Business English Vocabulary OnlineMEETINGSUnit 23:
What are your views?assemble
(v)
1. to join other people somewhere to make a group, or to bring people
together into a group
2. to build something by joining parts together in
advance (idiom)
schedule
(n)
1. a plan that gives events or activities and the times that they
will happen or be done
2. a list of times when buses, trains, etc arrive and
leave one-to-one
(adj, adv)
chair
(n) chair
(v) arise
(v)
1. If a problem arises, it starts to happen.
2. to get up, usually
from a bed establish
(v) consensus
(n)
resolve
(v)
point
of view (n)
1. a way of thinking about a situation
2. an opinion participant
(n)
1. someone who is involved in an activity reach
(v) compromise
(n)
agreement
(n)
1. a promise or decision made between two or more people
2. when
people have the same opinion as each other decision
(n)
1. a choice that you make about something after thinking about several
possibilities share
(n)
1. one of the equal parts that the value of a company is divided into
when it is owned by a group of people
2. a part of something that has been
divided staff
(n)
1. the people who work for an organization allocate
(v)
1. to give some time, money, space, etc to be used for a particular
purpose progress
(n)
1. development and improvement of skills, knowledge, etc
2. movement
towards a place pay
(n)
1. the money you receive from your employer for doing your job conditions
(n)
vacation
(n)
announce
(v)
1. to tell people about something officially or with force or confidence retirement
(n)
1. when you leave your job and stop working, usually because you are
old
2. the period of your life after you have stopped working | 
