecardiganisrealabargainforI

justpayhalfofitspreviousprice.

bargaining(n.)discussinginordertoreach

agreement讨价还价

[例]Thebuyerandllerfinallyagreedto

thepricelevelafter2hours’bargaining.

barrister(n.)apersonwhoisqualifiedto

speakinahighercourtoflaw大律师

.

...

[例]Heisatopbarristerspecializingin

financinglaw.

[同义词]lawyer,solicitor,bar,counl

b/e(abbr)billofexchange汇票

basic(adj.)minimumthatcanbeexpected;

whateverythingeldependson基本的

[例]Olderworkerswill,ofcour,stillbe

interestedinbasicpay.

[同义词]fundamental,esntial,

elementary,

batch(n.)groupofitemsmadeatsametime

一批

[例]Thisbatchofgoodswillbedelivered

byUPS.

batchprocess(n.)productionprocessbad

onconvertingaquantityofitemsatthesame

time批处理

batchsize(n.)numberofitemsinabatch

批量

bearmarket(n.)periodwhensharepricesare

falling熊市

[例]Unfortunately,youconfrontedbear

market.

beat[bi:t](v.)winover(someone)ina

fight胜过

[例]Wehavebeatenourcompetitorstobethe

firstonthemarket.

[同义词]defeat,hit

behave(v.)act举止

[例]Youshouldbehaveyourlfwhen

attendingsuchimportantbanquet.

below-the-line(adj.)below-the-line

advertising;advertisingwhichisnotpaidfor

页底的(广告)

[例]Below-the-lineactivitiesrefersto

salespromotionormarketingrearch

whichamarketingdepartmentbuys

directly.

benchmarking(n.)tomeasure(arival's

product)accordingtospecifiedstandardsin

ordertocompareitwithandimproveone'sown

product比较和改进自己的产品

[例]Benchmarkinghasbecomeoneofthe

fashionablewordsincurrentmanagement

discussion.

benefit1.(n.)advantage;profit好处,利益

[例]Itwillbeourmutualbenefittocome

toanagreement.

2.(n.)moneyprovidedasarightunderastate

orprivateinsurancescheme,lity

benefit.津贴,救济金

3.(v.)toprofit,gainadvantagefrom有益

于,受益于

disabilitybenefit(n.)paymentmadetoa

personunabletoworkbecauofpermanentor

long-termphysicalhandicap残疾抚恤金

sicknessbenefit(n.)paymentsmadewhilea

personisonsickleave病假补助

fringebenefits(n.)extrabenefitssuchas

acar,privatehealthinsuranceprovidedbya

company附加福利

.

...

[例]Fringebenefitsshouldbefirmly

incorporatedwithinthepaymentpolicy

andadministeredbythepersonnel

department.

bid[bid](n&v)offertobuysomethingat

acertainprice出价、投标

[例]Thopotentialbuyersofthecompany

bidagainsteachother.

takeoverbid(n.)出价收购

bidder(n.)personwhomakesanoffer投标

[例]Thecompanywillgotothehighest

bidder.

bill1.(n.)writtenlistofmoneytobepaid

帐单

[例]ThisbilldoesnotincludeVAT.

2.(v.)ndabilltosomeone开帐单

billofentry(n.)adetailedlistofgoods

preparedbytheexporterorimporterfor

examinationbycustoms报关单

[例]Iwillprepareabillofentry,

togetherwithotherrequireddocuments

forthedeclarationofthisbatchof

importedgoods.

billoflading(B/L)(n.)adocumentthatshows

receiptfromthetransportertothenderand

entitlesthereceivertocollectthegoodson

arrival.提单

billboard(n.)largeroadsideadvertising

poster(户外)广告牌

[例]ThebillboardofKFCisobvious

everywhere.

billing(n.)sofinvoicing开帐单

ising;promotion广告,促销

[例]Theproductneededbetterbillingto

outllitscompetitors.

billofmaterials(n.)listofallraw

materialsandpartsthatgointoanendproduct

材料清单

billion(n.)US:onethousandmillion(美)

十亿;GB:onemillionmillion(英)万亿

black(adj.)notallowedbylaw黑市的,非

法交易的

blackmarket(n.)asituationofillegal

tradingingoods,currenciesorrvices黑

[例]HeboughtsomepirateCDsontheblack

market.

intheblackincredit(银行存款)有赢余

blacklistlistofgoods,companies,people

whoareprohibitedfromtrading黑名单

[例]Thecustomerisinthesystemblacklist

sowecannotprovidetradingrviceforhim.

bluechips(n.)shareswiththehigheststatus

asinvestments,usuallysharesof

well-establishedcompanies蓝筹股,热门的股

[例]Wiinvestorswillshowgreatinterest

inbluechips.

blue-collar(adj.)relatingtomanualwork

体力劳动者

[例]Yourlocalnewspaperisusuallythe

.

...

bestsourceofblue-collarjobs.

boardmeeting(n)agatheringofthedirectors

ofacompanytodiscussimportantcompany

business董事会

[例]Hewillchairtheboardmeetingtomorrow

onthetakeoverissues.

boardofdirectors(n.)groupofpeoplechon

bytheshareholderstodevelopcompanypolicy

董事会议

[例]Thisproposalhasbeenapprovedbythe

boardofdirectors.

bondn.)contractdocumentpromisingtorepay

moneyborrowedbyacompanyorgovernment债

[例]Mostbondsareuncuredanddonot

grantsharesinanorganization.

bondedgoods(n)importeditemsonwhich

customsdutiesmustbepaidbeforetheycanbe

collectedbytheimportedorexportedagain

保税货物

[例]Weneedpermissiontoreleathe

bondedgoodstotheimporter.

bondedhou(n)abuildingwherebondedgoods

arekeptuntilthecustomsdutyhasbeenpaid

andtheycanbecollectedbytheimporteror

exportedagain保税仓库

[例]Thecargoisstillinthebondedhou.

bonus(n.)additionalpayment奖金,红利

[例]Ourdepartmentmanagerhasbeengiven

anannualbonusforhisgoodperformance.

[同义词]dividend

book[buk](v.)toarrangefor(ticketsor

lodgings,forexample)inadvance;rerve预

[例]Thecretaryhasbookedthemanagerin

attheHiltonHotel.

books()thefinancialrecordsofa

company公司帐目

[例]Thebooksofthecompanyclearly

revealsitsbaddebt.

bookvalue(n.)valueofastsasrecorded

inthecompany’sbooks帐面价值

[例]Exceptatthetimeofpurchaofthe

ast,thebookvalueoftheastis

ldomthesameasitsmarketvalue.

bookkeeper(n.)personwhokeepsthe

financialrecordsofacompany会计员

boom[bu:m](n.)timewhenbusinessactivity

isincreasing繁荣

[例]Wemusttakeadvantageoftheeconomic

boom.

[同义词]prosper,thrive,flourish

boost(v)toincreathestrengthorvalue

ofsomething,tohelpandencouragesomething

推动

[例]Lowerinterestrateswillgreatlyboost

theeconomy.

bottleneck(n.)arestrictioninthenormal

workflow瓶颈,障碍

[例]We’vegotabottleneckinoursupply

operations.

bottom1.(adj.)lowest最底处的

[例]rock-bottomprice

2.(v.)bottomout,reachthelowestpoint跌

.

...

至底点

bounce[bauns](v.)refutopayacheque

andreturnittothebearerbecauthereis

notenoughmoneyinthepayer’saccount支

票被银行退票

[例]Twoofmychequeswerebouncedlast

week.

brainstorm(.)anapproachto

problem-solvinginwhichagroupofpeople

meettoprovidewide-rangingideasonanissue

集体讨论

[例]Themembersoftheboardgavea

brainstormduringthemeetingheldyesterday.

branch1.(n.)localofficeofalargebusiness

分公司

[例]Wehavebranchesthroughoutthe

country.

2.(v.)Toenlargethescopeofone'sinterests,

business,oractivities扩展

[例]Thepartnersarelookingintobranching

outintoEurope.

brand(n.)productwhichcanberecognizedby

aname品牌

[例]Thebrandestablishmentneedsavery

longtimeandwillbringlong-termbenefits.

branding(n.)theprocessofgivingbrand

namestoproducts品牌命名

[例]Howisthebrandingofthatnewproduct

goingon?

brandleaderbrandwiththebiggestmarket

share品牌领导者

[例]IBMisthebrandleaderinthefieldof

portablecomputer.

brandloyalty(n.)customerdesireto

continuebuyingthesamebrand品牌忠诚度

[例]Theymanagedtotupthebrandloyalty

oftheirconsumers.

breakeven(v.)balancecostsandrevenue,not

makeaprofitoraloss收支平衡

[例]Wejustbrokeevenlastyear.

breakevenpointpointatwhichrevenue

equalscosts收支平衡点

breakthrough(n.)anactofovercomingor

penetratinganobstacleorrestriction突破

[例]Itisuptobothofustotryourbest

tomakeabreakthroughintheprent

negotiations.

brief[bri:f](v.)togiveconci

preparatoryinstructions,information,or

adviceto简要介绍

[例]TheCEObriefedhisniormanagerson

theprojectthatissuppodtobethe

turningpointforthefateofthefirm.

[同义词]abstract,synopsis,outline

bringforward(v.)makeearlier提前

[例]Webroughtthelaunchdateforwardto

June1st.

bringup(v.)mention,introduce提出

[例]Thechairmanbroughtupthequestionof

holidays.

brochure(n.)publicitybookletgiving

informationaboutaproductorrvice(宣传

产品的)小册子

[例]Theyaskedforabrochureaboutour

rvices.

.

...

[同义词]leaflet,pamphlet,booklet

broke(adj,inf)without/outofmoney破产的,

一文不名的

[例]Hewasbrokeuntilhewonthelottery.

[同义词]insolvent

broker(n.)personwhobuysandlls

shares/currencyetc.经纪人

[例]Thatfirmisactingasabroker.

[同义词]agent,middleman

browngoods(n)itemssuchastelevisionts

andradiosthataresoldincabinetsmadeof

woodorsimilarmaterials茶色电器

[例]Therearebloodycompetitionson

China’browngoodsmarket.

[反义词]whitegoods

b-school(businessschool)(n)acollegeor

adepartmentofauniversityproviding

businesscourstostudents商学院

[例]Hegraduatedfromatop-tenb-schoolin

US.

budget(n.)planofforecastincomeand

expenditure收支预算

[例]Generallyafunctionalbudgetisdraw

upforeachfunctionalareawithinan

organization.

bulk1.(n.)largequantity(ofgoods)大量

2.(adj.)大量的Wecanofferyouadiscountfor

bulkpurcha.

bulkcarrier(n)ashipdesignedtocarrybulk

goods散货船

[例]Duetotheon-goingstrike,ourgoods

canonlybedeliveredbybulkcarrier.

bullmarket(n.)periodwhensharepricesare

rising牛市(行情看涨的市场)

[例]Shesoldallherbondsinbullmarket.

bullposition(n)asituationinwhicha

dealerkeepsholdofaparticularstockor

sharebecauheexpectsariinprice多

[例]inabullposition

[同义词]longposition

bust(adjinf)bankrupt破产的

[例]Thefirmwentbust.

buyout(n.)thepurchaofacompanyor

business购买下

[例]Iftheworkersdoapprovethebuyout,

theircompanywillbecomethenation's

largestemployee-ownedenterpri.

buyup(v)tobuyallornearlyallofwhat

isavailableofsomething尽可能买断

[例]Inordertobenchmarktheirproducts,

theyboughtupalllinesoftheir

rivals.

buyer’smarket(n)asituationwherecertain

productsareinplentifulsupply,resultingin

lowpriceandgoodcredittermforbuyers买

方市场

[例]Toomanyentrantsintothismarket

createdabuyer’smarketinTVs.

[反义词]ller’smarker

by-product(n.)substanceproducedduringthe

makingofsthel副产品

[例]Ammonia,coaltarandcokeareall

by-productsobtainedinthemanufactureofthe

.

...

coalgas.

[同义词]spin-off

byte(n)aunitofcomputerinformation

consistingofanumberofbitsorbinarydigits

字节

[例]Thespeedofdownloadisabout1mbytes

percond

.

...

C

CAD(=ComputerAidedDesign)(n.)designand

draftingperformedinteractivelyona

computer计算机辅助设计

[例]Eachstudentmajoringinarchitecture

shouldlearnCAD.

call1.(n.)visit,telephonecall访问,电话

[例]Thesalesmanplanstomakevencalls.

2.(v.)telephone打电话

callon(v.)visit拜访

[例]Hewillcallonourmajorcustomersnext

week.

campaign(n.)planofaction(商业)活动

[例]advertisingcampaign

candidate(n.)personwhoputs

himlf/herlfforwardforajob候选人,应

聘者

[例]Severalmanagersnormallyinterview

onecandidatebecauthisincreas

thelikelihoodofmakingagoodchoice.

[同义词]applicant

canteen(n.)factoryrestaurant食堂

[例]Alltheemployeesofthecompanyhave

theirlunchinthecanteen.

canvass(v.)togothrough(aregion)orgo

to(persons)tosolicitvotesororders游说,

向…拉选票或拉生意

[例]Pleacanvassyourcustomersfor

orders.

capacity(n.)amountwhichcanbeproduced

生产能力

[例]Weareworkingatfullcapacity.

capital(n.)money,propertyandastsud

inabusiness(投入)资本

[例]Onecompanycanopenjustonecapital

accountinthebankaccordingtotheChine

regulation.

caption(n.)shortdescriptionundera

photographorillustration文字说明,字幕

[例]WehavenotedyourletterofNovember

28undertheabovecaption.

[同义词]title

captivemarket(n)asituationwherebuyer’s

havenochoiceofgoodsorhavetodealwith

onlyoneller垄断市场

[例]ThisfirmistheonlymanufactureofCD

playersinthecountryandgainsalotfrom

suchcaptivemarket.[同义词]monopoly

capture(v.)take占有,夺取

[例]Wecaptured20%ofthemarket.

career(n.)joborprofessionforwhichone

istrainedandwhichoneintendstodo

throughoutone’slife事业生涯

[例]Peoplehavetodecidehowimportant

workandcareeraretobeintheirlife.

carrier(n)apersonorbusinessthat

transportsgoodsforcommercialpurpos承

运人

[例]Pleaarrangethecarrierfor

deliveringthisbatchofgoods.

[同义词]haulier

carryon(v.)continue坚持

.

...

[例]Yourteamcancarryonthatprojectfrom

nowon.

castudy(n.)atrainingtechniquebadon

solvingacaorproblemfacingan

organization案例分析

[例]InMBAstudy,weshouldlearnhowto

makegoodcastudy.

cash1.(n.)moneyinnotesandcoins现金

[例]Carryingcashisverydangerousand

inconvenientforforeigntravelers.

[同义词]money,currency

2.(v.)exchangeachequeforcash兑现(支

票)

cashcrop(n)theproducegrownbyfarmerswho

intendtollitratherthanuitthemlves

经济作物

[例]Bananasarethepillarcashcropfor

thistropicnation.

cashflow(n.)thepatternofincomeand

expenditures,asofacompanyorperson,and

theresultingavailabilityofcash现金流转

[例]Thecashflowofthebank’scounteris

calculatedatdayend.

cashratio(n)therelationshipbetweenthe

mountofmoneyabankholdsincashandthe

totalamountitholdsindepositsand

investments现金比率

[例]Inordertobetterdealwithpossible

bank-rush,banksshouldkeepareasonablecash

ratio.

casuallabouronethatrvesorappearsat

irregularintervals,especiallyatemporary

worker临时工人

[例]Allworkisdonebycasuallabour.

catalogue[UScatalog]asalespublication

whichlistsproductsandprices产品目录

[例]Whendoingimporttrading,youshould

gettoknowtheexporter’scatalogue.

[同义词]list,inventory

caterfor(v.)rvice,dealwith供应

[例]Wecanonlycaterfor20people;if

therearemore,therewon’tbeenoughspace.

cateringindustry(n.)industryprovidefood

tocustomers餐饮业

[例]Cateringindustrymetdepressionfor

SARSinAsia.

catchacoldtolomoneyinabusinessdeal

亏本

[例]Duringthatvererecession,many

shareholderscaughtacold.

CBA(cost-benefitanalysis)成本效益分析

certificateoforigin(n)adocumentthat

showswheregoodsweremade原产地证书

[例]TheCustomsrequiredustoshowa

certificateoforiginforclearingthegoods.

certifiedcheque(n)achequemarkedbythe

bankitisdrawnonas“goodforpayment”保

兑支票

[例]Weonlyacceptcertifiedcheque.

[同义词]markedcheque

chain(n.)numberofshopsbelongingtoone

company连锁店

[例]Thewellfamousretailcompanyhas

builtupatleast200chainstoresinChina.

.

...

chair(v.)topresideoveraschairperson主

[例]Ichairedtheexecutivecommittee.

[同义词]preside

challenger(n.)companywhichentersa

marketwhereothersarealreadyestablished

挑战者

[例]NewAsiaSnackisacompetitive

challengertoKFC.

channel(n.)meansbywhichgoodspassfrom

oneplacetoanother(销售)渠道

[例]Themaindistributionchannelis

throughsupermarkets.

charge(n.)paymenttobemadeforarvice

费用

[例]Thereisnorvicechargeincludedin

thebill–itisatyourdiscretion!

chartn.)diagramwhichdisplaysinformation

visually图表

[例]Pleadrawachartonsalesvolumeof

thismonth.

[同义词]diagram,graph

barchartuscolumnstoshowrelative

heights直方图

flowchartshowsprocessfromfirsttolast

step流程图

organizationchart(n.)achartwhichshows

howajobrelatestootherjobsandwhereit

fitsintheoverall组织机构图

[例]Pleagivemeanorganizationchartof

thatcompany.

piechartshowsdatainacirclecutupinto

gments圆型图

checklist(n.)alistofitemstobenoted,

checked,orremembered清单

[例]achecklistforshopping

checkout(n.)placewheregoodsarepaidfor

inashop结帐处

[例]Whereisthecheckoutofthe

supermarket?

cheque(n.)[UScheck]noteorderingabank

topaymoneytotheperson/companywhoname

iswrittenonthecheque支票

[例]Youneedtohavethedrawerendord

first,thengotothebanktoencashthe

cheque.

chief(adj.)mostimportant最重要的

[例]Thisisthechiefproblem.

CEOChiefExecutiveOfficer执行总裁

[例]JackWelch,theformerCEOofGEisthe

No.1CEOintheworld.

CIFCOST,INSURANCEANDFREIGHT到岸价格

circular(n.)acopiedleafletwhichisnt

topeople传单,大量分发的广告页

[例]Haveyouenthecircularhandedout

inthestreet?

[同义词]notice,advertiment

claim[1.(n.)requestformoney索赔

[例]Weputinaninsuranceclaimafterthe

accident.

2.(v.)askformoney索赔

[例]Weclaimed$50,000forthedamagedcar.

.

...

claimant(n.)apartythatmakesaclaim(根

据权利)提出要求者,原告

classifiedadvertiment(n)shortadsina

newspaperormagazineplacedbypeople

offeringoraskingforaproductorrvice,

orwhoareofferingorlookingforemployment

分类广告

[例]Iwillplaceaclassifiedadforthe

comingauction.

clear(v)oofgoods抛售

[例]Thestocksoldtheirgoodsatcostprice

inanattempttoclearoldstock.

goodsthroughcustoms清关

[例]clearthegoods

clear(adj)net净的

[例]Theclearprofitisverylittleafter

deductionofallexpens.

clerk(n.)personemployedinanofficetodo

routinetasks职员

[例]Shewamployedasabankmaintenance

clerkafterhergraduation.

client[(n.)personorcompanybuyinga

rvice客户

[例]Nowadaysgoodrviceisavery

importantaspecttothebank’sclients.

clientele(n.)abodyofcustomersorpatrons

顾客(总称)

[例]arestaurant'sclientele

Co(n.)abbreviationforcompany“公司”的

缩写

cold(adj.)notapproachedbefore冷不防的

[例]Hegavemeacoldcallthisafternoon

butwedidn’thaveanyappointment.

collaboration(n.)workingtogether协作

[例]Theefficientcollaborationwillbring

mutualbenefittobothsides.

collectivebargaining(n.)negotiations

betweenunionsandemployersaboutconditions,

wages,etc.集体协定,劳资双方就工资等问题谈

[例]Laborunionismakingcollective

bargainingwithemployersofthatfactory.

comeupwith=putforward(anidea)提出

[例]comeupwithanoriginalidea

commercial[adj.)oforrelatingtocommerce

商业的

[例]commercialarea

[同义词]trading,mercantile

commercial(n.)advertimentsonTVorradio

(电视插播的)商业广告

[同义词]advertiment

[例]Theaimoftherepetitionsofthesame

commercialontelevisionisnothingbut

tobrainwashconsumersintocompulsive

consumption.

commercialize(v.)makesomethingmake

money使商业化

[例]Theyhaveagoodrearchreputation

buttheyfinditdifficulttocommercialize

theirproducts.

commission(n.)proportionateamountof

moneypaidtoasalesperson/agent,usuallya

percentageofthesalesmade佣金

.

