Kolokwium 2

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to talk quickly in a way that is difficult to understand or doesn’t make sense
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babble
job or an activity of keeping an accurate record of money that is spent and received by a business or other organization
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bookkeeping
a likely possibility or future event is...
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on the cards
an amount of money coming in and going out of a business
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cash flow
all the clients or customers who regularly buy or use company’s products or services
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client base
to start combining different parts or different activities in order to try and work more efficiently
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consolidate
reduction in the amount of money that is spent on something or on the amount of people or resources that are used by an organization
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cutback
something very bad or very severe
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dire
to start providing a wider range of good or services
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diversify
a serious reduction in economic activity which can lead to businesses failing and people losing their jobs
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downturn
to start to sell its shares on the stock market
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float
to stop operating because it has too many financial problems
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go under
something or someone that is difficult to control
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handful
to survive with difficulty during a difficult period
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hang on (in there)
to be flooded by things that arrive un large numbers at the same time
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be inundated with something
to stop employing people because of lack of work for them
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lay off
level of confidence and positive feelings that people have
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morale
money that has to go on rent, wages, electricity, etc.
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overheads
to improve or increase
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pick up
kwartał
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quarter
to move a company from one place to another
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relocate
to change the organization or system of sth
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restructure
very reliable and can be depended on
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solid
to manage to do sth or see someone in a short period of time, even though you are very busy
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squeeze in
small new business that has been set up recently
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start-up
silent or in a bad mood
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sulk
to discuss the details of sth
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talk through
officially and legally end sth
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terminate
improvement in a situation
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upturn
survive throughout sth and can carry on normally after it has passed
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weather
publicly support and suggest an idea
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advocate
although
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albeit
someone owes money and should have paid earlier
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arrears
combination of bad economic conditions and a reduction of government spending
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austerity
to tie or connect things together
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bind
sth difficult or unpleasant that you have to deal with or worry about
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burden
maximum amount or number that can be held or contained
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capacity
an agreement where both sides make concessions or changes
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compromise
person or company that someone owes money to
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creditor
fail to do sth, especially not to pay a debt
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default
the amount by which money spent or owed is greater than money earned in particular period
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deficit
threats or force used to make someone do sth
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duress
a situation, especially one that involves several different factors or elements
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equation
to support an idea, belief or principle strongly
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espouse
to be, or have, more than a particular number or amount of sth
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exceed
the act of spending or using money
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expenditure
government measures to encourage economic growth
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fiscal stimulus
to increase sth
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hike
two or more things are not equal
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imbalance
to force someone to experience something negative
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inflict
being a natural part of something or the basic nature of sth
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intrinsic
to officially provide or distribute sth
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issue
the money or resources to do sth
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means
increasing gradually but significantly
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mounting
a level or degree in a scale or series of levels
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notch
removal by force
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overthrow
being from an early period of history, or not advanced
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primitive
wastefully extravagant or spending money recklessly
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profligate
scheme where people are forced to pay money to be protected
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protection racket
mutual or happening in return
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reciprocal
take back sth that was yours
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reclaim
system or planned way of doing things
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regime
to oppose or resist in a rebellious way
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rise up against
very little or not enough
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scant
limited or there is not much available
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scarce
state of being a servant or the fact of someone controlling you
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servitude
to reduce (costs, prices or jobs) a lot
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slash
spend a lot of money on something special
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splash out
loans that are offered to people with poor credit history
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sub-prime
amount that's more than what's needed
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surplus
a total or a score
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tally
something that represents a feeling, event or a fact
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token
when a country buys more than it sells to other countries
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trade deficit
to accept that a particular debt will not be paid
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write off
list of items to be discussed at a formal meeting
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agenda
any other business
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AOB
to talk to someone because you want them to do sth for you
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approach
a starting point or a main location
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base
the amount of profit or loss a business has made
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bottom line
a person who is in charge
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chair
an agreement where both sides give up sth they want in order to settle a disagreement
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compromise
to make a mistake
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err
company or a business
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firm
sth that matches or suits a situation or purpose
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fit
group of people who are used in market research
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focus group
to provide money for sth
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fund
someone or sth not friendly or helpful and intends to cause harm to someone
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hostile
to talk to politicians or governments in an organized way to try and get them to change a law or introduce a new law
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lobby
difference between the cost of making or buying a product and the amount of money it is sold for
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margin
to try to find a solution between two groups who disagree
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mediate
official notes taken during the meeting
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minutes
particular smell and often an unpleasant one
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odour
sth that's still happening and has not finished yet
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ongoing
to give work to another company to reduce costs
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outsource
to try to do more than you're able to
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overstretched
a way to do sth differently if the original way doesn't seem to be working
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plan B
the first model of sth
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prototype
an estimate of the future amount of sth
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projection
a particular feature or quality that sth has
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property
zakres/pomiędzy
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region
to sell products and promoting them to potential customers
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sales and marketing
reduce its size, amount or extent
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scale back
to make a definite deal that cannot be changed
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seal (the deal)
person or organization that owns shares in a company
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shareholder
to be distracted from what you were originally doing or talking about
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sidetracked
the act of smelling sth
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sniff
arkusz kalkulacyjny
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spreadsheet
udział na rynku
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stake
strajk
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strike
to try and get sth useful from it
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tap into
sth that's likely to change suddenly and unexpected
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volatile
someone who formally asks or applies for sth
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applicant
skills and abilities that allow someone to be employed
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employability
someone who starts and runs their own business
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entrepreneur
to make a problem or situation worse
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exacerbate
an amount of money given to someone for a particular purpose
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grant
someone who gives advice and support
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mentor
to reduce sth
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minimize
someone who takes part in an activity or event
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participant
a talk or a presentation to persuade someone to buy sth or accept and idea
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pitch
sth selected from a larger group for a particular purpose
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shortlisted
subskrypcja
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subscription
sth that uses methods that don't harm the environment
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sustainable
the ability of something to work or succeed
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viability
bransoletka
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bangle
w kratę
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checked
kropki
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dotted
postrzępiony
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frayed
odjechany, stylowy
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funky
podszewka
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lining
krzykliwy
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loud
poliester
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polyester
kucyk
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ponytail
kokarda
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ribbon
niechlujny
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scruffy
szew
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seam
okulary przeciwsłoneczne
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shades
porządny, silny
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sturdy
koturny
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wedges
dzwony
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flares
nażelowane (włosy)
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gelled
szkocka krata
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tartan

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