Pitch and Business Flashcards

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Innovative

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(Innovativ) - “Our innovative approach significantly reduces costs.” - Innovative refers to introducing new ideas, methods, or products that significantly reduce costs.

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Strategic

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(Strategisk) - “Strategic partnerships are key to our expansion plans.” - Strategic means carefully designed or planned to serve a particular purpose or advantage towards achieving a goal, especially in business.

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Profitable

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(Lönsam) - “This venture is projected to be highly profitable within two years.” - Profitable describes a business, venture, or activity that generates a profit or financial gain.

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Scalable

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(Skalbar) - “Our business model is scalable, ready to grow with demand.” - Scalable refers to the capability of a system, network, or process to handle a growing amount of work, or its potential to be enlarged to accommodate that growth.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

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(Avkastning på investering) - “We project an impressive ROI for investors within the first two years.” - ROI measures the profitability of an investment relative to its cost.

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Market Penetration

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(Marknadspenetration) - “Our strategy ensures deep market penetration, capturing a significant market share quickly.” - Market Penetration refers to the ability of a company to sell its product in a particular market.

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Proposition

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(Förslag) - “Our latest business proposition involves launching a new line of eco-friendly products, aiming to tap into the growing market of environmentally conscious consumers.” - Proposition refers to a formal suggestion or plan presented for consideration or decision by others, often involving a strategic initiative or a new product idea intended to capture market interest or address specific consumer needs.

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Bootstrapping

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(Självfinansiering) - “Our startup has been bootstrapping from the beginning, relying solely on our internal cash flow to fund growth without seeking external investment.” - Bootstrapping refers to the process of starting and growing a business using only personal finances, reinvested earnings, or operational revenues, without the aid of external capital such as loans or investments. This approach emphasizes strict financial management, creativity in resource utilization, and gradual growth to achieve sustainability and independence.

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Equity

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(Eget kapital) - “To secure the necessary funding for expansion, we’re considering offering a portion of our company’s equity to investors, effectively exchanging capital for ownership stakes.” - Equity refers to the value of an ownership interest in a business, typically represented by shares or stock. It signifies an investor’s stake in the company, entitling them to a share of the profits in the form of dividends and a claim on assets in the event of liquidation. Equity investment is a key mechanism for companies to raise capital, with investors betting on the future success and growth of the business in exchange for a part of its ownership.

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Venture Capital

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(Riskkapital) - “We are seeking venture capital to accelerate our growth.” - Venture capital refers to funding given to startups or small businesses with strong growth potential.

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Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

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(Kundanskaffningskostnad) - “Our customer acquisition cost is significantly lower than industry average.” - CAC refers to the cost associated with convincing a customer to buy a product/service.

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Lifetime Value (LTV)

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(Livstidsvärde) - “The lifetime value of our customers far exceeds the initial acquisition cost.” - LTV refers to the total amount of money a customer is expected to spend on your services or products.

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Pivot

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(Pivotera/Svänga) - “We are prepared to pivot our business model based on market feedback.” - Pivot refers to making a fundamental change to a business after determining (usually through market feedback) that the current product, service, model, etc., is not meeting needs.

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Pivotal

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(Avgörande) - “We are prepared to make pivotal changes to our business model based on market feedback.” - Pivotal refers to making critical and significant changes to a business after determining (usually through market feedback) that the current product, service, model, etc., requires adjustments to better meet needs.

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Monetization

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(Monetarisering (hur vi tjänar pengar)) - “Our app’s monetization strategy includes both ads and in-app purchases.” - Monetization refers to the process of converting something into money.

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Profit

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(Vinst) - “We aim to maximize profit through innovative strategies.” - Profit refers to the financial gain achieved when the amount earned from a business activity exceeds the expenses, costs, and taxes needed to sustain the activity.

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Leverage

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(Utnyttja, Hävstång) Det kan inkludera att använda befintliga resurser, som teknik eller kunskap, för att generera större intäkter eller effektivisera processer för ökad lönsamhet och tillväxt. Det handlar om att använda strategier eller tillgångar på ett smart sätt för att uppnå önskade affärsmål.

“We plan to leverage our unique technology to gain a competitive advantage.” - Leverage refers to the strategic use of a resource or advantage to achieve a goal, often implying the amplification of an outcome with the aid of an existing asset or strength.

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In vein

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förgäves

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Essentially

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I huvudsak

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Sincerely

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(Ärligt, Uppriktigt) - “We sincerely believe in the potential of our project.” - Sincerely refers to expressing genuine feelings or beliefs without any pretense or deceit, indicating honesty and authenticity in communication.

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Intellectual Property (IP)

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(Immateriella rättigheter) - “We have secured the IP rights for our technology.” - IP refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names, and images used in commerce.

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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

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(Minsta livskraftiga produkt) - “We’ve developed an MVP to test the market’s response.” - MVP refers to the product with the minimum features to satisfy early customers and provide feedback for future product development.