...

[例]Weofferedtheagenta10%commission.

commitment(n.)acceptanceofvaluesor

pursuitofobjectives许诺,承担义务

[例]Wehavenotmadeanycommitmentinthis

respect.

[同义词]pledge,engagement,promi

commodity(n.)goodssoldinverylarge

quantities,suchasmetals,foodstuffs商品

(尤指日用品)[例]Thecommodityofthis

foodcompanyllsverywellonthemarket.

commute(v.)dailytravelbetweenhomeand

office每天乘车往返上下班

[例]She,asaconsultant,commutesfrom

CambridgetoLondoneveryday.

limited(liability)company(Itd.)aprivate

companywheretheshareholdersare

responsibleforrepayingdebtstothevalueof

theirshares有限责任公司

publiclimitedcompany(plc)companywho

sharescanbeboughtontheStockExchange

股票上市公司

compensate(v.)givesomethingsuchasmoney

tosomeoneforlossordamage补偿

[例]Thedirectordecidedtocompensate

thowhohadbeenhurtintheworking

accident.

compensation(n.)something,usuallymoney,

giventosomeoneforlossordamage赔偿(金)

compete(v.)succeedindoingbetterthan

(anotherperson/company)竞争

[例]It’sdifficulttocompetewith

low-pricedimports.

competition(n.)processoftryingtodo

better竞争

[例]Thecompetitionisveryfierce.

competitor(n.)person/companythat

competes竞争者

[例]Dozensofcompetitorsareapplyingfor

thepositionofsalesmanager.

[同义词]rival,opponent,adversary

competitive(adj.)ofaproductwhich

competeswell有竞争力的

[例]It’simportanttokeepacompetitive

edge.

[同义词]rival,competing,vying,combative

competitiveedge(n.)advantage竞争优势

[例]Wehavecompetitiveedgeinthisrespect.

competitiveness(n.)processofbeing

competitive竞争力

competence(n.)abilitytodoajobwell,

skillorefficiency能力,胜任

[例]Thepromotionofanemployeeshouldbe

judgedchieflybyhiscompetence.

[同义词]ability,capability

component1.(n.)pieceofmachinery机器部

2.(n.)partthatgoesintothefinalproduct

产品零件

[例]Thisnewtypeofmachinecontainsmany

components.

[同义词]part,replacement

complimentary

[](adj.)

givenfreetorepayafavororasanactof

courtesy免费赠送的

[例]complimentaryticket

.

...

concentratedmarketing(n.)marketing

directedatonegmentofthemarket密集性

市场策略

condition[](n.)1.

generalstate状态acontract条

conditions()situation状况,环境

[例]Itwillprobablybeappropriateto

startaninterviewwithaneutralchat

byaskingnon-controversialquestions

–perhapsabouttheweatherorthe

trafficconditions.

conditionsofemployment(n.)termsof

employment雇佣条款

[例]Doalltheworkersmakeclearof

conditionsofemployment?

configuration(n.)organizationandlayoutof

equipment生产设备的布置

[例]Betterconfigurationcanincrea

operationalefficiency.

conflict(n.)disagreement争执

[例]Conflictcancleartheairbyletting

peoplegettheirbadfeelings‘offtheir

chest’.

[同义词]clash,collision,disagreement

conglomerate(n.)groupofcompanies

jointlyownedproducingdifferentproducts

企业集团

[例]Oneofthemainadvantagesofa

conglomerateisthattheriskisspread

overanumberofcompaniesoperatingin

differentmarkets.

connsus(n.)agreement一致同意

[例]Theycameintoconnsusintheend.

consign(v.)nd(goods)toabuyer寄售

[例]Theexporterwillconsignthegoodsto

thebuyeraftertheshipment.

[同义词]deliver,transfer,convey

consignee(n)apersonoranorganization

intendedtoreceivegoodsnt收货人

[例]Wewillinformtheconsigneeofthedate

ofshipping.

[同义词]receiver

consignment(n.)groupofgoodsntinone

load运送之物

[同义词]commitment,delivery

consolidate(v.)puttheaccountsof

subsidiarycompaniesintotheparent

company’saccounts合并

[例]Intheyearend,thefinancial

departmentwillconsolidateallthe

financialitemstooutcomethebalance

sheet.

[同义词]unit,join,combine

consolidatedaccountsaccountsof

subsidiariesgroupedtogetherwiththeparent

company合并账目

consortium(n.)agroupofcompaniesformed

foraspecialpurples,forexample,tobidfor

alargecontract协会,联盟,(国际)财团

[例]Inordertobidforalargecontract,

theveralcompaniesformedaconsortium.

[同义词]syndicate

.

...

consultancy(n.)abusinessoragency

offeringexpertorprofessionaladviceina

field咨询公司

[例]openafinancialconsultancy

consultant(n.)onethatgivexpertor

professionaladvice咨询官

[例]SheistheNo.1marketingconsultant,

otionalstrategies.

consumables()goodswhichareudup

intheproduction

nprocess消耗品

[例]Inordertogetfinalproducts,wemust

uupalotofconsumablesintheproduction

process.

consumer(n.)personwhobuysgoodsor

rvices消费者

[例]Inthistheorytheconsumerisassumed

toberational.

consumerbehaviorpurchasingpatternsof

consumers消费者行为

[例]Beforeweenterthismarket,weshould

makearearchintotheconsumerbehavior.

consumerdurablexpensiveitemswhichlast

anumberofyears耐用品

[例]Refrigeratorsandwashingmachines

belongtoconsumerdurables.

consumergoods(n.)goodsboughtbyconsumers

asoppodtoindustry生活消费品

[例]Itisconsumers,notindustry,whobuy

consumergoods.

container(n)averylargewoodenormetalbox

intowhichanumberofgoodsmaybepacked

beforebeingtransportedbyroad,railorship

集装箱

[例]Nearthedockyoucanemanycontainer

trucksbeingdrivenintoandoutoftheport.

contingency(n.)possibleemergencywhich,

ifithappens,willneedimmediateaction突

发事件,意外事故

[例]Itisarealcontingencytohimthatthe

marketingpricefluctuatesviolently.

continuousprocess(n.)aproductionsystem

inwhichmaterialsmovecontinuouslythrough

theprocess连续生产,连续处理

[例]Tomorrowhewillshowusthecontinuous

processofthatproduction.

contract[(n.)legalagreementbetween

twoparties合同

[例]Hesigneda2years’contractwiththe

companyemployinghim.

[同义词]agreement,pact,compact

contractor[](n.)a

personorpartywhoprovidesgoodsorrvices

underalegalagreement订约人

[例]Whoarecontractorsofthetwoparties

respectively?

contractual[]

(adj.)describingtherelationshipundera

legalagreement契约的

[例]Wehavenodoubtthatyouwillrespect

thesolemnityofcontractualobligations.

contribute[](v.)

givesupport(oftenmoney)捐献

[例]Wecontributedtothecharityfund.

.

...

[同义词]supply,furnish,provide

contribution

[](n.)

amountofsupportormoneygiven贡献

[同义词]donation

conversion[](n.)

processofchanginginputsintofinished

products(投入)转化(为产品)

[例]Finallywemadeaconversionofraw

materialsintofinishedproducts.

[同义词]transformation,transfiguration,

alteration

convertiblecurrency(n)moneythatcanbe

exchangedforthecurrencyofanothercountry

可自由兑换货币

[例]Tillnow,RMBisnotaconvertible

currency.

copy[](n.)textspecially

writtenforanadvertimentorabrochure

(广告)解说词

[例]Thecopyforthebrochureneedssome

revisioninwording.

copyright(n)anexclusivelegalright,for

acertainnumberofyears,toprint,publish,

record,perform,llandoriginaltext,work

ofartordesign版权

[例]Chinashouldreinforceherlawtopunish

infringementofcopyright.

copywriter[](n.)

personwhowritescopyforadvertimenttc.

广告文字撰稿人

coretime(n.)periodofworkingdaywhenall

employeesmustbeatwork固定工作时间(e

alsoflexitime)

[例]However,youmustallbehereforcore

timefrom10till3.

corporate[](adj.)

referringtothewholecompany法人组织的

[例]Corporateadvertisingllsthe

company,notitsproducts.

correspondence

[](n.)

communicationbytheexchangeofletters通

信,商务信函

[例]Correspondencecanbeakeytosuccess.

courier[](n.)apersonoran

organizationemployedtocarryimportant

papersandpackages.快递

[例]WeuUPSasourcourierforthe

shippingnoticeandthetrackingNumberis

231.

[同义词]mesnger,bearer,carrier

cover[](v.)pay支付

[例]Theorganizerswillcoversomeofyour

costswhileyouareonthiscour.

directcost(n.)productioncostofaspecific

product直接成本

[例]Thedirectcostofthisproductistoo

otacceptit.

fixedcostscostswhichdonotincreawhen

productionincreasordecreas固定成本

[例]Fixedcostplusvariablecostequals

totalcost.

indirectcosts(n.)costswhicharenot

directlyattachedtotheproductionofanitem

.

...

间接成本

overheadcosts()day-to-daycostsof

runningabusiness营业间接成本

runningcostscostsofday-todaymanagement

ofacompany日常经营成本

unitcost(n.)totallabour,materialand

overheadcoststoproduceoneunit单位成本

variablecostscostswhichincreaor

decreaasproductionchanges可变成本

cost-effective(adj.)whichgivesvalue划算

[例]Theschemeiscost-effective.

costing[](n.)the

calculationofcostsforaproject成本核算

credentials[](n.)

evidenceortestimonialsconcerningone's

righttocredit,confidence,orauthority证

明(书)

[例]academiccredentials

[同义词]certificate,diploma,licence

credit[](n&adj)time

giventoacustomertopay赊账期限

[例]Wenormallygive3months’credit.

creditcontrolsystemforcheckingthat

customerspayontime信用控制

letterofcreditnotefromabankallowing

creditandpromisingtorepayatalaterdate

信用证

creditlimitmaximumamountthatacustomer

canowe信用额度限制

creditratingamountwhichacreditagency

thinksacompany/personshouldbeallowedto

borrow客户信贷分类

creditor[](n.)person

whoisowedmoney债权人

credit-worth(adj.)consideredagoodriskto

beallowedtobuygoodsoncredit信用好的

[例]Thecredit-worthchartshowthe

relationshipbetweenthecreditandprofit

fromit.

creditworthiness(n.)abilitytorepaymoney

borrowed信誉度

[例]Weshouldcheckyourcreditworthiness

beforewegiveyouloans.

crisis[](n.)

dangerous/difficult/rioussituation危机

[例]abankingcrisis

[同义词]emergency,exigency,dilemma

criterion[](n.)

astandard,rule,ortestonwhichajudgment

ordecisioncanbebad标准

[例]Qualityisourmaincriterion.

[同义词]standard

criticalpathanalysis(n.)networkplanning

techniqueforschedulingprojects关键途径分

[例]Heaskedhiscretarytopreparea

criticalpathanalysis.

currency[](n.)money

.

...

whichisudinaparticularcountry通货

[例]TherearestillsomeexistingChine

regulationsgoverningforeigncurrency.

[同义词]money,cash,legaltender

hardcurrencycurrencyofacountrywitha

stableeconomy硬通货

current[](adj.)referring

totheprenttime当前的

[例]currentleaders

[同义词]prend,ongoing,prevailing

currentaccountbankaccountfromwhicha

customercanwithdrawmoneyatanytime经常

帐户

[例]Ifyouwantyourmoneycanbringsome

benefitsinthebank,Iadviyoudoa

timedepositratherthandeposititin

yourcurrentaccount.

currentliabilities()debtswhicha

companymustrepayintheshortterm流动负

[例]Toomanycurrentliabilitiesisrisky

toacompany.

customer[](n.)

person/companywhobuysgoods消费者

[例]Customerstodayaremorerationalwhen

theyarechoosingandmakingdecision.

customize[](v.)toadapt

aproductforaparticularcustomer定制

[例]Iwanttocustomizeanewstyleof

clothesformyfashionablesister.

cutback(v)toreducetheamountofmoney,

stafforotherresourcesavailablefora

projectoranorganization削减

[例]Toreducetheriskinvolvedinthis

project,weshouldcutbackourinvestmentin

it

cut-price(adj.)soldatalowerthannormal

price打折的,廉价的

[例]Todaywecantastethatcut-pricepizza

afterwefinishshopping.

cut-throat(adj.)fierce,inten残酷的

[例]cut-throatcompetition

cv[,;,](n.)

(=curriculumvitae)writtenstatementof

educationandprevioumployment履历

[例]Ifyouwanttoapplyforthejob,don’t

forgettondinadetailedcv.

cycle[](n.)regularly

repeatedquence周期

[例]Thisisournormalllingcycle-it’s

alwaysquietafterChristmas.

cycletime(n.)timebetweenentryofmaterial

intoproductionfacilityandexit周期时间

[例]Cycletimeshouldbecondendnextyear.

.

...

D

D/taccount定期存款

ntagainstacceptance承兑交单

damages[]()money

claimedforharmdone赔偿金

[例]Weareclaimingdamagesforunfair

dismissal.

[同义词]compensation,reparation

dangermoney(n)extramoneyorhighwages

paidtopeopleworkinginhazardousconditions

危险工作津贴[例]Allmedicalstaffwhowere

fightingSARStosavepatient’slifereceived

dangermoney.

databa[](n.)date

bank数据库

daybook(n)abookcontainingrecordsof

invoices,creditnotes,etc.日记帐

[例]Shewrotetheinvoicenumberintheday

booktoupdatetheaccounts.

deadline[](n.)date/time

bywhichsomethinghastobedone最终期限

[例]Thedeadlinefortheapplicationis

tomorrowmorning.

deal[]1.(n.)ss

agreement交易

[例]Wetupadealwithouragents.

2.(v.)trade,buyandll做生意

[例]Hedealsingold.

[同义词]trade,bargain,negotiate

dealer[](n.)personwhobuys

andlls商人

[例]aforeignexchangedealer

[同义词]merchant,trader,tradesman

dear[](adj.)high-priced;expensive

昂贵的

[例]adeargift

[同义词]expensive,costly,pricey

dearmoney(n)moneythatisdifficultto

borrowbecauofhighinterestrate高利息

借贷资本

[例]Governmentadoptedthedearmoneypolicy

torestraintheoverhotinvestmentinthereal

estate.

debenture[](n)aform

oflong-termloan,withafixedrateof

interestandusuallyrepaidatafixeddate公

司债券

[例]Thecompanysoldthedebenturefor

financing.

debit[]1.(n.)moneywhichis

owed借方

[例]Thedebitcolumnistheleft-hand

columninaccounts.

2.(v.)debitanaccount记入借方

[例]debit$5againstaperson'saccount

directdebitmoneywithdrawnautomatically

fromabankaccountforregularpayments直

接借记

debt[](n.)moneyowed债务

[同义词]liability,obligation,due

togetintodebt负债

tobeoutofdebt不欠债

.

...

topayoffadebt偿清债务

debtratio(n)therelationshipbetweenthe

totalamountofmoneyownedbyacompanyand

thecompany’sshareholder’sfunds负债比率

[例]Asthedebtratioiver-increasing,

investorsfelluncertainabouttheprospectof

thecompany.

debtor[](n.)personwhoowes

money债务人

ageddebtorscompanieswhichowemoneylisted

accordingtoageofdebt长期债务人

declare[](v.)makean

officialstatement公布

[例]Thecompanydeclaredinterimprofitsof

420million.

decline[]1.(n.)slowfall

下滑

[同义词]decrea

2.(v.)fallslowly下滑

[同义词]decrea

[例]Whentheincomeleveloftheconsumers

declines,themarketpriceforhouwillfall

accordingly.

deduct[](v.)subtractfrom

thetotalfigure扣除

[例]Afterdeductingallthecosts,we

actuallymadealoss.

[同义词]subtract,takeaway

deductible[](adj.)

whichcanbededucted可扣除的

[例]tax-deductible

deduction[](n.)

subtractionfromthetotalfigure扣除,减除

[例]afterdeductionoftax

[同义词]subtraction,reduction,decrea

default[]1.(n.)failure

tomeetthetermsofacontract未履行

2.(v.)tofailtomeetthetermsofacontract

违约

[例]Intheendtheyhavetomeetadefault.

defect[](n.)fault,

somethingwronginthedesignofamachine

缺陷

[例]Thereisasmalldefectinthisproduct.

defective[](adj.)not

workingproperly有缺陷的

[例]Thedefectiveworkinglinesloweddown

theentireproductionprocess.

defer[](v.)toputofftoa

laterdate推迟

[例]Pleadefershipmentuntilyoureceive

ourfurtherinstructions.

[同义词]delay,postpone,ajourn

deferredpayments(n.)paymentspostponedto

alaterdate延期付款

[例]Wecannotacceptdeferredpayment.

deficit[](n.)amountby

whichexpenditureishigherthanincome赤字

[例]Theyhaveincurredtradedeficitfor

veralyears.

[同义词]shortage,shortfall,deficiency

deflation[n](n)a

reductionintheamountofmoneycirculating

.

...

inacountry’conomy,sothatpricesfall

orremainsteady通货紧缩

[例]Underthepolicyofdeflation,prices

havefallenbacktoanormallevel

delegate[]1.(v.)to

giveauthorityandresponsibilitytosomeone

toactonone’sbehalf委派为…代表2.(n.)

persontowhomauthorityandresponsibility

aregiven代理3.(n.)personreprentingan

organizationatameetingorconference大会

代表

[例]Wenotethatyouwillhavedelegatedyour

MissChristoattendtheShanghaiFair.

delegation[](n.)

groupofdelegates代表团

[例]TheShanghaiTradeDelegationwas

warmlyreceivedatHongKongSpring

CommoditiesFair.

deliver[](v.)transport

goodstoacustomer送货

[例]YouastheVIPcustomercanchoothe

wayhowwedeliverourproducttoyouand

thechargewillbefree.

deliverycycle(n.)timefromreceiptof

customerordertoshipment供货周期

[例]Weshouldtrytoshortenthedelivery

cycle.

demand[](n.)t

forpayment请求偿付

[例]Firstdemandswereissuedtoalllate

payers.

rproductsandrvicesatacertain

price需求

[例]Wearehavingdifficultymeeting

demand.

demandmanagement(n.)riesofactivities

torecognizeandmanageallthedemandsfor

products需求的监督和调节

[例]Theydecidedtocarryoutdemand

managementtogetinformationfromconsumers.

demotivated(adj.)notinterested失去动力的

[例]Thedepressionofeconomydemotivated

thematlast.

denationalize[]

(v)toputagovernment-ownedcompanyor

industrybackintoprivateownership私营化

[例]Soonerorlater,China’scommunication

ctorwillbecompletelydenationalized.

[同义词]privatize

department[](n.)

partofanorganization部门

[例]Theemploymentmanagerwouldliketo

talktosomeofthecompany’ssupervisorsand

departmentheads.

[同义词]branch,division,subdivision

deposit[](n.)

placedinabankaccount存款

[例]Onceyourdepositinourbankexceeds

50,000USD,themonthly20USDaccount

maintenancefeeswillbeexempted.

depositaccountaccountearninginterest有

息存款,储蓄存款

[例]Werequire7days’noticeof

withdrawalonthisdepositaccount.

aidinadvanceinordertorerve

aproduct押金

depot[]

.

...

(n.)warehou仓库

[例]Thegoodsaretemporallystoredinthe

depotneartheport.

depreciate[](v.)

reducethevalueofastsintheaccountsover

acertaintime贬值

[例]Wedepreciatebusinesquipmentover

5years.

[同义词]devalue,devaluate

depreciation

[](n.)

reductioninthevalueofanast贬值

[同义词]devaluation,deflation

deregulate[](v)

tofreeanindustry,anorganization,etcfrom

pricecontrol,especiallybyagovernment撤

消管制

[例]toderegulatethefoodmarket

deskilling(n)thelosingofskillsbyworkers

throughunemployment,lackoftraining,etc.

失去技能

[例]Thegreatdepressioncaudmany

companiestolayofftheirworkerswhichwould

resultindeskillingofstaff.

desktop[](n.)desktop

computer台式电脑

despatch[]e:dispatch

devalue[](v.)reduce

thevalueofacurrencyagainstother

currencies(货币)贬值

[例]Thewarinsidethecountryverely

hurtstheconsumers’confidenceand

devaluesitscurrencyinthe

internationalfinancialmarket.

[同义词]depreciate,devaluate

devaluation

[](n.)the

deductioninthevalueofacurrencyagainst

othercurrencies(货币)贬值

[同义词]depreciation,deflation

differentiate

[](v.)tomake

somethingdifferentorhighlightthe

differencebetweentwothings区别

[例]Itishardtodifferentiatetheonefrom

theother.

