Business English Vocabulary OnlineMEETINGSUnit 27:
When does 'Yes' mean 'Yes'?appropriate
(adj)
1. suitable or right for a particular situation or person trust
(v)
1. to believe that someone is good and honest and will not harm you represent
(v)
1. to be equal to something
2. to officially speak or do something
for someone else because they have asked you to
3. to be the person from a
country, school, etc that is in a competition
4. to be a sign or symbol of
something
5. to show someone or something in a particular way achieve
(v)
1. to succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard contentious
(adj)
1. likely to make people argue reputation
(n)
1. the opinion that people have about someone or something based on
their behaviour or character in the past position
(n)
1. the way someone is sitting, standing, or lying, or if something
is pointing up or down, etc
2. the situation that someone is in
3. the
place where someone or something is
4. a job
5. a way of thinking about
a subject
6. the part that someone plays in a game such as football
7.
your level of importance in society commit
/ commit to (v)
hang
on (phrasal verb)
diligent
(adj)
1. working hard with care and effort lose
face (idiom)
equal
(adj)
1. the same in amount, number, or size upset
(adj)
1. unhappy or worried because something unpleasant has happened preliminary
(adj)
1. done or happening in order to prepare for the main event or activity seating
(n)
1. the seats in a public place, or the way that they are arranged
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