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impose (a tax, fee, or fine). start learning		levy a new tax could be levied on industry to pay for cleaning up contaminated land
provide money to pay (a cost or expense). start learning		Defray The preceeds from the raffle help to defray the expenses of the evening
to find out or determine something for certain start learning		ascertain an attempt to ascertain the cause of the accident
cause (something) to change direction by interposing something; turn aside from a straight course. start learning		deflect they are trying to deflect further legislation by introducing their own programs
playing with new ideas with no restraints start learning		blue - sky thinking
thinking outside normal boundaries start learning		thinking outside the box /divergent thinking
the capacity to reatructure ideas and see connections between things start learning		cognitive flexibility
a group of experts brought together to develop ideas on a particular subject start learning		think tank
a diagram visually organizing information and showing relationships between ideas start learning		mind map
flexible adaptable internal organisation or structure start learning		fluid set-up
the conditions or features that make certain business more successful than others in the same or similar market start learning		competetive advantage
the capacity to restructure ideas ans see connections between things start learning		pursue new ideas
wydajnosć/uwydajnić start learning		yield
silver bullet start learning		simple, quick and highly effective solution to a difficult or complex problem
ripple effect start learning		efekt domina
company was started start learning		founded
liquidated start learning		shut down
made redundant start learning		laid off
have a look at start learning		go over
hire/employ start learning		take on
begin something start learning		take up
started to grow start learning		take off
postpone start learning		bring forward
lasted start learning		caught on
face value and par value start learning		Face value: The value printed on a financial instrument (like a bond or share); used mainly for identification and calculations (e.g., interest). Par value: The nominal value at which a security is issued or redeemed
overdraft start learning		An overdraft is when a bank allows you to withdraw or spend more money than you have in your account, up to an agreed limit. You usually pay interest and/or fees on the overdrawn amount.
be in the black start learning		financially profitable
falling into arrears start learning		means that you are temporarily behind on payment
falling into default start learning		meana that you have failed to pay entirely or breached the contract
zgromadzić start learning		amass
discretionary bonus start learning		its a bonus based on manager's judgement
dismiss and lay off start learning		dismiss - because of bad behaviour lay off because of economic reasons
reduncancy and sacking start learning		redundancy is laying someone off because job dissapeared, sacking is firing someone because of their fault
subordinate start learning		guy who reports to you, lower rank
salary and wage start learning		salary-fixed amount that you receive each month, wage - hourly or daily payment for usually manual job
white collar and open collar start learning		white collar - traditionak office professionals in suits, open collar modern workes who maynwork remotely without strict dresscode
prohibitive start learning		excessively high
top notch down market start learning		top notch high quality down market cheap shit
retail wholesale start learning		retail - sells to general public wholesale sells in bulk to other businessess who then sell to the public
subsidiary and branch start learning		subsidiary selarate legal company owned by a parent company
making ones hands dirty and tinkering with things start learning		first one to work hard second one to do small things
layman start learning		a person without professional or special knowledge
also-ran start learning		person who takes part but doesnt win or seriously contend in a competition
landmark judgement start learning		court decision that sets and important legal precedent
meet the expectations start learning		live up to the expectations
bite the bullet start learning		to face a difficult situation
do as you see fit start learning		use your own discretion
take responsibility start learning		step up to plate
prevail prevalent start learning		panować rozpowszechniony
number of people who are at a meeting or event start learning		turnout/attendance
attendee attendant start learning		attendee - person attending attendant - service worker
bona fide start learning		it means that something is genuine, brought in good faith
concession start learning		a benefit/discount / to make consessikns iść na ustępstwa the boss conceited to giving promotions off licence
hail start learning		to greet or praise enthusiastically
MY AREA OF EXPERTISE start learning		compromises of ... for example my responsibilities itp
overzealous start learning		showing too much energy or enthiusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective

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