[同义词]distinguish,tapart,parate

differentiation

[](n.)

makingsurethataproducthasdistinguishing

features区别

[例]Line1andLine2havelittle

differentiation.

pricedifferential(n)thedifferencein

priceschargedforthesameproductin

differentshops,orfordifferentproductsin

arange差价

[例]Thepriceforthisair-conditioneristhe

lowestinShanghai,andifyoucanfindlower

priceforitwithin15days,wewillrefundthe

pricedifferentialtoyou.

direct[]

(v.)manage,beinchargeof管理,指挥

[例]Hedirectsoursalesoperation.

[同义词]namage,control,run

.

...

director

[]

(n.)personappointedbyshareholderstohelp

manageacompany主管,董事

managingdirectorUK[USChiefExecutive

Officer]执行总裁

directflightflightwithouttransfer直航

directmail(n.)llingaproductbynding

informationthroughthepost直接邮寄广告

[例]Wehavetowaitfor2daysifwendit

bydirectmail.

directlling(n.)llingdirectlytoa

customerwithoutgoingthroughanymiddlemen

直销

[例]Directllingcansavealotofmoney.

directory[](n.)

referencebookcontaininglistings目录

[例]atelephonedirectory,atradedirectory

discount[]1.(n.)

percentagereductioninafullprice打折

[例]Youcanhave5%discountasaVIP

customer.

2.(v.)reducethefullprice打折

[同义词]rebate

disintegration

[](n)the

breakingupofacompanyorgroupofcompanies

解散

[例]Atlast,themergerofthetwobig

companiescomestodisintegration.

dismiss[](v.)removefrom

employment,sack(inf)解雇

[例]Youaredismisdforyourpoor

performanceandbadworkingattitude.

[同义词]discharge

dismissal[](n.)actof

dismissing解雇

[例]Therulesareformal-suchasthe

procedurefordismissal.

[同义词]discharge

dispatch1.(n.)ndinggoodstoacustomer

送货

[例]dispatchdepartment

2.(v.)ndgoodstocustomers送货

display[]1.(n.)

show/exhibitionofgoods展览

[例]Therewasadisplayofthelatest

rearchatthetradefairinFrankfurt.

2.(v.)show,exhibit展览

dispute[]1.(n.)a

disagreement争论

[例]Wehopethematterindisputewillsoon

bettled.

2.(v.)todisagree争辩

distribute[]

(v.)ndoutgoodsfromthemanufacturerto

theendur分销

[例]Thedistributinglineofthecompanyis

veryadvancedandconsiderable.

distribution

[](n.)act

ofndinggoodsfromtheproducertoanother

personororganization分销

[例]Haveyoupreparedforthedistribution

.

...

ofthegoods?

distributor[]

(n.)personorcompanywhichllsgoodsfor

amanufacturer分销商

[例]Wearethesoledistributors.

diversify[](v.)

extendintonewbusinessareas多元化

[例]Althoughweareachemicalscompany,we

diversifiedintopublishing.

[同义词]vary,variegate

diversification

[](n.)

actofdiversifying多元化

[例]Thesuperiorleadersofthecompany

believethediversificationwillbringlarger

marketandmoreprofits.

divest[](v.)toll

asts出售

[例]Wecannotdivestallasts.

dividend[](n.)

percentageofprofitspaidtoshareholders

红利

[例]Thesizeofthedividendpaymentis

decidedbytheboardofthedirectors.

[同义词]bonus

dividendpershare(n)theamountofmoney

paidbyacompanytoitsshareholdersdivided

bythetotalnumberofsharesissues每股股

[例]Afterthereshuffleofthecompany,

thereisahugeriindividendpershare.

division[](n.)mainpart

ofalargeorganisation部门

[例]Thejobdescriptionindicateswherethe

jobistobecarriedoutintermsof

location,plant,division,department,

andction.

documentation

[](n.)a

collectionofdocumentsreferringtoasubject

文件资料

[例]Wehavenotedyourinstructionsabout

documentationandwilldoaccordingly.

dog[](n.)termudinBoston

Matrixtodescribeaproductwithlowmarket

growthandlowmarketshare(波士顿距阵中)

市场占有率低、增长率慢的瘦狗产品

donate[](v.)toprent

asagifttoafundorcau;contribute捐

[例]TOSHIBAdonated$5mtoCambridgeUniv.

[同义词]give,bestow

domestic[](adj.)

referringtothehomemarket国内的

[例]Largedomesticmarketencouragesusto

exploreoverasmarkets.

[同义词]internal

dominant[](adj.)most

prominentasinpositionofmarket(市场)

领导地位的

[例]Inthenewermarketsthefirmis

dominant.

downpaymentapartialpaymentmadeatthe

timeofpurcha,withthebalancetobepaid

later头期款购买时的部分付款

.

...

downmarket(&adv)cheap,lowendof

themarket低端市场(的)

down-time/downtime[]

(n.)timewhenfactorymachinesarenot

producing停工期

[例]Thedowntimeofthemachineistoolong.

We’dbettercallthetechniciantomaintain

it.

downturn[`](n.)atendency

downward,especiallyinbusinessoreconomic

activity低迷时期

[例]Thereisaterrificdownturninretail

salessixyearsago.

DP(n.)(=DataProcessing)theuofdataby

computers数据处理

drawer[](n)onethatdraws,

especiallyonethatdrawsanorderforthe

paymentofmoney开票人

[例]Thechequewasbouncedtothedrawer

becautherewasnotenoughmoneyinhis

account.

drawee[](n)thepartyon

whichanorderforthepaymentofmoneyis

drawn受票人

[例]Thedraweerefudtoacceptthecheque

becautherewasnosignatureinit.

drill[](n.)disciplined,

repetitiouxerciasameansofteaching

andperfectingaskillorprocedure训练

[例]easyandshortdrills

drive[]1(n.)energy内驱力,冲劲

[例]Hisdrivewaswornoutinthelongrun.

[同义词]vigour

2.(v.)urgeforward催使,促进

[例]Newtechnologicalsolutionsareneeded

totackletheproblemandtohelpdrive

businessforwardtoimprovetheir

productivityandoutput.

[同义词]propel,push,impel

due[](adj.)owed应付的,到期的

[例]Thisdebtbecameduelastweek.

dull[](adj.)(ofbusinessor

market)sluggish;flat不景气的

[例]Thebusinessofthiscompanyisdullthis

year.

duplicate[](n)an

exactcopyofadocumentsuchasaletter,a

report,areceipt,andinvoiceetc.副本

[例]Keeptheduplicateforyourreference.

[同义词]copy

duty-free(adj.)exemptfromcustomsduties

免税的

[例]duty-freemerchandi

.

...

E

earnings[]()salaries,

profits,dividends,interestreceived收入

[例]Themeagerearningscanhardlymakea

livingforme.

economic[](adj.)

ingenoughmoney,profitable赚钱的,

有利润的

[例]Thisprojectdoesn’tmakeeconomic

n.

ingtostateofthenationaleconomy

经济的

[例]Thereisaneconomiccrisis.

economicefficiency(n.)theratioofoutputs

toinputs经济效益

[例]Theeconomicefficiencyishigherthis

yearthanlastyear.

economicsanctions(n)measurestakento

forceacountrytoobeyinternationallaw,by

stoppingorreducingtradewiththatcountry.

经济制裁

[例]TheUNdecidedtolifethelong-term

economicsanctionsonIraq.

economical[]

(adj.)money-saving节约的

[例]aneconomicalcar

[同义词]thrifty

economics

[]

()thestudyofmacroandmicroeconomics

经济学

economist[](n.)

personwhospecializesinthestudyof

economics经济学家

economi[](v.)save

moneybyspendingless节约

economies()savings积蓄

[例]Weneedtointroducesomeeconomies.

economy[](n.)

financialorganizationofacountry经济体制

[例]afreemarketeconomy

economyclassthecheapestclassofaair

travel经济舱

economyofscale规模经济

edge[](n.)advantage优势

[例]acompetitiveedge

effective[](adj.)able

toproducetherightresults有效的,给人深

刻印象的

[例]Thenewpricelistwillbecomeeffective

fromJanuary.;aneffectiveresume

[同义词]efficient,effectual,efficacious

efficiency[](n.)

abilitytodotherightthing效率

[例]Thismachinehasagoodefficiency.

efficient[](adj.)able

toproducetherightresultsquickly效率高

[例]Thenewtypeofmachineifficientto

produceproducts.

[同义词]effective,effectual,efficacious

(be)eligibleforqualifiedorentitledtobe

.

...

chon有资格的

[例]Theyareeligibleforthegrantfromthe

government.

embezzle[](v)totake(money,

forexample)forone'sownuinviolationof

atrust挪用公款

[例]TheGMischargedwithembezzlingfunds

fromthecompany’saccount.

employ[](v.)takeonor

uapersonasapaidworker雇佣

[例]Duringtheyearweemployedanaverage

of65.

[同义词]engage,hire

employee

[

](n.)persontakenonasapaidworker雇

[同义词]worker

employer[](n.)personor

organizationthattakesonpaidworkers雇主

[同义词]boss,director

employment[](n.)

work,job(s)工作

enclo[](v)toput

somethinginanenvelop,usuallyaswellasa

letter附寄

[例]Enclodisthereceiptfortheorder.

endor[](v.)writeone’s

nameon,toaccept背书,认可

[例]Pleacableusassoonasyour

applicationforimportlicenhasbeen

endord.

[同义词]approve,sanction,ratify

endorment[](n.)

acceptance背书

[例]Ourproductshavemetwithwide

endorment.

endow[](v)toprovidewith

property,income,orasourceofincome资助,

捐赠

[例]Thisrearchprojectindowedbyan

internationalcharity.

endur(n.)personwhoactuallyusa

productorrvice最终用户

[例]Weshouldcarryonasurveyamongour

product’ndurstocollectthefeedback.

engage[](v.)totakea

persononasapaidworker;employ雇佣

[例]Congratulations,Chris!Ourcompany

engagesyou.

[同义词]hire,employ,takeon

end-product(n)thefinalarticleproducedby

themanufacturingprocess制成品

[同义词]finishedgoods

enter[](v.)gointo进入(市

场)

[例]Weenteredthemarketin1980.

enterpri[](n.)a

businessorganization企业

entitle[](v.)togivea

rightto授权

[例]Wefeelweareentitledtomakethis

request.

.

...

[同义词]qualify,authorize,empower

entitlement(n.)aperson’sright权利

[例]Hehastheentitlementtollthe

hou.

environmentally-friendly(adj)of

activities,products,productionprocess,

etcthatdonotharmtheenvironment环保的

[例]Ourproductsareenvironmentally-

friendly,sotheyarewelcomedbyour

customers.

[同义词]green

holidayentitlement(n.)therighttohave

holiday休假权利

[例]intheUKholidayentitlement

generallyrangesfromthreetosixweeksper

year

entrant[](n.)onethat

entersamarket市场进入者

[例]Thisfirmisanewentrantshowing

tremendouspotentials.

entrepreneur[]

(n.)personwhostartsandrunsa

company/business企业家

[例]Entrepreneurneedsspecialinnovative

spiritandacutebusinessntowinthe

finalsuccess.

entrepreneurial(adj.)havetheveryspirit

ofanentrepreneurial,suchascreativeness

andtakingrisktoruntheenterpritc.企

业家(精神)的

[例]entrepreneurialflair

environment

[](n.)

surroundings环境

[例]Tobeclasdasaworkaccident,the

accidentmusttakeplaceinthework

environment.

equity[](n.)rightto

receivedividendsonthesharesownedina

company普通股所有人利益

[例]Astsplusliabilitiequals

owner’quity.

equitycapitalamountofacompany’scapital

ownedbytheshareholders股本

[例]Thetwomainshareholdersownedalmost

allthecompany’quitycapital.

equitiesordinaryshares普通股

[例]Howmanyequitieshaveyougot?

ERP(EnterpriResourcePlanning)企业资源

计划

estimateddemand(n.)roughorapproximate

calculationsofdemand估测需求量

[例]Whatabouttheestimateddemandof

portablecomputersinthiscity?

ETA(estimatedtimeofarrival)估计到达时间

ETAofourgoodsis12thMay.

evaluate[](v.)

calculatethevalueofsomething评估

[例]Thetraininganddevelopmentmanager

plans,organizesandevaluatestraining

programmes.

evaluation[]

(n.)calculationofvalue评估

.

...

exchangerate=rateofexchangerelationin

valuebetweenkindsofmoneyudindifferent

countries汇率

[例]WhatistheexchangeratebetweenUS

dollarandRMB?

exhibit[]1.(n.)goodsor

rvicesdisplayedatafairortradeshow

展览

[例]Theexhibitofmobilephoneshasdrawn

specialinterestofyoungpeople.

2.(v.)displayproductsorrvicesatashow

展览

exhibition[](n.)

showofgoods展览会

expand[](v.)getbigger

扩张,发展

[例]Themarketixpanding.

[同义词]stretch,spread,enlarge

expansion[](n.)

increainsize扩展

[例]Thefirmisplanningforrapid

expansionofitsmarket.

[同义词]enlargement,amplification

expect[](v.)waitfor

lk,discussionetc.找某人

[例]Jack,ixpectingyouinhis

office!

[同义词]await

expenditure

[]

(n.)amountofmoneyspend花费

[例]Capitalexpenditureisthemoneywe

havespentonfixedasts.

[同义词]spending,expen

expens()moneypaidforcoveringextra

costs费用

[例]Thefeedidnotincludetravel

expens.

experienced[]

(adj.)skilledorknowledgeableastheresult

ofactiveparticipationorpractice有丰富经

验的

[例]Shewasanexperiencedchef.

[同义词]practiced,verd,familiar

experti[](n.)

particularknowledgeorskill专门技术

[例]Oneoftheadvantagesofusingan

employmentagencyisthatitoffers

expertiinanareawheretheemployer

isnotregularlyinthemarket.

expire[](v.)

tocometoanend;terminate到期

[例]Mypassportexpiresinamonth.

[同义词]terminate

exposure[]1.(n.)

publicitygiventoaproductorcompany公开,

曝光

2.(n.)totalaudiencenumberreachedbyan

advertiment知道某广告的总人数

[例]Haveyoucountedtheexposurereachedby

thatattractiveadvertiment?

Euro[](n)(from1999)the

currencyoftheEuropeanEconomicandMonetary

Union欧元

.

...

F

factor[](n.)thingwhichis

important要素

[例]Priceisanimportantfactorwhen

decidingourstrategy.

[同义词]element,component

factoring[](n.)

businessofbuyingdebtsatadiscount打折

扣购买债务的业务

facilities()equipmentorbuildings

udintheproductionprocess设备

[例]Theclubhasmanyconvenient

facilities.

fail-safesystem(n.)asystemwhichisalmost

totallyprotectedagainstcrucialaccidents

自动保险体制

[例]Weshouldcheckifthefail-safesystem

workswell

.

familybusiness家族企业

fashionable(adj.)trendy时尚的

[例]Nikeisafashionablebrandof

sportswear.

fast–movingconsumergoods(n)cheap,

everydayitemsthatareboughtandudup

quickly快销消费品

[例]Youcannottbatteriesasohighprice,

theyarefast-movingconsumergoodsandyou

willlolong-establishedmarket.

faulty[](adj.)(ofproduct)

havingdefects(产品)有瑕疵的

[例]sorryforourfaultypilotproducts

[同义词]defective,imperfect

feasibilitystudy(n.)investigationofa

projecttoeifitisworthpursuing可行

性研究

[例]Feasibilitystudyisalwaysdonebefore

theprojectisformallycarriedout.

fee[](n.)moneypaidforrvice

providedbyaprofessionalpersonsuchasa

lawyeroradoctor对职业性服务的报酬

[例]Thecommissionfeesareusuallyhigher

intheforeignbankthantholocalbank.

[同义词]payment,reward,remuneration

feedback[](n.)

informationabouttheresultsofanactivity,

giventoapersonsothatchangescanbemade

反馈

[例]Afterthessionwewillgiveyou

feedbackonyourperformancesothatitcanbe

improved.

fiduciary[]1.(n)

one,suchasanagentofaprincipalora

companydirector,thatstandsinaspecial

relationoftrust,confidence,or

responsibilityincertainobligationsto

others受托人

[例]Thesolicitoractedasfiduciary.

2.(adj.)oforrelatingtoaholdingof

somethingintrustforanother信托的

[例]afiduciarycontract

field[](n.)outsidetheoffice

实地

[例]Thesalesmenareinthefield.

file[]1.(n.)acollectionof

documentsonasubject档案

.

...

[例]Accordingtomyfileswehaven’t

preparedapersonspecificationforaTeam

Leaderbefore.

2.(v.)collect,arrange,organizedocuments

systematically归档

fill[](aposition)(v.)tofind

someonetodoajob胜任

[例]Iamcompetenttofillinthisposition.

finance[]1.

(n.)moneyudbyacompany资金

[例]Wherewillwegetthefinanceforthis

project?

2.(v.)providemoneyfor资助

[例]Thebankisgoingtofinancethenew

building.

[同义词]fund,support

finances()moneyavailable经费

[例]thepoorstateofthecompany’s

finances

[同义词]resources,funds,wealth

financial

[](adj.)

referringtofinance财政的

[例]financialposition

[同义词]monetary,pecuniary

financially(adv.)todowithfinance财政上

[例]Thecompanyisfinanciallydependenton

oneshareholder.

financing[](n.)

providingmoneyfor融资

[例]Thecompany’sfinancingactioninreal

estateimpliesitsnewfocusininvestment.

fine[](n.)asumofmoney

requiredtobepaidasapenaltyforanoffen

罚金

[例]Asystemoffinesshouldbeintroduced.

[同义词]penalty

finishedgoods()productsoldas

completed制成品

[例]Productssoldascompletedarefinished

goods.

firm[](n.)businessor

partnership商号

fire[](vinf)ndawayfrom

employment,sack解雇

[例]Ouremploymentrecordisgoodinthe

communityaswehardlyeverfireanyone.

firstaidemergencytreatmentadministeredto

aninjuredorsickpersonbeforeprofessional

medicalcareisavailable急救

[例]Effectivefirstaidsystemisvery

importanttoaworkplace.

firm(adj)(ofprice)steadyorrising

steadily坚挺

[例]Goldsharesremainedfirmtoday.

fiscal[](adj.)referring

totax财政的

[例]Whataboutthisyear’sfiscaltax?

fix[](v.)agree/tsomething

决定

[例]Thepricewasfixedat$25.

fixtures()equipmentinafactorythat

cannotbemoved固定设备,工夹具

.

...

[例]Machinesarefixturesofafactory.

flagship[](n.)themainor

mostsuccessfulproductinarange旗舰,同

类产品中佼佼者

[例]Theircarsareflagshipsamongallthe

productsinthiscity.

flat[](adj.)commercially

inactive;sluggish萧条的

[例]TheAmericanmarketwasflatin1995.

flawed(adj.)havingdefects有瑕疵的

[例]Iamwritingtoapologizeforourflawed

samples.

flexitime[](n.)

(alsoflextime)flexiblesystemofworkingin

whichworkerscanchoowhattimetostartand

finish(ealsocoretime)弹性上班制

[例]Withtheflexitimesystemyoucan

chooyourstartandfinishtime.

flier[](n.)apromotional

leaflet广告传单

[例]Fliersofthisnewtypeofcomputerare

handedoutinallthestreets.

flipchart(培训常用的)活动挂图

float[](v.)putacompany’s

sharesforsaleontheStockExchange发行(股

票、债券等)

[例]Whenthecompanywasfloatedonthe

stockmarket,manyofthemoptedtobecome

shareholders.

floatation[](n.)

startingorexpandingacompanybyoffering

sharesforsale以公开发行股票的方式开办公司

[例]anewcompanyflotation

flop[](n.)failure失败

[例]Theircorporationcametoaflopinthe

end.

flowshop(n.)productionworkshopwhere

machinesandoperatorshandleacontinuous

materialflow,asinmassproduction流水线

车间

follower[](n.)company

whichfollowsothersintoamarket市场追随

[例]Manycompaniesbecamefollowerseing

KFC’ssuccess.

fluctuate[](v.)

riandfallrapidly波动

[例]Workerscertainlydon’twanttheirpay

tofluctuatewildly.

[同义词]vacillate,waver,vary

fluctuation[]

(n.)suddenmovement波动

[例]Itisdifficulttoestimatetheprice

fluctuationofthemarket.

FOB(freeonboard)离岸价

follow-up(n.)anactivitydonetoaddtoor

continuesomethingdoneearlier后继(产品)

[例]Thesoftwarewasasuccessfulfollow-up

totheoriginalproduct.

forcemajeure(n)anunexpectedand

unavoidableeventthatcausorallowsa

contracttobechangedorcancelledifithas

.

...

aforcermajeureclau不可抗力

[例]Duetoforcemajeure,thisdealturned

outtobeagreatfailure.