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Competitive Advantage

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(Konkurrensfördel) - “Our competitive advantage lies in our unique algorithm.” - Competitive advantage refers to a condition or circumstance that puts a company in a favorable or superior business position.

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Proof of Concept (POC)

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(Konceptbevis) - “We have successfully demonstrated our proof of concept to potential partners.” - POC refers to evidence that a product, service, or business model is feasible and has potential for real-world application.

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Traction
(Dragkraft) - "Our user base has been gaining significant traction since our launch." - Traction refers to the progress of a start-up company and the interest it has generated among potential customers or investors.
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Non-dilutive capital
(icke-utspädande kapital) "To accelerate its growth without diluting the founders' equity, the tech company strategically opted for non-dilutive capital sources, including government grants and bank loans, to finance its expansion plans." Non-dilutive capital/funding refers to any capital a business owner receives that doesn't require them to give up equity or ownership.
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Emphasize
(Betona) - "I want to emphasize the importance of customer feedback in our development process." - Emphasize refers to the act of giving special importance or prominence to something in speaking or writing. It is used to highlight key points or to make certain aspects of a message stand out, ensuring that the audience understands its significance or urgency.
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Constitute
(Utgöra) "Renewable resources constitute a growing percentage of our energy production, highlighting a shift towards more sustainable practices." To be a part of a whole, serving as a component that creates something. -
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Derive
(Erhålla, härleda) - "We derived significant insights from the customer feedback, leading to improvements in our product design." To obtain something from a specific source, often through a process of reasoning or calculation.
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Liability
(ansvar, skyldighet, Börda) "The company's unresolved legal disputes have become a significant liability, threatening to drain its financial resources and tarnish its reputation in the industry." A liability is something a person or company owes, usually a sum of money.
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Establish
(Etablera) "The company was established on the principles of innovation and customer satisfaction." - To set up an entity, concept, or relationship on a firm or permanent basis.
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Investigate
(Utreda) "The team is investigating potential causes of the production delay to prevent future occurrences." - To systematically examine or research a subject or problem to discover facts or gain new knowledge.
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Justify
(rättfärdiga, Motivera) "You will need to justify the proposed budget increase to ensure stakeholder support." - To provide valid reasons for an action, decision, or belief, demonstrating its appropriateness or necessity.
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Quantify
(Fastställa kvantiteten av / Kvantifiera) "Quantifying the impact of our social media campaigns will help us allocate our marketing budget more effectively." - To measure or express the quantity of something, often by assigning a numerical value.
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Rationalize
(Rationalisera, ge förnuftsskäl) "The management team attempted to rationalize the restructuring plan as a necessary step towards increasing profitability." - To attempt to explain or justify behavior or an attitude with logical reasons, often in a way that is not truly reflective of the underlying reasons.
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Scrutinize
(Noggrant granska) "The proposal was scrutinized by the committee to ensure it met all regulatory requirements." - To examine something very carefully in order to discover information or identify problems.
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Validate
(Göra giltigt, Bekräfta, Godkänna, Validera) "The experimental results were validated through peer review, confirming the theory’s predictions." - To prove the validity or accuracy of something, confirming it as authentic or compliant.
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Verify
(Säkerställa, Bestyrka, Verifiera) "Before publication, all facts in the article were verified by independent sources." - To make sure or demonstrate that something is true, accurate, or justified.
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Compliant
(eftergiven, tillmötesgående, förenlig) "a compliant labour force" disposed to agree with others or obey rules, especially to an excessive degree. ||OR|| "food that is compliant with safety regulations" meeting or in accordance with rules or standards.
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Advocate
(Förespråka) "The CEO advocates for a culture of continuous learning and development within the organization." - To support or argue for a cause, policy, or proposal.
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Clarify
(Klargöra) "The project manager will clarify the scope and objectives in the kickoff meeting." - To make a statement or situation less confused and more clearly comprehensible.
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Facilitate
(Främja, Underlätta) "Our new software facilitates project management by automating routine tasks." - To make an action or process easier by offering support or a solution.
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Mitigate
(Mildra) "The government introduced fiscal policies to mitigate the impact of the economic downturn." - To make something less severe, serious, or painful; to lessen the negative effects of something.
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Comprehensive
(Omfattande) "Our comprehensive review of the literature provides a solid foundation for the study." - To include all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
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Customer retention rate
(Kundbehållningsgrad) "By implementing a robust loyalty program and enhancing customer support, the online retailer saw its customer retention rate increase by 15%, indicating a stronger, more loyal customer base over the past year." Measures the number of customers a company retains over a given period of time.
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Enumerate
(Uppräkna) "The report enumerates the steps taken by the government to address the issue." - To mention (a number of things) one by one.
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Exacerbate
(Förvärra) "Improper treatment can exacerbate the condition, leading to further complications." - To make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse.
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Facet
(Aspekt, nyans) "Each facet of the problem requires careful attention." - A particular aspect or feature of something.
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Garner
