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Vocabulary Word Flash Cards

 

Our flash cards are a great way of testing if you've learned the meanings of the words in this section. Look at the words below and see if you can remember what each of them means.

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Go through the whole list to see how many word definitions you can recall. Practise until you're confident you can recall all of them.

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Condominium
An apartment building (an apartment building in which each apartment is individually owned and common areas are jointly owned so residents pay shared uphold)
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Strait
1. A narrow passage of water connecting two seas 2. Difficult situation (especially where preceded by "dire" i.e. "dire straits")
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Pervade
to spread throughout all parts
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Recourse
1) A source of help (especially in a difficult situation) 2) Legal right to demand compensation or payment
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Resort
1) A place or rest, sort or holiday 2) Someone or something to go to for help (in a desperate situation)
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Discretion
1) Behave in a way that avoids revealing confidential information 2) Freedom to decide
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Chronological
Events in the order in which they occurred
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Ramification
The possible effects of an action
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Debenture
Type of loan where a company pays a fixed rate of interest
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Fiscal
Government revenue or income
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Retail
To sell goods to the public directly, usually in small quantities.
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Wholesale
To sell to retailers in large quantities
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Personnel
The people employed in a company
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Gearing (company)
How much a company has borrowed compared to it's value
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Dividend
Money paid by a company annually to its shareholders
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Candid
Honest, truthful and straightforward
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Inventory
The goods and value of all the things in a place
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Camaraderie
Trust and friendship with people you have known for a while.
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Co-opt
Make someone a member of a group, council or committee through the choice of the present members rather than having an election
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Diffident
Shy and lacking in confidence
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