[同义词]ActofGod

forecast[]1.(n.)

estimateofwhatwillhappeninthefuture

预测

[例]Theinflationofthecurrencyand

boomingcommoditypriceinthemarketforecast

thebubbleeconomy.

2.(v.)predictwhatwillhappen预测

foreclo[](v)to

deprive(amortgagor)oftherighttoredeem

mortgagedproperty,aswhenpaymentshavenot

beenmade取消(抵押品的)赎回权

[例]Thatbankforeclodonthemortgage.

forge(v)tomakeanillegalcopyofsomething

伪造

[例]Thesignatureonthechequewasforged

andwasrejectedbythebank.

forman(n)anexperiencedworkerwho

supervisanddirectsotherworkers领班,

工头

[例]Hewaspromotedtofactoryforemandue

tohixcellentperformance.

format[](n.)

layout格式

[例]writeinanaccessibleformat

forwarder(n)onethatforwards,especially

anagentthatfacilitatesandassuresthe

passageofreceivedgoodstotheirdestination

货运代理商

[例]Thegoodswerehandedovertothe

forwarderbytheairlinecompany.

fourP’sPRODUCT,PRICE,PLACE,PROMOTION

4P理论(麦卡锡提出)

franchi[]1.(n.)

licencetollunderabrandname特许经营

[例]Thesmallcompanyhasgotthefranchi

tollproductsofIBM.

2.(v.)givealicencetosomeone特许经营

franchie[]

(n.)personwhopaysaroyaltyforafranchi

特许经营人

franchir

[](n.)

personwhoreceivestheroyalty特许经营授

予人

fraud[](n.)makingmoneyby

nottellingthetruth诈骗

[例]Hebecamerichthroughsystematic

fraud.

[同义词]deception,deceit,trickery

freebie[](al)a

give-away,afreepromotionalproduct免费赠

[例]Igottwofreebiesofthetheater.

Let’sgothivening.

freehold[](n.)an

estateheldinfeeorforlife享有全权的或

可终身保有的不动产

freegift(n)anextraitemgivenfreewith

apurchatoencouragesales赠品

[例]Ifyoubuythiscellphone,youwill

.

...

receiveafreegiftwithit.

freelance[](adj,n)a

person,especiallyawriteroranartist,who

llshisorherrvicestoemployerswithout

along-termcommitmenttoanyoneofthem自

由职业

[例]Sheisworkingasafreelance---writing

andmakealivingfromsaleofherbooks.

frequentflyeronewhofrequentlytake

air-flightforbusinesstrip经常乘飞机出差

的人

frill[](n.)aluxury奢侈品

[例]Nownon-frillflightaremorepopular

withfrequentflyers.

fringebenefitxtrabenefits额外福利

fund[]1.(n.)moneytasidefor

aspecialpurpo基金

[例]apensionfund

2.(v.)providemoneyfor投资

[例]Wefundedthecompanyintheearlydays.

funds[]()moneyavailable

tospend资金

[例]Weneedextrafundstopayforrearch.

futures[]()

tradinginsharesandcommoditiesfordelivery

atalaterdate期货

[例]Featuresaredifferentfromoptions.

.

...

G

gap[](n.)hole,unfilledspace(市

场)空白,缺口

[例]There’sagapinthemarket.

gearing[](n.)Theratioof

acompany'slong-termfundswithfixed

interesttoitstotalcapital联动比率

[例]Ahighgearingisgenerallyconsidered

veryspeculative.

gimmick[]1.(n.)an

attractiveandcleveridea诀窍

[例]Heisasmartboytothinkofthis

gimmick.

2.(n.)aninnovativestratagemorscheme

employedespeciallytopromoteaproject吸

引人的噱头,创新的计策或计划,尤指促进一计划

[例]anadvertisinggimmick.

globalization

[

](n.)tomakeworldwide全球化

[例]Theglobalizationofeconomyisatrend

atprentandinthefuture.

GM(generalmanager)总经理

[例]Mygoalistoclimbuptheexecutive

ladderofourcompanytothepositionofGM.

goal[](n.)aim,objective目标

[例]Thegoalistoohightoachieve.

going[](adj.)active,running

现有的

[例]Thisbusinessisagoingconcern.

goingrate(n.)marketpriceforaproduct

时价

[例]Thegoingrateisnegotiableonlywhen

youwillorderagreatquantity.

goods[](n.)products/itemsfor

sale货物

goodwill=integrity[](n.)

goodreputationofabusiness/intangible

astconnectedtocustomerba,trackrecord

etc商誉,诚信

[例]Goodwillissomekindofveryimportant

invisibleasts.

gopublic(v.)toofferacompany’sshares

forsaleonthestockmarketforthefirsttime

股票上市

[例]Ourcompany’shareswillgopublic

nextmonth.

go-slow(n)workingmoreslowlythanusualas

aprotest怠工

[例]Inordertoamelioratetheirworking

condition,theunionorganizedago-slow.

grade[]1.(v.)divideintosteps

orlevels分级

[例]We’vegradedtheapplicantsaccording

toourpreferences.

2.(n.)level等级

grievance[](n.)

complaintbyworkertomanagement牢骚

[例]Manyworkersshowgrievancetotheir

boss.

[同义词]grumble,complaint

gross[](adj.)total,withno

reductions总的

[例]Grossprofitissalesminusdirect

.

...

costs.

grossmarginpercentagedifferencebetween

salesanddirectcostofsales毛利率

grossprofitprofitcalculatedassalesless

directcostofsales毛利

group[](n.)veralcompanies

joinedtogether集团

[例]Thegroupprofitsweredowninthelast

year.

growth[](n.)increainsize

增长

guarantee[]1.(n.)a

promioranassurance,especiallyonegiven

inwriting,thatatteststothequalityor

durabilityofaproductorrvice(质量)保

证书

[例]Thenewtelevisionhadaguaranteewith

it.

[同义词]warranty,guaranty

2.(v)toassumeresponsibilityforthequality

orperformanceof承担(品质)保证[例]Each

itemisunconditionallyguaranteedfor6

months.

[同义词]warrant,certify,pledge

guidance[](n.)theactor

processofguiding指导

[例]guidanceindesigning

[同义词]direction,instruction

guidelines()suggestionsabouthowto

dosomething指南,方针

[例]Wehavereadtheguidelinesandfeel

thattheyareacceptable.

guru[](n.)arecognizedleader

inafield(行业)领袖,巨头

[例]BillGatesistheguruintheITworld.

haggle(v)tobargain,asoverthepriceof

something讨价还价

[例]Hepreferredtobeoverchargedthanto

haggle.

hand(n.):inhand现有ready

[例]Cashinhandiskeptinrervefor

dailyexpens.

handbook[](n.)a

concimanualorreferencebookproviding

specificinformationorinstructionabouta

subjectorplace手册

handin(v.)deliverbyhand交上

handinone’snotice(v.)resign辞职

[例]I’veheardthatthreemoreemployees

aregoingtohandintheirnoticeinMay.

handle[](v.)dealwith

something处理

[例]Wecaneasilyhandlemorebusiness.

hands-on(adj.)bydirectexperience亲身经

历的

[例]Hejudgeditbyhands-onexperience.

hardll(n.)aggressivelling强行推销

[例]Hardllisunfairtoconsumers.

haulage[](n)theactor

processofhauling拖运

.

...

[例]ahaulagecompany

hazard[](n.)danger危险

[例]Newtechnologiesarecontinuallybeing

introducedthatcreatenewhazardsnotcovered

byexistinglaws.

head(v.)betheheadof,beinchargeof领

[例]Thedepartmentisheadedbymeas

personneldirector.

[同义词]lead,direct,control

headerpaper(n)writingpaperwiththename,

addressandtelephonenumberofancompany

printedatthetop带信头的信纸

[例]Inourcorrespondence,weusuallyu

headedpaper.

headhunt(v)tolookforsomeoneforajobor

position猎头

[例]Thefirmisheadhuntingsometalented

youngmenforthisproject.

headquarters[]

(n.)acenterofoperationsoradministration

总部

[例]Thecompanyhasitsheadquartersinthe

suburbs.

healthandsafety(n.)measurestakenbya

companytoprotectitmployees工厂健康安

全措施

hedge[](n.)protection,curity

套头,两面下注以避免损失

[例]Hedgingcanhelpoffttheconstant

riandfallinthepriceofcommodities

traded.

hidden[](adj.)notdeclared,

notobvious隐藏的,灰色的

[例]Therearecertainhiddencosts.

[同义词]cret,concealed

hire[](v.)takeonapaidworker,

employ雇佣

[例]Makesureyouhirepeoplewiththe

aptitudeandpotentialtodothejob.

hirepurcha(n.)methodofbuyingsomething

bypayingoveranextendedperiod分期付款购

买.

hit[](v.)reachatarget实现目

[例]Wehitthetargetaudience.

[同义词]reach,attain,achieve

hold[](v.)own拥有

[例]Thechairmanholds45%oftheshares.

holder[](n.)personwhoowns

something持有者

[例]holdersofsharesinthecompany

holdingcompany(n.)companywhichactsonly

asalegalentityforowningsharesin

subsidiarycompanies控股公司

[例]Theinfeasibledecisionmadebythe

holdingcompanyledtogreatlossofits

subsidiarycompanies.

hostile[](adj.)

unfriendly敌视的

[例]ahostiletakeoverbid

[同义词]oppod,contrary,antagonistic

.

...

HRD(n.)(=HumanResourcesDevelopment)

activitiestodeveloptheorganisation’s

workforce人力资源开发

humanresources(n.)workforceofan

organization人力资源

[例]Humanresourcesmanagementcanalso

reflectthecompanyculture.

hype[](n.)exaggerated

statementsinadvertising大肆宣传

[例]Weshouldnotuhypeinadvertising

tocheatourcustomers.

.

...

I

idlemoney(n)moneythatisnotcirculated

orinvestedanddoesnotearninterest闲置

资金

image[](n.)vieworopinion

thatpeoplehaveaboutacompanyorproduct

印象,形象

[例]Corporateimageisimportanttoa

company.

impact[](n.)astrong

effect冲击

[例]Theadhadtremendousimpact.

[同义词]collision

implement[](v.)put

intoaction执行

[例]Alltheprevailingregulationsshould

beimplementedinourpractice.

[同义词]execute,carryout

implementation

[](n.)

puttingintoaction执行

incentive[](n.)

somethingwhichmotivates激励

[例]Weneedtoofferincentivestopeople

joiningthecompany.

[同义词]inducement,motivation

income[](n.)nd

salary工资

[例]Employeexpecttheirincomestobe

maintainedandcarryonrising.

eceivedthroughoperationsor

investment收入

earnedincomemoneyearnedthroughwork劳动

收入

unearnedincomemoneyreceivedfrom

investments非劳动收入,投资收入

increment[](n.)a

regularincrea增加

[例]Thedemandisontheincrement.

[同义词]increa,addition

incur[](v.)becomeliable

for,havetopay招致

[例]Wehaveincurredheavydebts.

indemnity[](n.)a

promitocompensatefordamageorloss补

偿,赔偿

[例]Thiswouldinvolveanindemnityof

&1,000.

[同义词]compensation,insurance

index[](n.)statistical

figureshowingrelativeincreaordecrea

指数

retailpriceindexindicatoroftherateof

inflation零售价格指数

indicator[](n.)

somethingwhichissignificant指标

[例]Akeyindicatoristheinflationrate.

industrial[](adj.)

referringtomanufacturingwork实业的

[例]Industrialmarketingisverydifferent

fromconsumermarketing.

industrialaction(n.)strike(罢工等)劳工

.

...

行动

industrialrelations(n.)relationsbetween

managementandworkers劳资关系

inefficiency[]

(n.)inabilitytoproducegoodresultsquickly

无效率

[例]Athirdproblemareaisthe

organizationalstressandinefficiency

usuallyassociatedwithconflict.

inflate[](v.)increa

artificially,withoutreason(通货)膨胀

[例]Thelocalcurrencyinflatesinthe

moneymarketbutthegovernmentcan’tfind

outthereason.

inflatetheeconomyactivatetheeconomyby

increasingthemoneysupply通过通货膨胀刺激

经济

inflation[](n.)

stateofrisingprices通货膨胀

[例]Inflationisthecauofthiconomic

recession.

inflationary[]

(adj.)resultinginanincreaininflation

通货膨胀的

[例]Thewagedemandswillbe

inflationary.

infringe[](v.)to

breakalaworregulation违反

[例]Theyinfringeupontheregulations.

[同义词]violate,break,disobey

infringement[]

(n.)thebreakingofalaworregulation违

[例]Theirinfringementsonthelawresult

incommittingcrime.

[同义词]violation,contravention

infrastructure

[](n.)

thebasicfacilities,rvices,and

installationsneededforthefunctioningofa

communityorsociety基础设施

[例]Thegovernmentareplanningtoinvest

intheinfrastructureheavilythisyear.

initiate[](v.)start

开办

[例]Thebusinesswasinitiatedbythe

familyahundredyearsago.

innovate[](v.)to

developanewideaorproduct创新

[例]Theydecidedtoinnovateanewkindof

product.

innovation[](n.)

anewideaorproduct创新

[例]Alltheniormanagersagreedtomake

aninnovationinthecompany.

[同义词]alteration,modernism

input[](n.)workwhichgoes

intoasystem投入

[例]Landandcapitalbelongtoinputs.

insider[](n.)onewho

hasspecialknowledgeoraccessto

confidentialinformation业内人士,内线

insiderdealing(n.)illegallyusinginside

.

...

informationtobuyandllshares(often

beforeatakeoverdeal)(股票)内部交易

[例]Insiderdealingwilldogreatharmto

acompany’sbenefits.

insolvent[](adj.)not

abletopaydebts破产的

[例]Thecompanywillsoonbeinsolvent.

[同义词]bankrupt

instalment[](n.)

anyoneofthepartsofapaymentspreadover

aperiodoftime分期付款(一期款项)

[例]We'repayingforthe‘telly’by

monthlyinstalments.

[同义词]part-payment

insure[](v.)protectagainst

loss,injuryordeathbypayingasumofmoney

投保

[例]insureone'shouagainstfire

[同义词]guarantee,warrant

insurance[](n.)

protectionagainstloss,damage,injuryor

deathbypayingasumofmoney保险

[例]Inmodernsociety,theconceptof

insuranceiswidelyacceptedandmany

peoplewillpayalotfortheir

insuranceannually.

interactive[]

(adj.)actingorcapableofactingoneach

other互动式的

[例]aninteractivetraining

interest[](n.)a

percentageofthecapitalpaidbyaborrower

toalender利息

[例]Astheborrowercompanyisfullof

potentials,sotheinterestforlendingmoney

toitishighlycured.

interestrate(n.)percentagechargetobe

paidonmoneyborrowed利率

interim[](n.)halforpart

ofthetotalperiod中期的

[例]theinterimreport(6-monthly)

interiordecoration内部装潢

interview[]1.(n.)

meetingtodecideifapersonissuitablefor

ajob面试

[例]Beforeclosingajobinterviewitis

ufulfortheinterviewertosummarithe

keypointsanissues.

2.(v.)talktoapersonapplyingforajob

面试

interviewee[]

(n.)personwhoisinterviewed被面试者

interviewer[]

(n.)personwholeadstheinterview面试官

[例]Inpracticetheinterviewershould

greetthecandidatebyname,andintroduce

himlf.

introduce[]1.(v.)

launch投放(市场)

[例]introduceaproductonthemarket

2.(v)Toprent(someone)bynametoanother

inordertoestablishanacquaintance.引见

[例]Heintroducedhisfriendtome.

introduction

.

...

[]1.(n.)

activityofintroducingnewemployeesintothe

company引见

[例]Theinductionofnewemployeesinto

theirjobsstrengthenthecompany.

2(n.)launchofaproduct产品投放市场

industrialaction(n.)strike罢工

[例]Theyheldveralindustrialactions

fornotbeingpaidwages.

invalid(adj)notlegallyorfactuallyvalid

无效的

[例]aninvaliddriver’slicence

[同义词]null

inventory[](n.)

itemsheldinstock,work-in-progressand

finisheditems,stock存货

[例]Inventoriesoflastyeararestockedin

thatwarehou.

bufferinventory(n.)inventorytoprotect

againstunpredictablevariationsindemandor

supplytime缓冲存货

capacityinventory(n.)inventorytostore,

prentcapacityforfutureu库存能力

cycleinventory(n.)thatpartofthestock

whichgoesdownwithuandisthenreplaced

withnewstockasordersarereceived循环盘

finishedgoodsinventory(n.)stockof

productsreadyforsale制成品库存

rawmaterialsinventory(n.)stockofitems

tobeudintheconversionprocess原材料

库存

work-in-progressinventory(n.)stockof

itemsinvariousstagesofconversion

invest[](v.)putmoney

intoabank,abuildingsocietyorsharesin

ordertoearninterest投资

[例]Toinvestinthestockmarket,you

shouldbeveryprudentandcautious.

investment[](n.)

moneyinvested投资

investor(n.)personwhoinvests投资人

invoice1.(n.)noterequestingpayment发票

[例]Yourexpensduringbusinesstripin

HKcanbereimburdbythecompanybut

youshouldkeeptheconsumption

invoice.

[同义词]bill

2.(v.)ndaninvoicetosomeone开发票

irrevocable[](adj.)

whichcannotbechanged不可撤消的

[例]Thecontractthathasbeensignedis

irrevocable.

[同义词]irreversible,unalterable,

unchangeable

issue[](n.)givingoutshares

发行(股票)

[例]governmentissueofnewbonds

[同义词]deliver,giveout,distribute

rightsissue(n.)givingshareholdersthe

righttobuynewsharesatalowerprice增

[例]Wehavearrangedwithourbankersto

issueanL/Cinyourfavour.

.

...

IT(n.)(=InformationTechnology)信息技术

item[](n.)1.

anobjectforsale商品

[例]Thisitemisoutofstock.

finformation一条(信息)

[例]itemsonthebalancesheet

itinerary

[](n.)

aguidebookfortravelers旅行指南

[例]Pleakindlyrefertoouritinerary

foryourtrip.

.

...

J

jargon[](n.)the

specializedortechnicallanguageofatrade,

profession,orsimilargroup行话,术语

[例]businessjargon

[同义词]lingo

jetlagdelayedphysicaleffectsoftiredness,

etcfeltafteralongflightbyplane飞机时

差反应

jobbing[](n.)systemof

productionforone-offorsmallorders做零

活的

[例]Heisnowactingasajobbingprinter.

jobdescriptionwrittenstatementofwhatthe

jobholderactuallydoes,howheorshedoes

it,andunderwhatconditionsthejobis

performed职位描述

joblot(n.)smallnumberofaparticularpart

orproductthatisproducedatonetime货品

(整批的)

[例]Howmanyarethejoblotproducedthis

time?

jobmobilityabilitytomovefromoneplace

toanothertotakeuporperformajob工作

机动性,工作变动

[例]Severaldaysagoshegotajobmobility

fromAVONtoLOREAL.

jobrotationmovementbetweendepartments

withinanorganization岗位轮换

[例]Jobrotationaimstofamiliarizethe

traineeswiththeproblemsofeachdepartment.

jobsatisfactionfeelingofcontentmentfrom

doingajobwell工作满意度

[例]Inpursuingmassmedia,Igetafulljob

satisfaction.

jobshop(n.)departmentorworkshop

organizedaroundaparticularpieceof

equipmentoraparticularoperation加工车间

[例]Youshouldhavedoneitinthatjob

shop.

joint[](adj.)combined,

sharedbetweentwoormoreparties合办的

[例]Since1980’s,moreandmorejoint

ventureshaveestablishedinChina

whichemployedmillionsoflocal

intellects.

[同义词]combined,united,joined

jointbankaccountbankaccountoftwoormore

people共同银行帐户

[例]Thecoupleopenedajointbankaccount.

jointventure(n.)agreementbetweentwoor

morecompaniestocooperateinalarge

businessproject合资

[例]Itbelongstoajointventurecompany.

journal[](n.)

professionalmagazine期刊

[例]3years’readingofeconomicaljournal

benefitsmealot.

[同义词]periodical

jump(v)(ofamounts,prices,values)tomove

suddenlyupward暴涨

[例]Inthatinflation,pricesofmost

commoditiesjumped.

junkbonds()bondsraidasdebentures

.

...

againstthecurityofacompanyabouttobe

takenover后保债券

junkmail(n.)directmailadvertisingwhich

isunrequestedandunwanted邮寄宣传品(通常

为人们不需要的)

[例]Thisisajunkmailthatcannotbe

deliveredproperly.

jurisdiction

[](n.)legal

power权限

[例]Theyhavethejurisdictiontosupervi

you.

[同义词]authority

just-in-time(n.)systemtokeepinventoryat

minimumlevelbyhavingmaterialarriveat

eachoperationjustintimetobeud零库

存管理

[例]Just-in-timesystemreducesthecostof

stockandincreastheflexibilityof

management.

.

...

