Business English Vocabulary OnlineWRITINGUnit 12:
You've got mailindispensable
(adj)
1. completely necessary replace
(v)
1. to start using another thing or person instead of the one that
you are using now
2. to start to be used instead of the thing or person that
is being used now
3. to get something new because the one you had before has
been lost or damaged
4. to put something back in the place where it usually
is means
(n)
1. a way of doing something
2. money threaten
(v)
1. to tell someone that you will kill or hurt them, or cause problems
for them if they do not do what you want
2. to be likely to cause harm or
damage to something or someone
3. If something bad threatens to happen, it
is likely to happen. imperfection
(n)
1. when something or someone is not perfect inflection
(n)
1. the way the end of a word changes to show tense, plural forms,
etc
2. the way that your voice goes up and down when you speak, for example
to show that you are asking a question transitory
(adj)
1. lasting only for a short time forward
(v)
1. to send a letter, email, etc that you have received to someone
else highlight
(v)
1. to emphasize something or make people notice something
2. to
make something a different colour so that it is more easily noticed, especially
written words pick
something/somebody up (phrasal verb)
paragraph
(n)
1. a part of a text that contains at least one sentence and starts
on a new line reasonably
(adv)
1. in a fair way, showing good judgment clarification
(n)
attachment
(n)
1. a computer file which is sent together with an email message
delay
(v)
1. to make something happen at a later time than originally planned
or expected
2. to cause someone or something to be slow or late patience
(n)
1. the quality of being able to stay calm and not get angry, especially
when something takes a long time
2. a card game for one person cancel
(v)
1. to say that an organized event will not now happen
2. to stop
an order for goods or services that you do not now want request
(n)
1. when you politely or officially ask for something | 
