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Question		Answer
goods that are bought or sold; good that are for sale in a shop/store start learning		merchandise
sth that is neither very good, large, hot, etc. nor very bad, small, cold, etc. start learning		moderate
a reduction in the cost of your insurance because you made no claims in the previous year start learning		no-claims bonus
(idiom) have the lowest level of income on which it is possible to survive start learning		(be) on the breadline
a shop/store or an organization that sells goods made by a particular company or of a particular type start learning		outlet
to be faster than the general rise in the prices of services and goods in a particular country start learning		outstrip inflation
to be faster, better or more successful than sb you are competing against (r) start learning		outstrip rivals
to be greater than the amount available start learning		outstrip supply
to be faster, better or more successful than sb you are competing against (c) start learning		outstrip the competition
to make sth such as a bad situation, a belief, etc. continue for a long time start learning		perpetuate
to fall suddenly and quickly from a high level or position start learning		plummet
the place where a product is sold start learning		point-of-sale
that opens quickly somewhere and is designed to only use that location for a short period of time start learning		pop-up
extremely poor; with very little money start learning		(be) poverty-stricken
an amount of money that you pay once or regularly for an insurance policy start learning		premium
getting rid of sth to improve your situation start learning		purge
to make sth happen start learning		result (in/from)
to increase very quickly and suddenly start learning		rocket
a type of bank account that pays interest on the money that is left in it, but from which you cannot take the money out without giving notice or losing interest start learning		savings account
items sold at a lower price than usual because they are not perfect start learning		seconds
to create or start a business that makes money by producing or selling goods or services start learning		set up a company
to build an arrangement of things in a public place to inform or entertain people or advertise sth for sale start learning		set up a display
to create or start a business that provides a service designing and producing adverts on behalf of other companies start learning		set up an advertising agency
sudden and rapid, especially of a change in sth start learning		sharp
a short period of time that you spend shopping, buying a lot of things start learning		shopping spree
large or important enough to have an effect or to be noticed start learning		significant
to fall in price, value, number, etc., suddenly and by a large amount start learning		slump
to rise very quickly start learning		soar
a number that is used to identify a particular bank start learning		sort code
to spend a lot of money on sth start learning		splash out on
to waste money, time, etc. in a stupid or careless way start learning		squander
firmly fixed; not likely to move, change or fail start learning		stable
an instruction that you give your bank to pay sb a fixed amount of money from your account on the same day each week/month, etc. start learning		standing order
developing, growing, etc. gradually and in an even and regular way start learning		steady
having little or noth enough money start learning		(be) strapped for cash
(idiom) to try very hard and find it difficult to earn just enough money to buy the things you need start learning		struggle to make ends meet
a person or company that provides goods start learning		supplier
to move quickly and with force in a particular direction start learning		surge
relating to or involving insurance that pays sb who is affected by your actions start learning		third-party
sth you really want and would do anything to get start learning		to die for
to make sth happen suddenly start learning		trigger
to fall suddenly in a dramatic way start learning		tumble
likely to change suddenly; easily becoming dangerous start learning		volatile
happening every week start learning		week in, week out
to be the explanation or cause of sth start learning		account for
to happen; to start exist start learning		arise (from)
to say or believe that sth is the result of a particular thing start learning		attribute to
(idiom) ruin a situation start learning		blow it
to cause the rate at which goods are produced to increase start learning		boost productivity
to cause an increase in the amount of money that you make in business after paying the costs involved start learning		boost profits
to make sth happen start learning		bring about
to cause the number of items sold to increase start learning		boost sales
a written statement of a contract of insurance that covers all the possible risks start learning		comprehensive policy
to carry out an investigation of the opinions, behaviour, etc. of a particular group of people, usually by asking questions start learning		conduct a survey
to study closely the different areas, countries or sections of the population that might buy goods or services start learning		conduct market analysis
to collect information about what people buy and why start learning		conduct market research
a small plastic card which stores information electronically and can contact an electronic device to which it is not connected in order to make a payment start learning		contactless card
a type of bank account that you can take money out of at any time, and that provides you with a chequebook and cash card start learning		current account
to go downwards or to a lower level start learning		dip
an instruction to your bank to allow sb else to take an amount of money from your account on a particular date, especially to pay bills start learning		direct debit
to become or make sth greater, worse, more serious, etc. start learning		escalate
sth that changes frequently in size, amount, quality, etc., especially from one extreme to another start learning		fluctuating
to waste time or money on things that are not important start learning		fritter away
to obtain a way of entering a place or the right to use sth start learning		gain access
to obtain knowledge and skill through doing sth for a period of time start learning		gain experience
to increase the amount that a company sells of its products or services compared with other companies selling the same things start learning		gain market share
to produce or create sth start learning		generate
(idiom) to cause sth to happen or exist start learning		give rise to
happeening slowly over a long period; not sudden start learning		gradual
to take place, especially without being planned start learning		happen
a situation that is annoying because it involves doing sth difficult or complicated that needs a lot of effort start learning		hassle
to be forced to stay somewhere or suffer sth unpleasant for a long time start learning		languish
to make a product available to the public for the first time start learning		launch a product
to start producing a series of adcerts in connection with a particular product start learning		launch an advertising campaign
to start an official examination of the facts about a situation, crime, etc. start learning		launch an investigation
to have sth as a result start learning		lead to
the amount of money that a person or company owes start learning		liability
a type of product start learning		line (of)
(idiom) to not spend more money than you have start learning		live within your means
an item that a shop/store sells at a very low price to attract customers start learning		loss leader
to agree, especially in business, on particular conditions for buying or doing sth start learning		make a deal
to lose money, especially in business start learning		make a loss
to have a powerful effect on sb/sth start learning		make an impact
to make money in business, or by selling things, after paying the costs involved start learning		make a profit
to earn just enough money to buy the things you need start learning		make ends meet
to control or influence how people behave start learning		manipulate behaviour
to control or use information in a skilful way to find things out or to make decisions start learning		manipulate data
to control or influence sb/sth, often in a dishonest way so that they do not realize it start learning		manipulate our minds
manipulate public opinion start learning		to control or influence the opinions that people in society have in a dishonest way so that they do not realize it

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