K

key[](adj.)important,main重要

的,主要的

[例]Thisclientisakeyaccount;keypoints

kickback(n)areturnofapercentageofasum

ofmoneyalreadyreceived,typicallyasa

resultofpressure,coercion,oracret

agreement回扣

[例]Hewaschargedwithreceivingkickbacks

fromlocalbusinessmen.

knockdown[](adj.)(of

prices)verylow(价格)极低的

[例]Youbuytherightforitsknockdown

price.

knowhow/know-how(n.)knowledgeabouthow

somethingworks,experti专有知识

[例]Sheissuchaquicklearnerthatshehas

graspedalltheknowhowofherjobinjust2

weeks.

[同义词]experti

.

...

L

label[]1.(n.)smallpiece

ofcardormaterialattachedtoproducttoshow

name,priceetc标签.

[同义词]tag,remark,brand

2.(v.)putamarkeronaproduct贴标签

[例]Therightproductsarealllabeledwith

thecapitalletter“R”.

labour[](n.)work劳动

(力)

[例]Withtheeconomydevelopmentweshould

changethelabor-intensiveeconomytoa

capital-intensiveone.

labourmarket(n.)supplyofworkers

availabletowork劳动市场

labourrelations()relationsbetween

managementandworkers劳资关系

labourshortage(n.)situationwherethere

arenotenoughworkers劳动力短缺

[例]ThereisnoeasysolutiontoJapan’s

labourshortage.

laptop(n.)notebook便携式电脑

larprinter激光打印机

launch[]1.

(v.)introduceanewproductonthemarket投

2.(n.)introductionofnewproduct投放

[例]Thelaunchofthenewproductwasvery

successful.

launder[](v)toprocess

illegallyobtainedmoney,egbypayingitinto

aforeignbankandtransferringittoalocal

bank洗钱

[例]Heisconvincedoflaunderingmoney

obtainedfromthesaleofdrugs.

lay-off/layoff1.(n.)actionofstoppinga

worker’mploymentforatime,especially

whenthereislittleworktodo临时解雇

[例]Thelargescalelayoffofthisarea

caudaworkers’strike.

2.(v.)dismisstemporarily临时解雇

layout[](n.)

arrangementofequipmentandtools布局,设

[例]Theydealtwellwiththelayoutof

equipmentandtools.

lead[](v.)irstand/or

thebest领导

[例]Thecompanyleadstheworldindesign.

/direct领导,管理

[例]Heiswell-qualifiedtoleadtheteam.

leader[](n.)personwho

managesordirects领导者

leadership[](n.)

qualityorabilitytomanageorleadothers

领导才能

[例]Youshouldposssleadershipifyou

wanttopursueMBA.

leading[](adj.)havinga

positioninthelead;foremost第一位的,领

导性的

[例]leadingbanks

leadtime(n.)timeneededtoperforman

activity产品从订货到交付之间的时间

.

...

[例]Actuallyweneedalongleadtimeto

performit.

leaflet[](n.)smallsheet

ofprintedpaperudtoadverti传单

[例]Theydistributedleafletsinthe

street.

lea[](n.)contractfor

rentingpropertyorequipment租约

[例]Accordingtothebilateralagreement,

theleaofthislandwilllast5years.

leahold[](n.)

propertyheldbylea通过租契获得的财产

leaver[](n.)personwho

leavesacompany’mployment离职者

[例]Ourmainproblemisthelargenumberof

leaversthisyear.

ledger[](n.)bookinwhich

accountsarewritten分类帐

[例]Pleachecktheledgeragain,andthe

bosswilleittomorrow.

nominalledger(n.)recordofacompany’s

incomeandexpenditurebynamedaccounts,

departments名目帐项总帐

purchaledger(n.)recordofexpenditure

进货分类帐

salesledger(n.)recordofsales销货帐

legal[](adj.)made

accordingtothelaw合法的

[例]Smugglingisnotlegal.

[同义词]legitimate,licit,lawful

legislation[]

(n.)law法规

[例]Allthecitizenshavetocomplywiththe

legislation.

leisureindustryctorsproviding

entertainmentrvice娱乐产业

lender[](n.)personwholend

money贷方

lese[](n.)personwho

paysforalea承租人

[例]Forthelese,aleaagreement

permitsrepaidreplacementofobsolete

equipment.

[同义词]tenant

lessor[](n.)personwho

receivesmoneyforalea出租人

[例]Thelessorandtheleseherebyagree

toenterintothiscontractunderthe

followingtermsandconditions.

[同义词]landlord,landlady

let(v)toallowsomeonetouahou,aroom,

anoffice,etcinreturnforpaymentof

rent出租

[例]Inordertoreduceouroverhead,wewill

letpartsofourofficespaceinthecity

center.

[同义词]lea,rent

letterhead[](n.)nameand

addressofacompanyprintedoncorrespondence

paper信头

[例]Youcanwritebacktomereferringto

theletterhead.

.

...

leverage[](n.)also

financialleveragethedegreetowhichan

investororbusinessisutilizingborrowed

money财务杠杆

[例]Companiesthatarehighlyleveragedmay

beatriskofbankruptcyiftheyare

unabletomakepaymentsontheirdebt;

theymayalsobeunabletofindnew

lendersinthefuture.

liability[](n.)

legalobligation责任

[例]Ourliabilityislimited.

[同义词]responsibility,duty

liabilities()debtsofabusiness负债

[例]Thecompanycannotaffordsuchlarge

liabilities.

licence[](n.)[US

licen]officialdocumentwhichgives

permission执照

[例]Youneedanimportlicence.

[同义词]certificate,warrant,permit

licen[](v.)[USlicence]

givepermission许可

licene[](n.)person

whoisgivenpermission获许可的人

licensor(n.)personwhogivespermission许

可人

lifecycle(n.)conceptofshowingthe

differentstagesinaproduct’slife产品生

命周期

[例]Usually,thematurestageisthemost

importantinthelifecycleofaproduct.

line[](n.)ndior

rvicesofasimilarorrelatednature系列

产品

[例]acompletelineofsmalltools

[同义词]ries,quence

redsystemofoperationsthatallows

aquentialmanufactureorasmblyofgoods

atallorvariousstagesofproduction.流水

生产线

[例]productionline

lineprocess(n.)asmbly-lineprocess,

productionprocesswheretheworkpassfrom

oneworkertothenext,usuallyalongamoving

belt,untilitisfinished流水线加工

[例]Youshouldattimesmentiontheworkers

toetothelineprocess.

lineworker(n.)workeronanasmbly-line

流水线工人

[例]Howmanylineworkersdoyouhave

altogether?

liquid[](adj.)easyto

realize易兑现的

[例]Liquidasts

liquidity[](n.)

havingastswhichcanbeconvertedintocash

资产折现力

[例]Liquidityisanindextomeasurethe

extentonekindofastmovesintonew

investmentopportunities.

liquidate[](v.)

cloacompanyandllitsasts清算

liquidation[]

.

...

(n.)processofclosingacompany清算

[例]Thebusinesswentintoliquidation.

liquidator[](n.)

personwhosupervistheliquidationofa

company清算人

listed[](adj.)registered列

出的,上市的

[例]Sharescanbeboughtinlisted

companies.

listedcompany(n)acompanywhosharesare

recordedonthemainmarketofastockexchange

上市公司

[例]Thatfirmisamongthelistedcompanies.

listing[](n.)official

listofcompanieswhosharescanbebought

orsoldontheStockExchange列表

literature[](n.)

writteninformation(广告)印刷品

[例]Pleafindenclodliteratureabout

theproduct.

litigate[](v.)to

bringanactioninacourtoflawagainst

someone提出公诉

[例]Ifyoudon’tobeythecontract,wehave

tolitigateincourt.

litigation[]

(n.)theprocessofbringinganactionina

courtoflawagainstsomeone起诉

[例]InfactIamnotfamiliarwiththe

litigationprocess.

[同义词]lawsuit

loan[]1.(n.)moneywhichhasbeen

lent贷款

[例]Loancapitalmustberepaidatalater

date.

[同义词]advance,credit,usury

2.(v.)lend借款

[同义词]advance

localtime当地时间

logistic(n.)Themanagementofbusiness

operations,suchastheacquisition,storage,

transportationanddeliveryofgoodsalongthe

supplychain.物流

[例]stics.

logo[](n.)designorgroupof

lettersudbyacompanyasadistinguishing

mark徽标,标识

[例]YoucanwithdrawmoneythroughATMs

withourbank’slogo.

logon=logintoenterintoacomputerthe

informationrequiredtobeginassion登录

lo[](v.)notmakeaprofit损

[例]Wearelosingmoney.

loss[](n.)损失

[例]Theircompanysufferedlossinbusiness

lastyear.

[同义词]damage,harm

lot[](n.)groupofitems一批产品

[例]Canyouofferusanotherlot?

[同义词]collection,batch,t

loyalty[](n.)nof

.

...

belongingandtrusting忠诚

[例]customerloyalty

[同义词]allegiance,faithfulness,

fidelity

lucrative

[](adj.)

有利的;profitable赚钱的

[例]alucrativebusiness

lumpsumasinglesumofmoneythatrves

ascompletepayment一次付的款额,一次付清

[例]Thelumpsumforthatpaymentcomesto

20mdollars.

.

...

M

magazine[](n.)

regularnewsorspecialinterestpublication

oftenprintedonglossypaperwithmany

photographs杂志

mailshot(n.)directmailingrelatedtoa

particularproductorrvice邮寄广告

[例]Themailshotreallyintereststho

well-offfamilies.

maintain[](v.)keepgoing

维持

[例]Wemustmaintainourmarketshare.

[同义词]keepup,retain,conrve

maintenance[](n.)

keepingthingsworking维持

[例]Theafter-salesteamworkon

maintenanceoftheproducts.

[同义词]conrvation,prervation,

upkeep

major[](adj.)important,

bigger,biggest主要的

[例]Themajorshareholderhas35%ofthe

shares.

[同义词]chief,main,supreme

majorityshareholdingmorethan50%ofthe

shares主要股权,大股东

make[](n.)brandortypeofproduct

品牌

[例]afamousmakeofshirt.

[同义词]brand,model

manage[](v.)controland

beinchargeof管理

[例]tomanageasalesoffice

[同义词]administer,direct,run

management[](n.)1.

controllingandrunningabusinessorpartof

abusiness管理

[例]managementbyobjectives

fpeoplewhocontrolanorganization

管理层

[同义词]executive,board,directors

managerial[]

(adj.)of,relatingto,orcharacteristicof

amanagerormanagement管理的

[例]managerialroles

markdown(v)toreducethepriceofgoodsto

encouragesales减价

[例]Inthepromotioncampaign,the

hyper-marketwasmarkingdownalltheprices

ofthegoods.

massmedia(n)waysofspreadingnewsand

informationtothegreatestnumberofpeople,

egbytelevision,radioornewspapers大众传

[例]Shegotfullfinancialaidtostudyin

UBC,majoringinMassMedia.

massproduction(n.)themanufactureofgoods

inlargequantities,oftenusingstandardized

designsandasmbly-linetechniques大批量

生产

[例]Massproductionreducesunitcost

substantially,reflectingtheadvantageof

economyofscale.

master(n)anoriginal,especiallyan

originalaudiorecording,fromwhichcopies

.

...

canbemade原版,母带

[例]Thisisthemaster,andkeepitfor

futurereference.

middlemanagement(n.)departmentmanagers

中层管理者

niormanagement(n.)topmanagers高级经理

manager[](n.)personwho

managesanorganizationorpartofit经理

[同义词]administrator,executive,

director

plantmanager(n.)factorymanager工厂经理

linemanager(n.)managerwhoisinchargeof

accomplishingthebasicgoalsofthe

organization生产经理

[例]Allthesalesperformancewillbe

reportedtoyourlinemanagermonthly.

managementaccounts()financial

information(sales,costs,profits,cash-flow,

etc.)preparedformanagers管理帐目

manpower[](n.)total

numberofworkersforacertaintypeofwork

orforanarea人力

[同义词]worke-force

manpowerresources(n.)manpoweravailable

人力资源

[例]Thefactoryislackinginmanpower

resources.

manual[](adj.)usingthe

hands手工的

[例]Manualemployeesareusually

reprentedbydifferentunionsfrom

white-collaremployees.

[同义词]physical,hand-operated

manufacture[]

(v.)makeaproductusingmachines生产

[例]Europehasatraditionaladvantagein

manufacturingmachines.

[同义词]produce,fabricate,asmble

manufacturer

[](n.)

companywhichproducesproducts制造商

manufacturing

[](n.)

processofproducing制造

[例]manufacturingindustry

margin[](n.)difference

betweensalepriceandcostprice利润

[例]Marginleavesthespaceforthedealers

topursueprofits.

grossmargindifferencebetween

manufacturingcostandsaleprice毛利

netmargindifferencebetweentotalcost

(ads)andsaleprice净利

make-to-order(adj.)referringtoproducts

whicharemadeafterreceiptofthe

customer’sorder

make-to-stock(adj.)referringtoproducts

thataremadebeforeacustomerorderisplaced;

‘off-the-shelf’

manning[](n.)organizationof

workersneededforajob人员配备

.

...

[例]Manningreferstoaspecific

organizationofworkersneedforajob.

markup[](n.)amountaddedto

thecostpricetoreachthesaleprice加价,

毛利

[例]theretailer’smark-up

market(n.)hereaproductcanbe

sold市场

[例]Ourcompanyhasoccupiedthebiggest

marketsharesinthesimilarproductions.

[同义词]market-place,mart,bazaar

lesalesofaproduct销售.

(v.)toll销售marketone’sproducts

marketleaderdominantcompanyinthemarket

市场领导者

marketnicheAfocud,targetablepartofa

market

marketingmix(n.)combinationofdifferent

marketingelementssuchasprice,promotion,

product,etc.销售组合

marketpenetration(n.)amountaproduct

llsinamarket畅销度

marketgmentation(n.)divisionofthe

marketintoconsumergroups市场分割

marketshare`(n.)percentageofatotal

marketwhichonecompanyorproductholds市

场占有率

upmarket(adj&adv.)luxuryendofthemarket

高端市场的

downmarket(adj&adv)cheependofthemarket

低端市场的

masterproductionschedule(n.)document

whichshowswhatacompanyexpectsto

manufacture生产计划表[例]Youcanfindout

whatthiscompanyexpectstomanufacturein

itsmasterproductionschedule.

materialrequirementsplanning(MRP)(n.)

techniquetocalculatethematerialswhich

willbeneeded材料需求计划

syntheticmaterials(n)man-madematerials

人工合成材料

[例]Ithopetobemaking200millionofits

syntheticcorksayearbytheendofthe

decade.

materialshandling(n.)efficientmovementof

materialsfromonepartofthefactoryto

another材料运转管理[例]Thinterpri

hasanefficientmaterialhandlingability.

maternityleave(n)timeoffworkallowedby

lawtoawomanforherbirth-giving产假

[例]Sheisnowonhermaternityleaveand

willbebackinofficenextmonth.

matrixmanagement(n.)managementsystem

underwhichamanagerhastoreporttotwo

bossindifferentpartsoftheorganization

距阵管理系统

[例]Nowadaysmatrixmanagementisvery

popularamongcompanies.

mature(v)dueforpayment到期

[例]Theinsurancepolicymaturesonthe3rd,

March.

.

...

[同义词]expire,due

maximize[](v.)make

aslargeaspossible最大化

[例]Eachbusinessmanwantstomaximizehis

profits.

MB(megabyte=1,048,576bytes)兆字节

[例]JoinYahoomembershipnow!Youwillget

a6MBfreemailboximmediately.

MBO(=managementbyobjectives)(n.)systemof

managementbadonplanningworktobe

carriedoutandthencheckingtoethatthe

workhasbeencompletedcorrectlyandontime

目标管理系统

measure[](n.)action,step措

[例]Wearegoingtotakemeasurestoreduce

costs.

media[](n.)meansof

communicatingamessage媒体

[例]Asuccessfuladvertircanchoothe

mostsuitablewayandmakefulluofthe

media.

memo=memorandum[](n.)a

writtenrecordorcommunication,asina

businessoffice备忘录

[例]amemorandumaboutthemeeting

merchandi[]

(n.)products货物

[例]Wecannotofferyouthismerchandi

rightnowbutexpecttobeabletodosonext

week.

[同义词]goods,commodities

merchandising

[](n.)

managingthedisplayandpromotionofgoodsin

shops销售管理

merge[](v.)jointogether兼

[例]Thecompanymergedwithanother

Europeancompany.

[同义词]join,unite,converge,combine

merger[](n.)act/resultof

joiningcompaniestogether兼并

[同义词]amalgamation,combination,

incorporation

merit[]1.(n.)qualityof

dervingreward优点

[例]Thesoaphasaspecialcuringmerit.

[同义词]worthiness,excellence,virtue

2.(v.)derve值得

[同义词]derve,beworthyof,beentitled

to

methodstudy(n.)examinationoftheway

somethingisdonetotrytofindamore

efficientorcheaperwaythetermiswidely

udtodescribeengineeringeffortsto

improveproductivity,decreacosts,and

increaworkersatisfactionwiththejob方

法优化研究

mill(n)factoryprocessingmaterialsfor

finishedgoods加工厂

[例]atextilemill

middleman[](n.)

.

...

personorcompanythatactsasanintermediate

stepbetweenmanufacturerandcustomer中间

[例]Awholesalerisamiddleman.

[同义词]agent,broker,dealer,factor

minimize[](v.)make

somethingassmallaspossible最小化

[例]tominimizerisk

minutes(n)anofficialrecordofthe

proceedingsatameeting会议记录

[例]Thecretarytooktheminutesofthe

meeting.

MIS(managementinformationsystem)管理信息

系统

[例]MISisnowappliedwidelyin

cooperationmanagementinChina.

mission[](n.)long-term

objectivesandphilosophyofacompany使命

[例]missionstatement

[同义词]duty,task,assignment

model[](n.)astyleordesign

ofanitem型号,式样

[例]Lookatourlatestmodels.

monopoly[](n.)market

situationwhereonecompanyistheonly

supplierofaproductorrvice垄断

[例]Thefamousmulti-nationalcompanywas

suedforitsmonopolyllingpolicy.

[同义词]control,domination,

exclusiveness

moratorium[]

(n)anauthorizationtoadebtor,suchasa

bankornation,permittingtemporary

suspensionofpayments延期偿还

[例]Wewillekamoratoriumifour

financialsituationcan’tbeameliorated.

mortgage[]1.(n.)contract

forloantobuyapropertyusingtheproperty

ascurity抵押

2.(v.)obtainaloanwithapropertyas

curity抵押

[例]Thehouismortgaged.

motivate[](v.)give

someoneareasonorincentivefordoing

something激励

[同义词]prompt,impel,stimulate

motivated[](adj.)

encouraged被激励的

[例]Theyaremotivatedtoworkhardforhigh

salary.

motivation[]

(n.)stateofbeingmotivated激励

[例]Formotivationtotakeplace,workers

mustbelievethateffortontheirpartwill

leadtorewards.

motive[](n.)reason动机

[例]Tominimizethelossofthisprojectis

themotiveforthecompany’slayoffaction.

[同义词]reason,cau,motivation

multinational(n)acompanyorcorporation

operatinginmorethantwocountries跨国公

[同义词]Thismultinationalwillbranchout

intoSouthAmerican.

.

...

N

NASDAQ(NationalAssociationofSecurities

DealersAutomatedQuotation)(美)全国证券

交易商自动化报价系统

nationalization(n)theactionofmaking

companiesundercentralgovernmentcontrol国

有化

[例]Allcompaniesoppodnationalizationof

thewholesalector.

[同义词]privatization

nearmoney(n)anitemthatcanbeeasily

exchangedintomoney准货币

[同义词]quasi-money

negotiable[](adj.)

abletobenegotiatedsubjecttoagreement

可协商解决的,可转让的

[例]Anegotiablebillcanbetransferred

freely.

negotiate[](v.)

discusswithanotherorotherstoreach

agreement,bargain磋商

[同义词]bargain,deal,debate

negotiation

[](n.)

(oftenplural)actofbargaining磋商

[例]Wearestartingourannualpay

negotiationsnextweek.

net[](adj.)afteralldeductions

havebeenmade净的

[例]netprofit

network[](n.)netof

relations关系网络

[例]tupthenetworkforhisfuture

business

nominate(v)obynameasa

candidate,especiallyforelection提名

[例]AllboardmembersnominatedDavidforthe

president.

gnateorappointtoanoffice,a

responsibility,oranhonor任命

[例]Hewasnominatedbythelectionboard

asareamanagerdirectingthesalesinNorth

China.

[同义词]appoint

non-negotiable(adj)’tbechangedor

discusd不可改变(商量)的

[例]Thetermsinthecontractareallby

agreementoftwopartiesandis

non-negotiable.

’tbeexchangedformoney不可转让的

[例]Thisisanon-negotiablecheque.

nodive(v)asudden,swiftdroporplunge

猛跌

[例]Stockpricestookanodive.

