Unit V. Eating Out

beverages

bill

bitter

bland

cafe

chewy

cookbook

creamy

crisp

cuisine

dessert

dining etiquette

dish

exotic

fast food restaurant

greasy

ingredients

main course

menu

order

pub

recipe

restaurant

salty

service

snack bar

spicy

starter

sweet

table manners

take-away

tasty

unusual

wine list

Unit VI. Technical means of communication

banner

can you hold on?

chat room

could I leave a message?

could you put me through to Mr. Brown?

could you speak up, please?

cyberspace

cyberstore

email

encrypted

hold the line, please

home page

I am afraid he is out at the moment

I can’t get through

I have to make a call

I want to book a call to Moscow

I’ll call back later

I’ll see if he is in

icon

interactive

is that Mr. Green?

is there any message?

link

modem

Mr. Jones is on the other line

Mr. Roberts is not available

net (internet)

online

phone book

service provider

software

sorry to have troubled you

speaking

surfing the net

the line is engaged

this is a private residence

this is Peter Smith calling

to make a long-distance call

web(world wide web)

webzine

who is calling, please?

you have got the wrong number

Unit VII Companies

a stock-holder

affairs

attract (ive)

authority

barrister

be involved

benefit

borrow (v)

capital stock

code of conduct

compete (v)

competitive

competitor

contribute(v)

customer

department

executive

financial data

fulfill (v)

gain (v)

headquarters

improve (v)

issue (v)

joint venture

liability

multinational

opportunity

own (v)

profit

provide(r)

purpose

receipt

scale

share (s) (v)

Sole Proprietorship

stock

subsidiary

turnover

unit.division (of the company)

value (v/n)

Unit VIII.Management styles

achieve (v)

allow (v)

appeal (v/n)

appreciate

approach

attitude

available

be engaged in

challenge (v/n)

decision

duty

employee (er)

encourage

equal

experience (v/n)

forgive (v)

imperative

influence (v/n)

level

objective

occur (v)

pay attention

performance

quality

reach (v)

relationship

require (v)

reward (v/n)

solve problems

staff

subordinate

succeed (v)

supervise (v)

support (v/n)

weakness

work force

Unit IX.Business ethics

bribery

copycat

dishonest

glass ceiling

illegal

negative publicity

product tampering

to accuse

to contaminate

to discriminate

to prosecute

to recall

to withdraw

unethical

unfair