Business English Vocabulary OnlineWRITINGUnit 14:
Keep it simple and make it cleardespite
(prep)
1. used to say that something happened or is true, although something
else makes this seem not probable in
turn (idiom)
although
(conj)
1. despite the fact that
2. but bring
something forward (phrasal verb)
inadequate
(adj)
1. not good enough or too low in quality
2. not enough investigate
(v)
1. to try to discover all the facts about something, especially a
crime or accident emphasis
(n)
1. particular importance or attention that you give to something
2. the extra force that you give to a word or part of a word when you are saying
it italics
(n)
1. a style of writing or printing in which the letters slope to the
right
report
(n)
1. a description of an event or situation
faulty
(adj)
1. not working correctly component
(n)
1. one of the parts of something, especially a machine insist
(v)
1. to say firmly that something is true, especially when other people
do not believe you
2. to demand that something must be done or that you must
have a particular thing at
somebody's expense (idiom)
option
(n)
1. a choice batch
(n)
1. a group of things or people that are dealt with at the same time
or are similar in type omit
(v)
1. to not include something | 