[同义词]plummet

notice[](n.)1.

informationaboutsomethingthatwillhappen

通知

[例]Theworkersgavethemanagement24

hours’noticeofthestrike.

ationthatapersonwillleavehis

employment(voluntarilyornot)辞职通告

[例]I’veheardthatthreemorearegoing

togiveintheirnoticeinMay.

nullandvoid(adj)withoutlegalforce无

效的

.

...

[例]TheleacontractmaturedlastSaturday,

soitisnownullandvoid.

[同义词]invalid

nullify[](v)tomakenull

使无效

[例]Duetodefaultofourpartner,we

nullifiedthecontract.

[同义词]invalidate.

.

...

O

objective[](n.)

target,aim目标

[例]Thedaily10customersisaburdensome

objectiveforthesalesman.

obsolete[](adj.)no

longerud过时的

[例]Theoldproductisnowobsolete.

[同义词]outmoded,antiquated,

old-fashioned

obsolescence[](n.)

processofgoingoutofdatebecauof

advancesintechnology陈旧

occupation(n)anactivitythatrvesas

one'sregularsourceoflivelihood职业

[例]Whatisyourfull-timeoccupationand

part-timeavocation?

[同义词]avocation

offer[](n.)statementthatyou

arewillingtopayacertainamount出价

[例]Wemadeagoodoffer.

offer(v.)sayyouarewillingtopay/help

出价

off-ason(adj&adv)inthecheap,lessbusy

ason淡季的

[例]ThesweaterisarealbargainforI

boughtitoff-ason.

off-the-peg(adj.)standard,notcustomized

现成的,标准的

[例]Allthewashingmachineshave

off-the-pegparts.

off-the-shelf(adj.)referringtogoodswhich

aremadebeforeacustomerorderisplaced

[例]Beforetheconsumerorderisplaced,

theyhavepreparedoff-the-shelfgoods.

opening[](n.)job;vacancy

职位空缺

[例]Isthereanyopeningforthe

applicants?

operate[](v.)runor

workamachine/business运转

[例]Thectionheadshouldmakefull

functiontooperatedailyproduction.

operatingprofitsprofitswhichresultfrom

day-to-daybusiness营业利润

operationschart(n.)graphicwhichshowsthe

operationsonapartoftheproductionsystem

操作图

[例]Haveyoumakeclearoftheoperations

chart?Itcanshowyoutheoperationson

apartoftheproductionsystem.

operative(n)worker工人

[例]Sheisaskilledoperative.

opportunity[]

(n.)chancetodosomething机会

[例]Thereareopportunitiesandrisksin

thismarket.

optimize[](v.)todo

somethinginthebestpossibleway,for

example,production使最优化

[例]Thefactorytriedtooptimizethe

production.

option[](n.)possibility,

.

...

opportunity选择权,买卖特权

[例]Wehavethefirstoptiontobuythe

property.

[同义词]choice,alternative,lection

shareoption(n.)righttobuy/llsharesat

acertainpriceonafuturedate授给在一定

时期内按预定价格买卖股票的权利

original(n)thesourcefromwhichacopy,

reproduction,ortranslationismade原件

[例]Keeptheoriginalforlaterreference.

organigram(n.)=organizationchartdiagram

whichshowstheareasofresponsibilityinan

organizationandtherelationshipsbetween

thepersonnel公司组织图

[例]TheCEOanalyzedtheorganizationchart

carefullyinordertomakenofthe

areasofresponsibilityinthe

organizationandtherelationships

betweenthepersonnel.

orient[](v.)guide,

direct定向

[例]Themoney-orientedbusinessmanwilldo

allthingstopursueprofits.

orientation

[](n.)1

directionormainareaofinterest定向

uctiontotheworkingsofacompany

ordepartment(对公司新环境的)介绍

[例]orientationforincomingemployees

outcome[](n.)result结果

[例]Theoutcomeofaninterviewisofgreat

importancetothecandidate.

[同义词]conquencek,issue,upshot

out-goings()moneywhichispaidout,

expenditure开支

[例]Whatabouttheout-goingsofour

companylastyear?

outlay[](n.)expenditure

费用

[例]Thecapitaloutlayexceedsour

borrowingfacility.

outlet[](n.)

placewheresomethingcanbesold销路

[例]aretailoutlet

[同义词]market,mart,store

output[](n.)quantitythat

apersonormachineproduces产量

[例]Incentiveplansusuallyresultin

greateroutputpermanhour.

outsource[](v.)tobuya

productorhaveitmadebyanoutsidesupplier

ratherthandoingitonelf外部采办,外购

[例]Theyoutsourcethematerialthroughthe

supplierabroad.

outstanding[]

(adj.)notyetpaid未付的

[例]Whatistheamountoutstandingonthis

account?

[同义词]owing,due,unpaid

overcharge[](v.)

tocharge(aparty)anexcessivepricefor

something过高要价

[例]Thevendoroverchargedyou

intentionally.

.

...

over-demand(n.)higherlevelofordersthan

canbeproduced需求过量

[例]Peoplehadtoworkdayandnightforthe

over-demandofplastics.

overdraft(n.)amountofmoneywhicha

person/companywithdrawsfromabackaccount

andwhichismorethanisintheaccount透

[例]Youraccounthasanotverygood

overdraftrecordsowecannotprovideyoua

houmortgage.

[同义词]debt,bankloan,inthered

overdraw[](v.)take

outmoremoneyfromabankaccountthanisin

theaccount透支

overhead[](n.)

non-attributable,runningcosts经常性管理费

overpay[](n.)pay

someonetoomuch多付

[例]Thetellermadeaoverpaytothe

customer.

overas[](adj.)

abroad海外的

[例]overasmarket

overtime[](n.)time

afterbasicworkingtime,normallypaidatan

extrarate加班

[例]However,attheendofanymonthyou

mustn’thavemorethan10hours’overtime.

overtrade[](v.)to

engageintradingtoadegreethatisinexcess

ofone'sfinancesorthedemandsofthemarket

贸易过度

owe[](v.)havetopaymoney欠款

[例]Theyowethebank£25,000.

own-brand(adj.)usingownbrand使用自己品

牌的

[例]own-brandproduct

.

...

P

p.a.(n.)(=perannum)peryear每年

[例]Thestartingsalarywillbe£24,000

p.a.

PA(n.)alassistant私人助理

alaccount个人账户

fattorney授权书;委托书

package[](adj.)ofawhole

t整批的

[例]apackagedeal

[同义词]bundle,pack

packaging[](n.)

materialudtowrapgoodsfordisplay包装

材料

[例]Itisnecessarytoimprovethe

packaging.

packing[](v.)包装(n.)the

wayproductsarepackaged包装(法)

[例]Thepackingofthecandyissotrendy!

papers(n)anofficialdocument,especially

oneestablishingtheidentityofthebearer证

[例]Showmeyourpapers!

passbook(n)abookheldbyadepositorin

whichhisorherdepositsandwithdrawalsare

recordedbythebank[同义词]bankbook

parentcompany(n.)companywhichownsmore

than50%ofthesharesofanothercompany母

公司

[例]Theparentcompanyofthecomplex

organizationislocatedintheUS.

part-time(adj.)workingforonlypartofthe

workingday兼职的

[例]Part-timeemployeesnowhavetobe

nationallyinsuredonexactlythesamebasis

asfull-timeemployees.

participate[]

(v.)takepartin参与

[例]Theworkshopwillberunagainnext

month,soyou’llhaveanopportunityto

participate.

participation

[]

(n.)activityoftakingpartin参与

partnership[](n.)

businesswheretwoormorepeoplesharerisks

andprofits合伙经营

[例]Theyarepartnershipsothattheycan

sharetherisksandtheprofits.

patent

[](n.)

officialregistrationofanewinvention专

[例]Thispatentrightisvalidfor5years.

pay-day(n)thedayonwhichemployees'

salariesorwagesarepaid发薪日

[例]Oh,Ihavetowaitanotherweektillthe

pay-day----Icannotmakeendsmeet!

paypackage(n.)alltheelementsinpay,i.e.

basicpay,overtime,bonus,non-financial

benefits综合工资

[例]Paypackageincludesalltheelements

inpay.

.

...

paypacket(n.)wage,oftenincash(附工资

及工资单的)工资袋,工资

[例]I’dliketogetpaypacketeveryweek.

take-homepaysalaryafterdeductions

includingtax净收入

payroll[]1.(n.)all

employeemployedbyacompany职工名册

2.(n.)thewagebillofacompany薪金名册

[例]Hisnamedidn’tappearinthepayroll.

peak[](n.)highestpoint顶峰

[例]Hisbusinesscareerhasreachedthe

peak.

[同义词]top,summit,pinnacle

pending(adj)notyetdecidedorttled;

awaitingconclusionorconfirmation代定的

[例]Theprojectofthemergertillnowis

stillpendingandissuppodtoreachan

agreementnextmonth.

penetrate[](v.)

getintoamarket(进入)市场

[例]Nowadaysthesalesadvertising

penetratesallaspectsofthecustomers’

life.

penetration[](n.)

percentageofatargetmarketthatyoureach

进入市场

pension[](n.)amountof

moneypaidregularlyafterapersonstopswork,

eitherbecauoforageorillness养老金

[例]Is£140perweek,plusapension,

betterthan£200perweekwithout?

[同义词]annuity

perform[](v.)dowellor

badly表现

[例]Sometimemployeesdon’tperformat

therequiredstandardbecauthey

don’tknowwhatthestandardis.

performance[](n.)

actionofdoingsomethingwellorbadly表现

[例]Inthefinalanalysisworkersshould

feelthatanycriticismsmadeoftheir

performancewerefairandjustified.

performanceappraisal(n.)procedurefor

evaluatingaperson’sworkbadonhowwell

orbadlytheyhavedonetheirwork绩效评价

[例]Attheendofeachyear,theyallhave

performanceappraisals.

performance-relatedpay(n)paygivento

employeeaccordingtohisorherreal

performanceinthejob与业绩挂钩的发薪法

[例]Itisfairtoadoptasystemof

performance-relatedpaywhichwill

undoubtedlymotivateourmen.

periodical[]

(n.)apublicationissuedatregularintervals

ofmorethanoneday期刊

[例]companyperiodicals

[同义词]journal,magazine

perishables(n)something,especially

foodstuff,subjecttodecayorspoilage易腐

食品

[例]Milkandfreshfruitsareperishables,

soitisbettertollthemonlocalmarket.

perk[](n.)benefitgiventoa

.

...

workerbyhiscompanyinadditiontosalary-

companycar,privatehealthinsurance,etc

额外津贴.

[例]Theyear-endperkdoexciteallthe

staff.

personnel[](n.)

peopleemployedbyacompany员工

[例]Personnelmanagementisdirected

mainlyattheorganization’mployees.

pettycash(n.)smallamountofnotesand

coinsavailableinanofficetopayforsmall

items零用现金

[例]Yourcompanycanwithdrawnomorethan

10,000USDmonthlyaspettycashfromthebank.

phaout(n.)stopslowlyorincontrolled

stages逐步停止或控制

[例]Wehavephadoutperksatmanagerial

levelbecautheyaren’tappropriate.

photocopier[]

(n.)Xeroxmachine复印机

pick[](v.)towithdrawfromstock

thecomponentsneededforproductionor

withdrawthefinishedproductsforshipmentto

thecustomer提取,收回

[例]Hepickedthefinishedproductsfor

shipmentthedaybeforeyesterday.

pickinglist(n.)formudtopick

manufacturingorshippingorders清单

[例]Ifyouhavecheckedthepickinglist

carefully,youwon’tmakeamistake.

pilot[](n.)testwhichwill

beextendedifsuccessful实验性的

[例]apilotproject

pipeline[](n.)

channelofflow商品供应线

[例]Arethereanynewproductinthe

pipeline?

PIN(personalidentificationnumber)个人

密码

pirate[](v)tomakeu

oforreproduce(another'swork)without

authorization盗版

[例]PiratedVCDsandDVDshavecaudhuge

lossofmoviestudios.

pitch[](v.)toattempttopromote

orll,ofteninahigh-pressuremanner销

[例]Insteadofdependingonadspitchedto

China’s56mpeoplewithpcsand

Internetaccess,theyhavefocudon

llingonlinecontenttothe200m

Chinewithcellphones.

[同义词]ll

plant[](n.)factory工厂

[例]Thefireplantbeingbuiltisajoint

investmentproject.

plantcapacity(n.)amountwhichcanbe

producedbyafactory工厂设备(生产)能力

plcpubliclimitedcompany股票上市公司

ploughback(v.)toreinvest再投资

[例]Allourprofitshavebeenploughedback

intothebusiness.

.

...

plug(v)topublicize(aproduct,forexample)

favorably,asbymentioningonabroadcast

公开推荐

[例]Hepluggedthatnewshampooontheradio

givingitagoodpromotion.

pointofsale(n.)=POSplacewhereaproduct

issold销售地点

policy[](n.)wayofdoing

something方针

[例]Whatisthecompanypolicyon

discounts?

poll[](n)asurveyofthepublic

orofasampleofpublicopiniontoacquire

information民意调查

[例]Weneedtoconductapolltofindout

customers’preference.

portfolio[](n.)

range,collectionofinvestment投资组合

[例]aportfolioofshares

portfoliomanagementbuying/llingarange

ofsharesforaclient投资组合管理

[例]Wecanintroduceportfoliomanagement

toyouifyouwanttobuysharesofthat

company.

postcode(US:zipcode)arvicemarkud

forasystemdesignedtoexpeditethesorting

anddeliveryofmailbyassigningariesof

numberstoeachdeliveryareainthecountry

邮编

[例]Pleaputyourpostcodeontheenvelop.

position[](n.)place

orwayaproductisperceivedinamarket(市

场)定位

[例]Thebrandhascreatedaupmarket

positionandbeenpopularinthecircleofrich

family.

positioning[](n.)

creatinganimageforaproductinaparticular

ctorofamarket(市场)定位

[例]Howtotupanappropriate

positioningforthisnewkindofproduct

iscrucialtothesalesvolumeofthe

company.

postpone[](v.)to

delayuntilafuturetime;putoff推迟

[例]postponeameeting

potential[]1.(n.)

person’spossibilitiesforfuture

development潜力

[例]Theorganizationhasanobligationto

giveeveryemployeeanopportunityto

growandtorealizehisorherfull

potential.

2.(adj.)possibleinfuture有潜力的

[例]ourpotentialcustomers

PRPUBLICRELATIONS公共关系

PR(publicrelations)公关

[例]Asthecompany’sPRmanager,shehas

topayspecialattentiontothecompany’s

image.

preferenceshare(n)shareswhichreceive

theirdividendsbeforeallothersharesand

whicharerepaidfirstifthecompanyis

liquidated优先股

[例]Sheboughtpreferencesharesthatcarry

novotingrights.

.

...

predatorypricing(n)thepricingofgoods

andrvicesataverylowleveltoforceout

competitors掠夺性定价

[例]Thefirmisusingpredatorypricingto

beatotherrivals.

proceeds(n)themoneyfromllingsomething

收益

[例]Theproceedsinthelastmonthincread

sharply.

promptday(n)thedayonwhichgoodsbought

atacommodityexchangearedueforpayment

清帐日

[例]Thegoodswillbedeliveredbeforethe

promptday.

proprietary[]

(adj)ofaproductwhichismadeandownedby

aparticularcompany独家制造的

[例]proprietarybrands

proviso[](n)aclau

inadocumentmakingaqualification,

condition,orrestriction附加条文

[例]Wewillsigntheagreementwithaproviso

thatwearetheexclusiveagentinChina.

purchasingpower(n)lityto

purcha,generallymeasuredbyincome个人

和组织的购买力

[例]WiththerapiddevelopmentofChina’s

economy,purchasingpowerofherpeoplehas

beengreatlyincread.

ueofaparticularmonetaryunitin

termsofthegoodsorrvicesthatcanbe

purchadwithit货币的购买力

[例]adecreainthepurchasingpowerofCNY

premi[](n.)realestate

房产

[例]Priceincludespremispluquipment

andrawmaterials.

prestigevalue(拥有奢侈品的)荣耀感

[例]theprestigevalueofowningaBenz

priority[](n.)

precedence,especiallyestablishedbyorder

ofimportanceorurgency优先(权)

[例]Themostimportantpriorityon

long-haulflightsiscomfortableats.

prioritize

[

](v.)toputthingsinorderof

importance优先考虑

[例]Everyoneshouldtaketimetobealone,

toprioritizeandmeditate.

[同义词]preference,superiority

probation[](n.)

periodoftestinganewemployee试用(期);见

习(期)

[例]Thenewlyrecruitedemployeesarestill

inprobation.

[同义词]trial,apprenticeship

process[](n.)system(s)

udtomanufactureproducts工艺,程序

[例]Embroideringisaslowprocess.

procure[](v.)tobuy获

得,购买

procurement[]

(n.)activityofbuying获得,购买的行为

.

...

[例]Theprocurementofthatantiquecostus

alotofmoney.

produce[](n.)farm

products,especiallyfreshfruitsand

vegetables农产品

[例]Freshproduceexportingneedsfast

delivery.

productlifecycle(n.)periodoftimefrom

theintroductionofanewproductintothe

marketplaceuntilitsdeclineandwithdrawal

产品寿命周期

productmix(n.)groupofindividualproduct

typesandthevolumesproducedthatreprent

thetotalproductionvolume一个企业出售的各

类产品,产品组合,一种产品的不同型式

[例]Usuallyanindividualhasveral

productmixesinordertomaximizehis

satisfaction.

productioncycle(n.)timeneededtoproduce

anitem生产周期

[例]Thatproducthasalongproduction

cycle.

productive[](adj.)

producingwellormuch多产的

[例]Thereisalsoageneralfeelingthat

employeeswhohealth,safetyand

welfarearewelllookedafterbythe

employerwillbemoreproductive.

[同义词]fertile,rich,fruitful

productivity

[](n.)

outputrateperworkerorpermachine生产力

[例]Innovationshavebeenandarebeing

madetoincreaproductivity.

profile[]

(n.)teristicsofsomething简介

[例]Youcanlookthroughtheprofilesofthe

applicantsinthisbook.

形象

[例]Untillrecently,SenatorClitonhad

maintainedafairlylowprofilein

Washingtonbutsheisnowbeing

identifiedasthemostlikelyopponent

totheRepublicanchallenger

profit[](n.)moneygained

fromdoingbusiness利润

[例]Wegainprofitfromtheexperience.

operatingprofit(n.)profitsfromnormal

tradingofacompany营业利润

profitandlossaccount(n.)accountsshowing

incomeandexpenditure损益帐户

[例]Incomestatementbelongstoprofitand

lossaccountbecauitcanshowusincome

andexpenditure.

press[](n.)newspapersand

magazines新闻媒介

[例]Usingpresstoadvertiisan

effectivemethodtoenlargetheinfluenceof

thebrand.

marketpricepricewhichpeoplearewilling

topay市场价

retailpricepricepaidbyfinalcustomer零

售价

[例]Actuallytheretailpriceisreasonably

tforourendurs.

.

...

profit[](n.)money

gainedfromdoingbusiness利润

[例]Inthisreport,thepropodplanto

buildasupermarketinthatdenly

populatedareacanbringimmeasurable

profits.

operatingprofitprofitsfromnormaltrading

ofacompany营业利润

profitability

[](n.)

abilitytomakeaprofit盈利能力

profitable(adj.)whichmakesaprofit有利

可图的

[例]Iwillnotdothatbusinessunlessit

isprofitable.

[同义词]lucrative,paying,remunerative

project[](n.)plan方

[例]Theprojectsoundsfascinatingbut

infeasible.

projected(adj.)planned/forecast计划/预测

promote[](v.)

someoneabetterjob晋升

[例]Uptonowwe’vepromotedthe

analyst/programmerstojuniorproject

leaders.

i促销

promotion[](n.)1.

actofgivingsomeoneabetterjob晋升

[例]Hegotapromotionforthehighsales

volumethismonth.

nsofcommunicatingamessageabout

aproductorrvice促销

[例]Thefailureofthenewproduct

promotionliesinthebusinesscretsrelea

bysomeone.

proprietor[](n.)

onewhoownsorownsandmanagesabusinessor

othersuchestablishment.所有者,经营者

[例]Theproprietor’ssonwilltakeover

dsretiresintwoyears.

[同义词]owner,posssor,holder

prospective[]

(adj.)likelytobecomeorbe潜在的

[例]ourprospectivecustomers

[同义词]future,coming,approaching

prospectus[](n.)1.

salesdocumentwhichtriestoconvincethe

customer,usuallyusingariousapproach

广告宣传资料

[例]Wouldyouplearevithedraftof

thisimportantprospectusinamoreconvincing

tone?

ntissuedbyacompanyoffering

sharesforsale招股说明书

prototype[](n.)

firstmodelofanewproduct原型

[例]Theprototypeofthecarwillbe

exhibitedinagrandshowthisspring.

