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a document shared with other employees start learning
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change something, so that it is more effective or appropriate start learning
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conversation which aim is to make everyone prepared and understood the topic before the meeting (to make a good background knowledge before the meeting) start learning
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to succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard start learning
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the participants in an activity are the people who take part in it start learning
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with the purpose of achieving something (w celu) start learning
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rozwiązać wszystkie kwestie start learning
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preventing something from being successful or satisfactory start learning
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to give a rank for the issues, make ones more important and urgent than others start learning
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deciding what time to do something start learning
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deciding how much to spend on something start learning
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to stop yourself from doing something that you want to do start learning
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a feeling that you want to do or have something, although you know you should not (pokusa) start learning
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to succeed in achieving a deal/decision/agreement start learning
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to reach a deal/decision/agreement
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a successful country or organization that has a lot of power, energy, or influence start learning
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when people or company are discussing something start learning
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a part of a business that you own, or an amount of money that you have invested in a business (większościowy/mniejszościowy udział) start learning
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something you have planned is going to happen very soon start learning
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the idea/belief/custom becomes established among a group of people start learning
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something is operating fully and is no longer in its early stages start learning
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to use resource/market/situation or get something from it start learning
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to tap a resource / market / situation
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to make or change sth according to a customer's or user's particular needs start learning
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to call and attract someone’s attention (to call a taxi) start learning
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It is another person or thing that has a similar function or position in a different place (odpowiednik) start learning
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money that a company, organization, or government receives from people (przychód) start learning
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revenue minus the costs and expenses that a company pays to do business (dochód) start learning
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to have, especially to have something good / OR / to talk about something very proudly, in a way that other people may think is irritating start learning
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an advantage or extra thing, such as money or goods, which come with or you are given for doing your job start learning
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the process of asking about or investigating something in order to find out more about it (investigation, question) start learning
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to have enough money to buy something or enough time to do something or just to do something without causing problems start learning
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a group of people who are similar in age, social class, etc., especially considered as a group of consumers start learning
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something that makes you stop giving your attention to something else start learning
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to increase something’s strength start learning
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a quick look at someone or something start learning
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the number of people who "turned out" (= went to vote) start learning
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a written agreement between countries start learning
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to be full of difficult discussions start learning
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to be fraught with negotiations
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To follow their example (it’s thought other countries may also "follow suit") start learning
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to be the boss, to be in charge start learning
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legally responsible (Corporate officials are ___ for the safety of their employees.) start learning
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a legal obligation or responsibility to do something (The owners of a corporation have limited ___.) start learning
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to have to pay money back to someone / OR / to have to give something to someone because they deserve it (He ___ about £5000 to the bank. / I think I owe you an apology.) start learning
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the act of breaking up officially an organization or institution, or of formally ending a parliament / OR / the act of officially ending a formal agreement, for example, a marriage or a business arrangement start learning
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forming of a corporation (I started my business last year, and now I'd like to ___ it.) start learning
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the process of forming a corporation (The process of ___ of business is rather complicated.) start learning
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a kind of business that is owned and operated by only one person (A ___ is owned by one person who reports the profits on a personal income-tax return.) start learning
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the owner of the business, when it is owned by only one person start learning
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an association of two or more people, who agree to work together and share liability (= formal legal responsibility) for their actions. start learning
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when something usually or often happens (The bigger the company, the more complex its structure ___.) start learning
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one of the local offices that form part of a large business organization start learning
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A company controlled and owned by their parent company start learning
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a group of people who officially control a company or organization, or a particular type of business activity (The ___ approved the sales plan.) start learning
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someone who owns shares in a company, someone who invest a sum of money in a successful, growing company start learning
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the systems and processes for controlling and managing companies. It’s about the balance between the rights and responsibilities of the various executives, boards, committees, directors, and owners of the company. start learning
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to monitor and control something, to make sure it's working properly. start learning
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you don't notice something, perhaps because you're looking somewhere else start learning
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the noun from “oversee” and “overlook”. As an uncountable noun (i.e. without "an"), ___ is the process of overseeing something. But as a countable noun (i.e. with "an"), an ___ is a mistake caused by not noticing something (to overlook something). start learning
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events that happen once every year / OR / quantities or rates relate to a period of one year / OR / a book or magazine that is published once a year / OR / a plant that grows and dies within one year start learning
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events that happen four times a year, at intervals of three months / OR / a magazine that is published four times a year, at intervals of three months start learning
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to describe something that is above something else (for example in company hierarchy: management) or to describe higher part of something start learning
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someone who is employed by a business at a senior level / OR / committee or board of an organization that has the authority to make decisions and ensures that these decisions are carried out start learning
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to have control of or be responsible for someone or something (She's ___ a team of 20 people. / Who's ___ organizing the music for the party?) start learning
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to collect something together or to fit the different parts of it together start learning
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colloquial name for employees who work in industry, doing physical work start learning
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colloquial name for employees who usually work in offices start learning
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a place where metal or glass is melted and made into objects/goods (odlewnia) start learning
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a place where raw materials are made into products (a cotton/woollen ___ / a paper/steel ___) start learning
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a place where an industrial process takes place start learning
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a place where goods are manufactured (fabryka, wytwórnia) start learning
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a person whose job is to sell a company's products or services, especially by traveling around and visiting other companies (it is kind of a short name) start learning
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necessary, essential or very important start learning
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a young bird that is learning to fly. By extension, a company or industry which is a new one with not much experience in a business activity start learning
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an organization which does not have many different levels of employees between the top and the bottom start learning
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