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Business English Vocabulary for BEC Preparation

Preparing for BEC Business English Vocabulary

BEC, refers to the Cambridge Business English Qualification Examination; Cambridge series of exams dedicated to learners of international business English qualification exams, examining the ability to communicate in English in a real work environment. The following is the business English vocabulary I have organized, I hope it can help you!

petty cash n. petty cash

phase out n. to phase out

pick v. to pick up parts for production or to ship to a customer picking list n. a form used to pick up an order for production or shipment pie chart n. pie chart pilot n. small-scale pilot pipeline n. pipeline, channel

plant capacity n. scale of production, production capacity plot v. plotting, planning

plough back n. reinvestment of profits point of sale (POS) n. point of sale policy n. policy, regulation, insurance policy

portfolio n. (investment) n. a place where a product is sold to a customer.

portfolio n. portfolio management n. portfolio management post n. mail, post office; position n. job

potential n. potential force, potential power n. ability

purchasing power

PR=Public Relations

preference shares n. preferred shares price n. price

market price market price retail price retail price

probation n. trial period product n. product n. product

production cycle n. production schedule n. production plan product life cycle n. product life cycle

product mix n. product mix (combination of types and quantities) productive adj. productive, prolific profile n. profile image characteristic profit n. profit operating profit n. operating profit profit and loss account n. profit and loss account project v. forecast promote v . promotion n. promotion, promotion n. proposal n. suggestion, plan prospect n. anticipation, prospect

prospectus n. prospectus, prospectus prosperity n. prosperity, prosperity prototype n. prototype, sample publicity n. public attention public adj. public, go public. adj. public, open go public go public go public

public sector publicity n. public occasion, fame, publicity publics n. public, people or social figures with the same interest punctual adj. punctuality punctuality n. punctuality

purchase v. & n. a plan, a plan, a plan, or a plan purchase v. & n. purchase

purchaser n. buyer, purchasing QC (= Quality Circle) n. quality control personnel qualify v. qualified, competent

qualified adj. qualified, competent, qualified qualification n. qualification, qualification proof quality adj. Qualification, qualification proof quality n. quality

quality assurance n. quality control quality control, quality management

quarterly adj./adv. quarterly, quarterly questionnaire n. questionnaire, questionnaire, quote n. quotation n. quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation, quotation. Quotation n. Quote, stock quote

R&D Research and Development radically adv. radically, thoroughly

raise n. (U.S.A.) incremental v. to increase, raise; raise, cause range n. range n. series products rank n./v. rank rapport n. close relationship, relaxed atmosphere rate n. ratio, cost fixed rate fixed rate going rate current interest rate, current exchange rate rating ratio n. ratio rationalize v. to make more effective, to make more reasonable raw adj. raw material raw material n. raw material receive v. get receipt n. receipt receiver n. receiver, liquidator accounts receivable receivable accounts receivable

receivership n. receivership recession n. recession reckon v. estimate, consider

recognize v. recognize reconcile v. make? match, check, reconcile recoup v. deduct, compensate recover v. regain, restore

recovery n. regain, restore recruit v. recruitment, enlistment n. new recruits recruitment n. new member intake red n. red in the red Deficit, liability

reduce v. reduce reduction n. 减少 redundant adj. excessive, dismissed redundancy n. layoff, dismissal reference n. 参考, 参考资料

reference number (Ref. No.) product's reference number refund n./v.

reimburse v. repayment, reimbursement

reject n./v. refusal reliability n. reliability

relief n. alleviation, relief, relief relocate v. mobilization, relocation remuneration n. 酬金 rent v. rent n. rent

rep (rep) abbreviation report to v. lower than (someone), subordinate, subservient reposition v. represent v.代表,代理 representative n. agent, representative reputation n. 名声,声望

reputable adj. p>

reputable adj. 名声/名誉好的 reserves n. 储量金,准备金 resign v. 放弃,辞去 resignation n. 辞职 resistance n. 阻力,抵触情緒 respond v. answer, reply response n. 回答,答覆 restore v. 恢复

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result/results n. result, effect retail n./v. retail retailer n. retailer retained earnings n. retained earnings retire v. retirement retirement n. retirement

return n. return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment (ROI) return on investment (ROI) n. return on investment revenue n. revenue review v./n. review reward n./v. reward v. rework v. risk capital n. risk capital rival n. rivalry, rivalry adj. rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry, rivalry. rocket v. rocket up, straight up, soar ROI Return on Investment roughly adv. roughly round adj. integer, roughly round trip 往返 往返的`行程

royalty n. franchise run v. management, operation running adj. running sack v. dismissal sales force salesperson sample n. sample v. test; sampling saturation v. saturate save v. save, savings savings n. deposit

scale n. scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale, scale. scale n. scale, level scapegoat n. scapegoat

scare adj. lack of, insufficient scrap n. waste or scrap seasonal adj. seasonal

section n. sector sector n. securities n. bonds and securities segment n. part v. to divide a market into segments segmentation n. the process of dividing a market into different parts segmentation n. division of a market into different parts semi-skilled adj. settlement v. settlement, decision settlement n. settlement, settlement, payment service n. service, maid service n. professional service settle v. arrangement, payment set up v. creation share share n. share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share, share. up v. create share n. share

shareholder n. shareholder

shelf-life n. the time during which goods can be displayed on a shelf

shift n. shift

showroom n. showroom

simulation n. store

shop n. store

shop n. store

shop n. store

shop n. store

shop n. store

shop n. store

closed shop restricted shop (for members of the union only) open shop open shop (for non-members) shop steward union stewardship shop floor place of production

shortlist n. a list of candidates for final selection v. to put? to put on the shortlist sick leave sick leave

sick note sick pay sick pay

skilled employee n. skilled worker

skimming n. high pricing, skimming

slogan n. sales slogan slump n. slump

a slump in sales soft-sell n. persuasive selling software n. software

sole adj. only, alone

sole distributor solvent adj. solvent adj. solvent sourcing n. getting supplied spare part n. spare part specification n. product specification split v. to separate

spokesman n. spokesman

sponsor n. sponsor (for the purpose of advertising goods) spread n. (of the bid and ask prices of stocks) stable adj. stable staff n. staff member

stag n. speculator v. speculative buyer or seller stagnant adj. stagnant, depressed statute n. statutory adj. legal steadily adv. steadily adv. stock n. stock, share stock exchange n. stock exchange

stockbroker n. stock controller storage n. storage, inventory

strategy n. strategy streamline v. to streamline an organization, to improve its efficiency stress n. pressure, urgency strike n. structure strike n. to make an organization more efficient. stress n. pressure, urgency strike n. strike structure n. structure, equipment

subcontract v. subcontract subordinate n. subordinate adj. subordinate subscribe v. subscribe subsidiary n. subsidiary

subsidize v. subsidize, subsidy subsidy n. subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy, subsidy.

subsidize v. subsidize, subsidy subsidy n. subsidy

substantially adv. substantially, substantially summarize v. summarize, summarize superior n. superior, chief supervisor supervisor n. supervisor, supervisor supervisory adj. supervisory, supervisory supply n./v. supply, supply, supply, supply, supply supply, provide survey n survey

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