[同义词]original,archetype

provisionally(adj.)temporarily临时地

[例]IhaveprovisionallybookedRoomW72

forWednesdaymorning.

publicctornationalizedindustries国有企

.

...

publication[]

(n.)thingwhichhasbeenpublished,suchas

abook,magazine出版,出版物

[例]Thepublicationofthismagazineproves

thevictoryoftheleft-wingparty.

publicity[](n.)the

processofattractingtheattentionofthe

generalpublictoproductsorrvices宣传

推广

[例]Weneedgeneroussamplesforthesake

ofpublicity.

publics[](n.)groupof

peoplecategorizedforPRpurpos公众

[例]Webelievethismaterialwillappealto

thegeneralpublics.

punctual[](adj.)on

time准时的

[例]Bepunctualoryouwillbeembarrasd

beforetheniormanagers

.

purcha[]1.(n.)

somethingwhichhasbeenbought购买

[例]Itwillbecheapertomakeaquantity

purcha.

2.(v.)buy购买

purchar[](n.)

personwhobuysforacompany采购员

.

...

Q

qualify[](v.)havethe

righteducationandbackground具有资格

[例]Doyouqualifyforthevote?

qualified[](adj.)

withtherighteducationandexperience有资

格的

[例]Ifwewanttorecruitsuitably

qualifiedstaff,wemustn’thaveafurther

fallinpay.

qualification

[](n.)

requirededucation,abilityorexperience资

[例]Heplanstogobacktocollegetoget

amanagementqualification.

[同义词]suitability,fitness,eligibility

quality[](n.)the

value/worthofaproduct/rvice质量

[例]Theefficiencyjustshowsthe

inter-relationshipbetweenqualityand

quantity.

qualityassurance(n.)allactivitiesand

functionsconcernedwithachievingahigh

levelofquality质量保证

qualitycontrol(QC)checkingthatthequality

ishighenough质量管理

[例]Asaqualitymanager,youshould

guaranteethequalitycontrol.

quarterly[](adj/adv.)

happeningfourtimesayear,every3months

每季的

[例]Ourquarterlyresultswereexcellent

.

questionnaire

[]

(n.)formconsistingofanumberofquestions

调查表

[例]Themainpurpoofthisquestionnaire

istocollectallthestaff’sattitudetoward

theflextimesystem.

quote[]1.(v.)tostate(aprice)

forcurities,goods,orrvices.报价

[例]Couldyouquoteforthecontractin

dollars?

quotation[](n.)

teofcost报价单gofthe

priceofontheStockExchange股票牌价

.

...

R

racket(n)adishonestbusinessorpractice,

especiallyonethatobtainsmoneythrough

fraudorextortion诈骗钱财

[例]Theyaremakingagoodlivingbya

smugglingandracket.

rally(n)anotableriinstockmarket

pricesandtradingvolumeafteradecline价

格骤然回升

[例]arallyinshare

rateofreturn(n)theamountof

profit,dividendorinterestreceivedfroman

investment,expresdasapercentageofthe

originalinvestment收益率

[例]Yourinvestmentwillabsolutelyreceive

apoorrateofreturn.

rating(n)thepopularityofatelevisionor

radioprogramastimatedbyapollof

gmentsoftheaudience收视(听)率

[例]Thisradioprogrammehasaveryhigh

ratingamongteenagers.

R&Drearchanddevelopment研发

[例]&D

rai[](n.)increainsalary

涨薪水

[例]Sheaskedforarai.

(v.)增加

[例]Weraidthedividendby5%.

获得

[例]Wearetryingtorai$50,000onthe

moneymarket.

pindiscussion提出

[例]Weraidthequestionofpricesatthe

boardmeeting.

randomchecktocheckbyrandom随机抽查

range[](n.)riesofproducts

whichthecustomercanchoofrom(产品)系

[例]Thistypeofshoescoversawiderange

ofcolorandsize.

rank[]1.(n.)positionina

companyoflist职位

[例]Hehasahighrankinthecompany.

2.(v.)classifyinorderofimportance排名

[例]Thecompanyisranked6thintheworld.

rapport[](n.)clooreasy

relationship友善

[例]Atthefirststageofaninterview,the

interviewerneedstomakethecandidate

feelathis/herea,developrapportand

tthescene.

[同义词]harmony

rate[](n.)moneychargedfora

certaintimeoratacertainpercentage比率

[例]Ifyouwillbringover50,000USD

deposit,thenwecanprovideyouabetter

interestrate.

fixedrateratewhichcannotbechanged

goingrateusualrateofpayment

rating[](n.)resultof

measuringsomething评级

[例]Ratingscanthenbeudtocomparejobs

tooneanother.

ratio[](n.)proportionof

.

...

somethingcomparedtoanotherthing比率

[例]Ourliquidityratioisnothealthy.

[同义词]proportion,percentage

rationalize[](v.)

makemoreefficient,streamline合理化

[例]Weshouldrationalizeproductionstep

bystep.

rationalization

[](n.)

theactivitymakingsomethingmoreefficient

合理化

raw[](adj.)initsoriginal,

unprocesdstate未加工的

rawmaterialssubstancesudasabafor

manufacturing原料

[例]Thecostoftherawmaterialsis

surprisinglyhigh.

reallocate[](v.)

allocateagain再分配

[例]reallocatetheresponsibility

rebate(n)adeductionfromanamounttobe

paidorareturnofpartofanamountgivenin

payment退款

[例]Heisqualifiedforataxrebate

accordingtothenewpolicy.

receipt[](n.)pieceof

papershowingthatmoneyhasbeenpaidor

somethingreceived收条

[例]areceiptforitemspurchad

accountsreceivablemoneyowedtothecompany

应收帐款

[例]Theaccountreceivableamountsto1

milliondollars.

receiver[](n.)

governmentofficialappointedtorunacompany

inriousfinancialdifficulty破产案产业管

理人;涉讼财产管理人

[例]Thereceiverwasaskedtodealwithfund

shortageofthatcompany.

receivership[](n.)

thehandsofareceiver破产在管

[例]Thecompanywasputintoreceivership.

receptionist[](n.)

anofficeworkeremployedchieflytoreceive

visitorsandanswerthetelephone接待员

[例]Sheistheheadreceptionistofthe

hotel.

recession[](n.)period

ofloweconomicactivity不景气,衰退期

[例]Thereisusuallyanobviousincreain

unemploymentwhenbusinessisinrecession.

[同义词]depresdmarket

recognize[](v.)

accept认为

[例]Unionsarerecognizedbythemanagement

andnegotiateonbehalfoftheworkforce.

recognition[]

(n.)acceptance,acknowledgement承认

[例]arecognitionoftheircivilrights

recoup[](v.)getbackmoney

获得补偿

[例]Werecoupedourinvestmentintwo

years.

.

...

recover[](v.)getbetter

afteradownturn复原

[例]Thestockmarkethasnotrecovered

sincethebigfall.

recovery[](n.)

improvement,gettingbacktotheprevious

(better)position复原

recruit(v.)takeonanewperson招收(新成

员)

[例]Ourtradeunionhasrecruitedanumber

ofnewmembersthisyear.

[同义词]enlist

recruitment[]

(n.)processoftakingonnewpeople招收(新

成员)

[例]Adsremainagoodsourceofmanagement

recruitment.

red(n.)intheredshowingaloss负债

[例]Mybankaccountisalwaysinthered.

redeem[](v)ert

intocash兑现

[例]redeemstocks

ff还清

[例]redeemthemortgage

reduction[](n.)the

stateofbeingsmaller,lowering缩减

[例]Theproductreductionimpliesthe

company’sproducingfocushaschangetoanew

area.

redundant[](adj.)

havinglostone’sjob失业

redundancy[](n.)

stateofhavinglostone’sjob失业

[例]Theredundancyofthefathermeansthe

familyhaslostitsincomeresource.

reference[](n.)written

reportonsomeone’spersonalityand/or

ability,oftenwrittenbyaprevioumployer

推荐(信)

[例]Ifyouwanttoopenanoffshoreaccount

inHK,areferenceletterfromyourprent

bankisnecessary.

[同义词]recommendation

refund[]1.(n.)money

paidback退款

2.(v.)paybackmoney退款

[例]Themoneywillberefundedifthegoods

arefaulty.

refurbish[](v.)to

makeclean,bright,orfreshagain;renovate

刷新,创新

[例]refurbishourstoreforbetterprofile

region[](n.)anareaof

interestoractivity;asphere区域

[例]Sheisthechiefreprentativeofthe

eastregion.

regularcustomer(n)apersonwhogoestothe

sameplaceorusthesamervicefrequently

老顾客

[例]Sheisoneofourregularcustomersand

receivesmanypriorities.

reimbur[](v.)

topayback偿还

[例]Wewillreimburyou(for)the

.

...

additionalpremium.

[同义词]repay,refund

reimburment(n.)moneypaidback付还,补

[例]Inreimburment(oftheexpens),

pleadrawonus.

reinsure(v)toinsureagain,especiallyby

transferringinwholeorinpartariskor

contingentliabilityalreadycoveredunderan

existingcontract分保(以降低风险)

[例]Thisisahighlyriskyprojectandshould

bereinsuredtoreduceinvestmentrisk.

relief[](n.)taxrelief

减免(税)

[例]Wearehopingtogettaxreliefonthe

newinvestment.

relocate[](v.)

tomoveapersonoracompanytoanotherplace

重新安置

[例]Thiscompanywillberelocatedin

PudongNewArea.

relocation[]

(n.)processofmovingapersonoracompany

toanotherplace再分配,重新安置

[例]Therelocationofindustrycaudthe

dissatisfactionofworkers.

remit(v)moneybypost汇寄

[例]Sheremitshomemoneyeverymonth.

eladebt,taxorpayment免除

[例]Schoolremittedallhistuitionandfees

forhisoutstandinggrades.

remuneration

[](n.)

pay报酬

[例]Theyworkedinapoorconditionand

earnedmeagerremuneration.

remunerative[

](adj)able有利可图的

[例]aremunerativebusiness

-paid报酬高的

[例]aremunerativejob

render(v)tosubmitforpayment发出,开出

[例]renderanaccount

rent[]1.(n.)moneypaidtou

anoffice/propertyforaperiodoftime租金

[例]Therentincomecouldbeleviedtax.

2.(v.)paymoneyfortheuofofficetc.

付租金

Rep(n.)abbreviationforreprentative”

代表”的缩写

[例]ThefirstRepofficehasbeenopenedin

mainlandChina.

reportto(v.)beunder(someone)在(某人)直

接管理下

[例]Thentherearefourmanagerswhoreport

tome.

reposition[]

(v.)tochangetheconsumers’perceptionof

aproductorarvice使改变主张、态度等

[例]Wemustrepositionwhattheconsumers

need.

reprent[](v.)

workonbehalfof代表

[例]HereprentedRossomonatthe

.

...

conference.

[同义词]standfor,embody,subsitutefor

reprentative

[](n.)

salesperson销售代表

reputable[](adj.)

wellthoughtofbyothers,withagood

reputation著名的

[例]KPMGisahighlyreputableaccounting

company.

reputation

[](n.)

opinionheldbyothers声誉

[例]Highpayratessucceedingettingan

organizationthereputationofbeingagood

employer.

[同义词]fame,celebrity

requirement[]

(n.)whatisneeded需要的东西

[例]Thenwemustconsiderthe

organisation’srequirements.

rerves()amountofmoneytaside

fromprofitsforaspecificpurpo储备金

[例]Theyhaverervesofpensions.

reshuffle[](v.)to

arrangeororganizeanew改组

[例]reshufflethedepartment

resign[](v.)giveup

one’sjob辞去职务

[同义词]abdicate,leave

resignation[]

(n.)theactofgivingupone’sjob辞职

[例]Tohissurpri,hegotaresignation

letterfromoneofhisniormanagerstoday.

resistance[](n.)

negativefeelingstowardsaproductorrvice

抵制

[例]Weencounteredalotofresistancein

themarket.

resorthotel旅游胜地的旅馆

respond[](v.)reply反应

[例]Howdotheupmarketursrespondto

thenewtype?

respon[](n.)answerto

aquestion,reactiontoaproductorrvice

反应

results(n.)profitorlossattheendofan

accountingperiod一个会计期间的损益状况

[例]Weannouncedsomegoodresultsforlast

year.

retail[]1.(n.)saleof

goodstotheendcustomer零售

2.(v.)llgoodsdirecttocustomers零售

[例]Dealersareretailingthegoodsat&17.

retailer[]personwho

llsgoodsdirect零售商

retainedearnings(n.)undistributedprofits

未分配利润

[例]Theretainedearningsareprofitsthat

cannotbedistributed.

retire[](v.)stop

.

...

workingbecauofoldageorillness退休

[例]Shehastoretirethisyearforsheis

50.

retirement[](n.)

timewhenonestopsworkingbecauofoldage

orillness退休

[例]Asretirementapproaches,thereis

oftenadecelerationperiod.

return[](n.)profitfrom

aninvestment(投资)回报

[例]Whatsortofreturncanweexpect?

ROI(returnoninvestment)投资回报

revaluate[](v)

toincreatheexchangevalueof(anation's

currency)使(货币)升值

[例]Thegovernmentdecidetorevaluateher

currency.

[同义词]upvalue

[反义词]devaluate

revamp[](n.)a

completereorganizationorrevision重组

[例]ThenewCEOgavehiscompanyamajor

revamp.

revenue[](n.)income

received收入

[例]Thefinancialdepartmenthasannounced

thenetrevenueoflastyearinthemeetingof

broadofdirectors.

review[]1.(v.)look,check

评论

[例]anannualreview

reward[]1.(n.)something

givenforgoodwork奖赏

[例]Thesupervisor’spraimaybeenough

ofarewardtokeepproductivityup.

2.(v.)givesomethingforgoodwork酬劳

[例]Yourincentiveplanshouldtherefore

rewardemployeesindirectproportiontotheir

increadproductivity.

rework[](v.)todoagain,

normallybecauofpoorquality重做

[例]Youmustreworkbecauthequalityof

thearrayofchinaistoopoor.

risk[](n.)chanceofsuccessor

failure风险

[例]takearisk

[同义词]hazard,peril,danger

riskcapital(n.)moneyforinvestmentin

projectswithahighriskbutalsowitha

potentialforahighreturn风险资本

[例]Thehigherprofitsyoucangetfromrisk

capital,thehigherriskyoumighthave.

risk-freeinvestmentinvolvingnoriskatall

零风险投资

risky(adj.)有风险的

[例]That’sariskyventure.

[同义词]hazardous,perilous,dangerous

rival[]1.(n.)competitor

竞争对手

[例]Weareinformedourrivalhaxplored

alargemarketinMiddleEast.

2.(adj.)competing竞争的

rock-bottom(adj)thelowestpoint最低点

.

...

[例]Thisisarock-bottomprice,andisour

bestoffer.

round[](adj.)correctto

nearest10or100约略的(以整数计)

[例]Inroundfigureswecansay£5,000.

roundup/down(n.)increa/decreatoa

roundnumber四舍五入为整数

royalty[](n.)moneypaid

toaninventor/creator/writerbythelicene

orpublisher版税

[例]8%royaltytothewriter

RSVP=pleareply(法文)请回复

run[](v.)manage,organize管理

[例]Herunstwobusiness.

run(v)tocontinueineffectoroperation

有效

[例]aleawithoneyeartorun

running[](adj.)ing

运营的

[例]runningcosts

uing连续的

[例]arunningconversation

.

...

S

sack[]1.(v.)dismiss解雇2.(n.)

terminationofemployment解雇

[例]Hewasgiventhesack.

salary[](n.)pay,usually

expresdasanannualsumandpaidmonthly

薪水

[例]Thepayrollconsistsofthewagesand

salariespaidtoemployees.

[同义词]pay,wage,remuneration

salesperson(n.)personwholls销售员

sample[]1.(n.)aspecimenof

aproductudtoshowwhatitislike样品

[例]Thesampleisforreferenceonly.

2.(v.)totryoutsomething尝试

3.(v.)totestaproductonasmallgroupof

atargetaudience取样

saturate[](v.)fill

somethingcompletely饱和

[例]Themarketissaturated.

[同义词]glut

saturation[]

(n.)astageinamarket’sdevelopmentwhere

thereisnoroomforfurthergrowth饱和

[例]Somanycompanieshaveenteredthat

marketthatithasreachedsaturationpoint.

save[](v.)keep,notspendmoney

节约

[例]Duetothehighcostofoffice

stationery,youallshouldhavethenof

savingpaper,pens,etc.

saver[](n.)personwhosaves

节省的人

savings[]()money

saved储蓄

[例]Itissaidthattheoldcouplehasover

10milliondollarssavings.

scale[](n.)systemformeasuring,

dividedintolevels刻度

[例]Wecanevaluateperformanceonascale

from1to5.

scarce[](adj.)rare,very

limited,insufficient稀缺的

[例]ThemineralisscarceinChinasoit

costhightobearawmaterial.

scheme[](n.)asystematicplan

ofaction计划,安排

[例]applyforsix–monthtrainingschemes

scrap[]1.(n.)wastematerial

ornon-qualityproducts废料,残余物

2.(v.)tothrowawaysomethingbecauitis

wasteorofpoorquality废弃

[例]Youcanlltheoldcarforscrap.

scrapvalue(n)theworthofanitemaswaste

materialtoberecycled废料价值

[例]Thescrapeofthislemon(次品,尤指

破车)isabout200USD.

asonal[](adj.)which

onlyhappensincertainasons季节性的

[例]Ice-creamsalesareveryasonal.

ction[](n.)partofa

department部分

[例]Thepersonneldepartmentisdivided

.

...

into5ctions,eachdealingwitha

specializedarea.

ctor[](n.)partofthe

economyorindustry部门

[例]Thehi-techctorisgrowingfast.

curities[](n.

pl)investmentsinstocksandshares有价证

[例]YesterdayIboughtcuritiesinstock

exchangebuilding.

gment[](v.)dividea

marketintodifferentparts分割市场

[例]gmentmarketsintoveralparts

lect[](v.)choo挑选

[例]TheHRdepartmentshouldlecttho

mostsuitableandcompetentcandidates.

lection[](n.)actof

choosing挑选

lectionboard(n.)groupofpeoplethat

choosacandidateforajob选拔委员会

lf-made(adj)havingachievedsuccessor

recognitionbyone'sownefforts白手起家的

[例]alf-mademillionaire

ller’smarket(n)amarketcondition

characterizedbyhighpricesandasupplyof

commoditiesfallingshortofdemand卖方市场

[例]Itisnowaller’smarketandtheprice

isbittoohigh.

minar[](n.)ameeting

foranexchangeofideas;aconference讨论

[例]amarketingminar

mi-skilled(adj.)withsometraining半熟

练的

[例]mi-skilledworkers.

nsible[](adj.)acting

withorexhibitinggoodn明智的

[例]Itemsnsibletolookatdeveloping

resorthotels.

rvice[](n.)

dealingwithcustomers服务

[例]Therviceixcellent—wenever

havetowait.

iningamachineingoodworkingorder

保养

[例]Thephotocopierisdueforarvice.

ttle[](v.)pay偿还

[例]ttletheirdebts

ttlement[](n.)as

paymentforsth清偿

[例]Iencloacheckinttlementofyour

account.

xualharassmentunwantedandoffensive

xualadvancesorxuallyderogatoryor

discriminatoryremarks,asthomadebyan

employertoanemployee性骚扰

[例]Nowadays,xualharassmentisquite

commoninoffices.

share[](n.)share市场份

[同义词]portion,part,division

artofacompany’scapital股份

.

...

shareholder[](n.)

personwhoownssharesinacompany股东

shelf-life(n.)lengthoftimeaproductcan

bedisplayedforsale货架期,保存限期

[例]Theshelf-lifeofthisbrandisone

fortnight.

shift[](n.)partoftheworking

dayinafactory班制

[例]Youneedtodecidesometimebeforenext

Mondayifyouwanttoworktheearlyshiftor

thelateshift.

shootupincrearapidly猛涨

[例]Thedemandofthismedicinehasshotup

recentlyduetoSARS.

clodshopschemewhereonlyunionmembers

areallowedtoworkinanorganizationorin

certainjobs只雇佣某一工会成员的工厂(商店)

openshopschemewherenon-unionmembersare

allowedtoworkinanorganizationorin

certainjobs自由雇佣企业

shopsteward(n.)tradeunionleaderelected

bytheunionmembers工人代表

shopfloor(n.)placewheregoodsareproduced

inafactory车间

shortlist1.(n.)listofsuccessfulpeople

whogothroughtothenextstageofalection

process供最后选择的候选人名单2.(v.)to

lectpeopletogothroughtothenextstage

选出最后候选人

[例]Herearethecandidateswhomwe’ve

shortlisted.

showroom[](n.)roomwhere

goodsorsamplesaredisplayed展厅

[例]Themomentanewcarisdrivenawayfrom

theshowroom,itsvaluewilldropbyasmuch

as12percent.

sickleaveabncefromworkthroughillness

病假

[例]Ididn’tfeelwellyesterdaysoIasked

forasickleave.

sicknote病假条letterfromdoctorstating

thatapersonistooilltowork

[例]Ifyouareabntforlonger,thenyou

shouldarrangetoeyourdoctorandaskfor

asicknote.

sickpay(n.)moneypaidduringabncefrom

workthroughillness病假工资

[例]Youngerworkersaremoreinterestedin

highdirectearningsattheexpenof

indirectbenefits,likepensionsand

sickpay.

sideline(n)anactivitypursuedinaddition

toone'sregularoccupation副业

[例]Heisdoingrealestateconsultationas

hissideline.

simulation[]

(n.)trainingactivityinwhichtraineesplay

theroleofothersinordertodeveloptheir

skills模拟,演练

[例]Wewilltakeabusinesssimulationin

tomorrow’strainingclass.

site[](n.)placewherefactory

.

