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Question		Answer
cram start learning		study in a very concentrated way for short time
past papers start learning		exam papers from previous years
rote-learning start learning		learning purely by repetition
mnemonics start learning		tricks that help you remember
acknowledge start learning		uznać / przyznać / wziać pod uwagę
assesed start learning		evaluated and given a grade
carry out research start learning		do research
comprehensive start learning		wszechstronny / ogólny
inherent in start learning		existing as basic part of something
league tables start learning		lists of schools or colleges from the best down to the worst
perpetuate start learning		make something continue
two-tier system start learning		a system with two separate levels, one is better than the other
perceives start learning		sees / considers
better-off start learning		richer
well-endowed start learning		receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people
excel start learning		achieve an excellent standard
bursaries start learning		money given to pay for studies, usually based on financial need
fast-paced start learning		things happen quickly there
openings start learning		available jobs
post start learning		job
subsidised start learning		partly paid by the company
hands-on experience start learning		practical / direct
shortlisted start learning		selected from a larger group
talk us through start learning		tell us about in more details
in-house training start learning		within the company
take on start learning		start to have
fill the post start learning		find someone to do the job
outlining start learning		giving an overview of something
opposite number start learning		has the same position/does the same job as me
counterpart start learning		more formal of opposite number
rapport start learning		comunication / relationship
pecking order start learning		hierarchical, system when some get profits before the others
job-share start learning		agreement when two people share the same job
hot-desking start learning		people sit at whichever desk is free on a particular day in the office
talk shop start learning		talk about work (informal)
mundane task start learning		ordinary, not interesting
knocking off start learning		finishing work (informal)
mind-numbing start learning		extremely boring
stuck in a rut start learning		trapped in a job you can’t escape from
dead-end job start learning		job with no prospects of promotion
technician start learning		persone whose job involves pracyical work with scientific or electrical equipment
went in with start learning		formed a business partnership with
run-of-the-mill job start learning		ordinary, not special or exciting
perks start learning		benefits
increments start learning		increases / rises
redundancies start learning		lay-offs
skeleton staff start learning		the minumum number of workers needed to keep operating
hard sell start learning		attempt to sell sth by being very forceful
part with their money start learning		spend money
merchandise start learning		priducts that are bought and sold (towar)
stocks it start learning		keep it in stock
wage start learning		wage
loss leader start learning		loss leader - towar sprzedawany po niższej cenie w celach reklamowych
go under the hammer start learning		sprzedaż przez licytacje
lucrative start learning		producing a lot of money
red tape start learning		bureaucracy (negative)
hammer out a deal start learning		work out a deal/ sign a contract/ close a contract

English Vocabulary in Use

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