...

isbuilt地点,场所

[例]Thesteelfactorywillbebuiltatthis

site.

skilledemployee(n.)workerwhohashadfull

training熟练工

[例]Skilledemployeesaresometimes

reprentedbyadifferentunionfromthe

mi-skilledandunskilled.

skimming[](n.)ttinga

highpriceinordertomaximizeprofitsinthe

shortterm以高价在短期最大程度赢利(撇脂定

价)

[例]Skimmingisonepricestrategythatis

udbydealers.

slogan[](n.)aphra

whichisudtollaproduct口号,标语

[例]Theycreatedanattractivesloganso

thatthebookixpectedtodominatethe

best-llerlists.

[同义词]logo

slotmachine(n)avendingorgamblingmachine

operatedbytheinrtionofcoinsintoaslot

自动贩卖机(赌博机)

[例]Hemakeabigfortuneusingslotmachines

llingdrinksinthesubwaystations.

slump[](n.)rapiddecrea暴

[例]aslumpinsales

[同义词]depression,recession

soft-ll[]

(n.)llingbyargumentandencouragement

ratherthanstrongpressuretobuy软推销,劝

买、说服式推销

sole[](adj.)only唯一的

[例]soledistributor

solicitor[](n.)

lawyer律师

[例]Asfortheoutstandingpayment,wehave

nootherchoicebutturntooursolicitors.

solvent[](adj.)having

enoughmoneytopaydebts有还债能力的

[例]Theyoungmanissolventtopaythe

money.

solvency[](n.)the

stateofhavingenoughmoneytopaydebts偿

付能力

sound[](adj.)stable,strong

财力强大的,可靠的

[例]Thecompanyisfinanciallysound.

sourcing(n.)obtaininggoodsfromsuppliers

采购

[例]Dualsourcingismorecurethan

singlesourcing.

sparepart(n.)smallpieceofmachineryud

torepairormaintainamachine备件

[例]Pleabuythesparepartsfromthat

hardwarestore.

specializeintoconcentrateonaparticular

activityorproduct专门经营

[例]Someplacesdon’thavefirmswho

specializeinthissortofthing.

specification

[](n.)key

.

...

informationaboutaproductorrvice详述,

规格

[例]Wecansupplysteelplatestoyour

specifications.

speculate(v)toengageinthebuyingor

llingofacommoditywithanelementofrisk

onthechanceofprofit投机(一般指短期性的

投机)

[例]Heisspeculatinginshort-term

investment.

spin-off(n.)by-product副产品

[例]Thismaterialisaspin-offfromspace

industry.

spokesman[](n.)also

spokesperson,spokeswomanpersonwhospeaks

forothers发言人

[例]Iactasthemainspokesmanforthe

departmentandreprentpersonnel

issuesinallourniormanagement

discussions.

sponsor[](n.)personor

companywhichpaysforanevent(sports,

cultureetc.)赞助商

[例]Sponsorofthemeetingwilldeclarethe

finalwinnerofthiscompetition.

[同义词]patron

sponsorship[](n.)act

ofsponsoring赞助

[例]Thatcompanytookthesponsorshipof

theShanghaiEducationExhibition.

spotcash(n)paymentforgoodsthatare

deliveredimmediately货到付款

[例]Ourcustomerrequestedspotcash

deliveryforthepilotorder.

spread[](n.)difference

betweenllingandbuyingpricesofshares

(证券)买卖报价的差额

spreadsheet(n.)thedisplay,withmultiple

columnsandrows,thatsuchaprogramallows

tobeprinted.空白表格(用于会计等)

[例]Ihaveallthespreadsheetreadyfor

ourmeetingtomorrowafternoon.

staff[](n.)peopleemployed

byacompany员工

[例]Allstaffareconsideredtobepunctual

andhard-working.

[同义词]employee,manpower,personnel

stag[]1.(n.)personwhobuys

sharesandthenllsthemimmediately证券

投机商

[同义词]speculator

2.(v.)tobuyanewissueofsharesandthen

llimmediately赌买某公司的股票而立刻出卖

以赚钱

[例]Helivesonstaginginnewissues.

stagnant[](adj.)not

moving,inactive停滞的

[例]Themarketisstagnant.

[同义词]static,motionless

stagnate[](v.)

remaininthesameposition,notimproveor

develop停滞

stagnation[](n.)

thestateofremaininginthesameposition停

滞状态

.

...

stake[](n.)ashareoran

interestinanenterpri,especiallya

financialshare股份

[例]Ihaveastakeinthatcompany.

stand[](n.)tablefordisplay

inanexhibition展台

[例]totupastandatabusiness

exhibitioninaforeigncity

standardize[](v.)to

cautoconformtoastandard标准化

[例]Ourproductsareallstandardizedones.

start-upcapitalthecapitaludtostartup

abusiness启动资金

[例]Thestart-upcapitalisquitelittle,

sothisprojectisnotsorisky.

statistics[](n.)

numericaldata统计数据

[例]Thestatisticsshowthatmarginprofit

ofourcompanyisdeclining.

statute[](n.)law

pasdbyParliament法令,条例

[例]Thelawisdecreedbystatute.

[同义词]decree,edict

statutory[]

(adj.)referringtoalawpasdbyParliament

法定的

[例]Everyonehashisorherstatutory

rights.

stock[](n.)tyofgoods

forsale;inventories库存

[例]outofstock

nterestcurities(USbonds)证券

[例]Hemadefortunefrominvestinginthe

stockmarket.

stockexchangemarketinwhichcuritiesare

traded证券交易所

stockbroker(n.)personwhobuysandlls

sharesforclients股票经纪人

[同义词]marketmaker

stockcontrollerpersonwhocontrols

inventories库存管理员

strategic[]

(adj.)referringtoaplanofaction战略的

[例]Wediscusdthestrategicplansinthis

project.

strategy[](n.)future

actiontoachieveobjectives战略,策略

[例]Wewilllearnstrategymanagementthis

mester.

[同义词]tactics

streamline[](v.)to

improve精简、改善使提高效率

[例]Wemuststreamlineourproduction

procedures.

strength[](n.)an

attributeoraqualityofparticularworthor

utility;anast长处

[例]Everyonehashisorherstrengthsand

weakness.

stress[](n.)worrycaudby

difficulties紧张

[例]Aconddrawbackofconflictisthe

.

...

emotionalstressfortheparticipants.

strike[](n.)workstoppage

organizedbyworkersortradeunion罢工

[例]Everyoneinthatctionisonstrike.

strongroom(n)astronglybuiltfireproof

roomdesignedforthesafekeepingofmoneyor

valuables保险库

[例]Hestoresallhisvaluablesinthe

strongroom

subcontract[]

(v.)toarrangewithanothercompanytodosome

work,tondproductionworktoanother

company转包合同

[例]Hesubcontractedtheinstallationof

theshowertoaplumber.

subcontractor

[](n.)

companywhichdoesworkformaincontractor转

包商

subordinate[]1.

(n.)personbelowanotherinthecompany

hierarchy下属

[例]Togetonwellwithyoursubordinateis

notaveryeasything.

[同义词]inferior,junior,subaltern

2.(adj.)lower下属的

[例]subordinateposition

[同义词]inferior,lesr,lower

subscribe[](v.)1.

payinadvanceforanumberofissuesofa

publication订阅2.认购(股票)applyfor

shares

[例]subscribetoanewshareissue

subscriber[](n.)

personwhopaysforapublicationinadvance

订户

subscription[]

(n.)aidinadvanceforanew

publication订金

ofsubscribingtoanewshareissue

认购(新股)

subsidiary[](n.)

companywhichisatleast51%ownedbyaparent

company子公司

[例]Themulti-internationalcompany’s

profitsaremostlyfromitsoveras

subsidiaries.

[同义词]associatecompany

subsidi(v.)helporsupportfinancially

资助

[例]TheGovernmentsubsidisnew

investmentindepresdareas.

subsidy[](n.)moneygiven

tosupportunprofitableenterpris补助金

[同义词]allowance

summari[](v.)explain

inshort总结

[例]Pleadrawattentiontosummariesthe

project’skeyideaduetothetimelimits.

[同义词]sumup,epitomize

superior[](n.)

personaboveanotherinthecompanyhierarchy

上级

[同义词]chief,manager,director

supervi[](v.)

tohavethechargeanddirectionof;

.

...

superintend督导,管理

[例]Theteachersupervidourdrawing

class.

[同义词]direct,superintend,administer

supervisor[](n.)

personwhoisinchargeofothers主管

[例]Thesupervisorwillnotbereprented

bythesameunionasthepeoplesupervid.

supervisory

[](adj.)

whichinvolvesbeinginchargeofothers管

理的

[例]supervisorypost

supply[]1.(n.)provision

供给

[例]Wearesubjecttothelawsofsupplyand

demand.

2.(v.)providesomething供给

supplier[](n.)

person/companywhichsuppliesgoodsor

rvices供应商

[同义词]stockist

survey[](n.)

investigation调查

[例]Recentsurveyshaveshownthat

employersarereluctanttoimprovehealthand

safetyconditions.

sustainable[](adj.)

beavailableinthefuture可持续的

[例]sustainabledevelopment

suspension(n)adebarment,asfromofficeor

privilege停职

[例]Hewillbeonsuspensionbecauofhis

derelictionofduty

SWOTanalysis(n.)analyzingacompanyor

projectbyitsStrengths,

Weakness,OpportunitiesandTreatsSWOT

分析

[例]TheprocessofutilizingtheSWOT

approachrequiresaninternalsurveyof

strengthsandweaknessoftheprogram

andanexternalsurveyofthreatsand

opportunities.

synergy[](n.)producing

betterresultsbyworkingtogetherratherthan

parately协同(增效)

synthetic[](adj.)

man-made人造的

[例]Theproductsaremadeofsynthetic

material.

[同义词]artificial

.

...

T

tactic[](n.)action/step

takenaspartofcarryingoutastrategy策

略,战术

[例]Thetacticissuppodtobecompleted

in2months’timebutactuallyitjustud

1monthinadvance.

table[](n.)anorderly

arrangementofdata,especiallyoneinwhich

thedataarearrangedincolumnsandrowsin

anesntiallyrectangularform表格

[例]filloutthetableforthepersonal

information

[同义词]chart,graph

tailor[](v.)designsomething

foraspecialpurpo定制

[例]Ourproductsaretailoredtoour

customers’needs.

tailor-madeproducts定制品

takeover(n.)buyinganexistingbusiness收

[例]Wearefightingatakeoverbid.

target[]1.(n.)aim目标

[例]Oursalestargetsarehigh.

2.(v.)aimat目标为

[例]Wehavetargetedthe30-45agegroup.

targetcustomertheaimedcustomer目标顾客

targetmarkettheaimedmarked目标市场

[例]OuttargetmarketnextyearisSouth

America.

tariff[](n.)taxorcharge

paidtoenteramarket关税

[例]theECtariffbarriers

task[](n.)joborpartofajob

任务

[例]Employeesmustalsoperceivetheycan

actuallydothetasksrequired.

taskforce(n.)agroupofpeoplewhoworkto

carryoutatask,forexample,solvinga

problem特别工作组

tangibleast(n)aststhathavematerial

form有形资产

[例]Nextweekwewillasssthetangible

astsofthatcompanyfortheliquidation.

tax[]1.(n.)moneychargedbythe

governmentoranofficialbodytopayfor

rvices税

[例]Everyoneshouldpayincometax.

2.(v.)makesomebodypaytax征税

capitalgainstax(n.)taxontheprofitmade

onthesaleofasts资本收益税

corporationtaxtaxonprofits公司所得税

incometaxtaxonpersonalincome个人所得

valueaddedtax(VAT)taxongoodsand

rvices增值税

taxallowancepartofincomewhichisreceived

taxfree收入免税额

[例]Foreignpassportholdersaregiven

4,000USDtaxallowance.

.

...

taxable[](adj.)liable

tobetaxed应征税的

taxation[](n.)

processoftaxing税收

[例]Thetaxationpolicyhereisvery

advantageousforthoforeigners.

taxavoidance=TAXEVASION(n.)tryingto

avoidtaxillegally(非法的)逃税

[例]Theactoftaxavoidanceisillegal.

taxevasion(n)illegalactionthatistaken

toreducetheamountoftaxpaid偷税

[例]Now,manystartsarechargedwithtax

evasion.

tax-deductible(adj.)partof

income/expensnotaxneedbepaidon可抵

扣税的

taxloophole(n.)legalmeansofnotpaying

tax(合法的)避税

teambuilding(n.)trainingactivitiesto

improverelationshipsbetweenpeoplewhowork

together团队建设

telesales(n.)llingoverthephone电话

销售

[例]Theymadeasuccessfultransactionby

telesales.

temp(n)atemporaryworker,asinanoffice

临时工

[例]DuringtheurgentperiodoftimewhenSARS

wasquiteriousinBeijing,hospitalsneeded

alotoftempstoattendpatients.

temporary[](adj.)

onlyforashortorlimitedtime暂时的,临

时的

[例]Waitressisonlymytemporaryjobinthe

town.

[同义词]impermanent,transient,

transitory

temporarypostjobforalimitedtime临时职

tenant[](n.)onethatpays

renttouoroccupyland,abuilding,or

otherpropertyownedbyanother承租人

[同义词]leaholder,renter,lese

tender[]1.(n.)offerfora

contractatacertainprice投标

[例]Thepurcharinvitedtendersfrom3

suppliers.

2.(v.)offerapriceandconditionsfora

contract投标

territory[](n.)sales

orbusinessarea区域

[例]Nextyear’stargetistomaximizethe

territoryofthepotentialmarketinChina.

tertiaryindustry=rviceindustry第三产

[例]Tertiaryindustryisthepillarindustry

formanyindustrializednations.

throughput[](n.)total

volumeofproductionthroughaplant生产总

容量,生产能力

[例]Howaboutthethroughputofyourfirm

thisyear?

.

...

thin(adj)havinglittlellingandbuying

交易清淡的

[例]athinmarket

tie[](n.)relationship,connection

(生意)关系

[例]todevelopclotieswiththe

business

timesheet=timecardasheetthatrecordsthe

numberofhoursworkedbyemployeesduringa

payperiod考勤卡

TQC(=TotalQualityControl)(n.)planto

obtainlowunitcostswiththebestpossible

quality全面质量管理

tough[](adj.)demandingor

troubling;difficult艰难的

[例]Inthetoughesttimeofourbusiness,

weshouldunitelikeone.

trackrecord(n.)experienceandresultsof

acompanyorpersonoveranumberofyears(多

年的)成就或业绩的记录

[例]Histrackrecordspeaksforitlf.

tradecret(n)acretformula,method,or

devicethatgivesoneanadvantageover

competitors商业秘密

[例]Hewassackedforhedisclodtrade

crettotherivals.

balanceoftradeinternationaltrading

positionofacompany贸易差额

tradingprofitgrossincomeexceedingtotal

costs销售毛利

tradefair交易会

[例]GuangdongTradeFair

trademark[](n.)

registerednameordesignofacompanywhich

cannotbeudbyanothercompany商标

[例]Thereisalwaysacapitalletterof

“R”neartheproduct’strademark.

tradeunion(n.)groupofworkersorganized

togetherinordertobargainwithmanagement

abouttermsandconditionsofemployment工

[例]Tradeunionrecognitioniswidespread

inBritain,althoughtherehasbeenadropof

overtwomillionmemberssince1980.

traffic(n)illegalorimpropercommercial

activity(非法)交易

[例]drugtrafficoncitystreets

2.(v)tobuyandllgoods,usuallyillegal

ones非法买卖

[例]totrafficinfires

trainee[](n.)personwho

islearning受训者

[例]Thetraineewillworkdirectlywiththe

personheorsheistoreplace.

training[](n.)activities

toteachsomebodysomething培训

[例]Arecentreportonindustrialtraining

intheUKemphasizedthegreatneedformore

andbettertraining.

transaction[](n.)

exchangeofgoodsorrvicesformoney交易

[例]Heattendstothetransactionof

importantbusinesshimlf.

.

...

[同义词]deal,bargai,negotiation

transfer[]1.(n.)

movementofsomethingtoanotherplace转移

[例]Wecreditedyouraccountbybank

transfer.

2.(v.)movesomethingfromoneplaceto

another转移

[例]WetransferredourmoneytoTheCayman

Islands.

travelagency=travelbureauabusiness

thatattendstothedetailsoftransportation,

itinerary,andaccommodationsfortravelers

旅行社

[例]Manytravelagenciessufferedahuge

lossfromSRAS.

treasurer[](n.)person

wholooksafterfinanceandfundsofaclubor

society[US—…ofacompany]财务总管

treasury[](n.)government

departmentwhichdealswithacountry’s

finance财政部

treat[](v.)toprovidewith

food,entertainment,orgiftsatone'sown

expen款待,请客

[例]Itismyturntotreatyoutoday.

trend[](n.)generaldevelopment

inamarket/business趋势

[例]Thereisadownwardtrendininflation.

[同义词]tendency,inclination,direction

intriplicate(n)consistingoftheoriginal

documentandtwoidenticalcopies一式三

[例]Pleatypethedocumentsin

triplicate

troubleshooting(n.)activityofsolving

problems问题解答

TT(telegraphictransfer)电汇

[例]WeusuallyacceptTTinsteadofL/Cas

paymenttermwithourregularcustomers.

turnover[](n.)1.

totalamountofsales营业额

[例]Ourturnoverin1991was25%upon1990.

twhichstafforstockchange周转,

流通量

[例]Becauofthepoormanagement,there

isalargeturnoverinthiscompany.

staffturnoverspeedatwhichstaffchanges

人员流动率

stockturnoverspeedatwhichstockchanges

库存(商品)周转率

tycoon(n)awealthyandpowerful

businesspersonorindustrialist;amagnate商

业巨头

[例]anoiltycoon

.

...

U

ultimateconsumer(n)thepersonwhobuys,

usorconsumesaproduct最终用户

[例]ProactiveMarketingiscreatingdemand

ofultimateconsumersinsteadofmeetingtheir

requirementsandSonycompanyisanexcellent

performerofsuchmarketing.

undifferentiatedmarketing(n.)marketing

whichappealstoallctorsofthemarket

无差别市场策略

[例]Weshoulduthestrategyof

undifferentiatedmarketingthatappealsto

allctorsofthemarket.

undercut[](v.)toll

atalowerpricethancompetitors降价出售(以

抢生意)

[例]Theyareundercuttingusby20centsper

pack.

underinsured[]

(adj.)insufficientlyinsured保险不足的

[例]Manysmallcompanieshaveverylittle

insuranceatallandonlydiscoverthat

theyareunderinsuredwhenitistoo

late.

understaffed(adj)havenotenoughworkforce

forworkthathastobedone人手不足

[例]Althoughourmenareworkingveryhard

toprovidethebestrvicetoour

customers,sometimeswestillcannot

meetourcustomers’demandbecauwe

arenowriouslyunderstaffed.

undertake[](v.)to

agreetodosomething承担

[例]Wewillnotundertaketodoanything

withoutbeingsurethatwecandoit.

uneconomic(adj.)notabletomakeaprofit

不经济的,赚不到钱的

[例]Thisprojectisuneconomic.

[同义词]unprofitable

unemployment[]

(n.)stateofbeingwithoutajob失业

[例]Inthetimeoffinancialcrisis,the

unemploymentrateissurprisinglyhigh.

unemploymentbenefit(n.)moneypaidbythe

statetopeoplewithoutjobs失业救济

ungeared(adj)havingnoborrowings无借贷

[例]anungearedaccount

uniform[](n.)a

distinctiveoutfitintendedtoidentify

thowhowearitasmembersofaspecific

group.制服

[例]workuniforms

untapped[](adj.)not

utilized未开发利用的

[例]Chinaisanuntappedmarketforcarsin

theclofuture.

unit[](n.)singleitem单位

[例]Theunitcostgoesdownasproduction

increas.

uptodate(adj/adv)current,modern最近的,

最新的

[例]Theinformationisuptodateandshould

attracttheattentionofalltheinvestors.

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