(Samla in) "The novel garnered critical acclaim and won several awards." - To gather or collect (something, especially information or approval).
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Innovate
(göra förändringar, införa nyheter) "To stay ahead, companies must constantly innovate and adapt." - To make changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products.
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Synergy
(Synergi) "Our merger will create synergy between our companies, leading to enhanced productivity and greater innovation." - Refers to the combined power of a group that exceeds the total power achieved by each member working separately.
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Benchmark
(Benchmarking, jämförelse) "We will benchmark our performance against leading competitors to ensure we meet industry standards." - Involves comparing one's business processes and performance metrics to industry bests or best practices from other companies.
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Negate
(förneka, upphäva, bestrida) It would be wrong to negate these new developments, since in many parts of the world they are already being used professionally." - To nullify; to make ineffective or invalid.|| deny the existence of.
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Perpetuate
(bevarar, föreviga) "The film perpetuates stereotypes about the rural poor." - To make (something, typically an undesirable situation or an unfounded belief) continue indefinitely.
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Value Proposition
(Värdeerbjudande) "Our value proposition is centered on delivering unmatched customer service and innovative solutions at an affordable price." - A promise of value to be delivered to and recognized by the customer.
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Pertinent
(Relevant) "Your comments are pertinent to the discussion on environmental policy." - Relevant or applicable to a particular matter; apposite.
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Disruptive
(omstörtande, Störande, sprängande) "Our disruptive business model is changing the traditional industry landscape, allowing us to capture market share rapidly." - Describes innovations that significantly alter the way businesses or entire industries operate.
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Stakeholder
(Intressent, andelsägare) "We are committed to engaging all stakeholders in our decision-making process to ensure broad support for our strategic direction." - Individuals or groups that have an interest in the success and actions of an organization, such as employees, customers, investors, and suppliers. The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, customers, and suppliers
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Proliferate
(Snabbt föröka sig) "Smartphones have proliferated in the last decade, becoming ubiquitous." - To increase rapidly in numbers; multiply.
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Brand Equity
(Varumärkeskapital) "Our marketing efforts have significantly increased our brand equity, making our brand more recognizable and valued by customers." - The value a brand adds to a product or service based on the perception of the brand name.
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Cash Flow
(Kassaflöde) "Positive cash flow indicates that a company's liquid assets are increasing, enabling it to settle debts, reinvest in its business, return money to shareholders, and provide a buffer against future financial challenges." - The total amount of money being transferred into and out of a business, especially as affecting liquidity. It's a key indicator of financial health, detailing the net amount of cash and cash-equivalents moving in and out of a business. Cash inflows might come from operations, investment returns, and financing, whereas outflows are related to operating expenses, investment purchases, and debt payments.
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Due Diligence
(Företagsgranskning) "We conducted thorough due diligence before finalizing the acquisition to ensure there were no hidden liabilities." - The investigation or exercise of care that a reasonable business or person is expected to take before entering into an agreement or contract with another party.
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Economies of Scale
(Skalfördelar, stordriftsfördelar) "Our expansion has led to economies of scale, reducing our production costs and increasing our profit margins." - The cost advantage achieved when production becomes efficient, as costs can be spread over a larger number of goods.
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Outsourcing
(Utlokalisering) "By outsourcing our customer service department, we were able to cut costs and focus on our core competencies." - The practice of hiring a party outside a company to perform services and create goods that traditionally were performed in-house by the company's own employees.
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Value Chain
(Värdekedja) "Analyzing our value chain helped us identify inefficiencies and areas where we could add more value to our customers." - The series of activities and processes that a company performs to create and deliver a valuable product to the market.
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Conducted
(Ledd, Dirigerad, Genomförde) "We conducted an experiment" led by a guide; managed.
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Diversification
(Diversifiering) "Our investment in diversification strategies has minimized our risks and stabilized revenue streams." - A risk management strategy that mixes a wide variety of investments within a portfolio.
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Ecosystem
(Ekosystem) "Our technology ecosystem integrates various software and platforms to provide a seamless experience for users." - A complex network or interconnected system, often used to describe how different products or services interact within a particular industry.
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Feedback Loop
(Återkopplingsslinga) "A feedback loop in business or technology involves a process where the outputs of a system are circled back and used as inputs. This mechanism can either amplify (positive feedback loop) or dampen (negative feedback loop) the impact of a system's operation. For example, customer feedback can serve as a valuable input into the product development process. Positive feedback from users about a feature can lead to further investment in that area, enhancing the product's appeal and potentially increasing sales. Conversely, negative feedback helps in identifying areas for improvement, preventing further investment in features that do not meet customer needs. In ecosystems, feedback loops maintain equilibrium, such as the predator-prey relationship that regulates population sizes." - A process in which the outputs of a system are circled back and used as inputs, thereby potentially influencing the operation of the system in a reinforcing (positive) or balancing (negative) manner.
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Royalty
In the context of an investment, a "royalty deal" refers to a financing arrangement where an investor provides capital to a business in exchange for a percentage of the revenue generated by the business's product or service.
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Growth Hacking
(Tillväxthacking) "Our company has focused on growth hacking techniques to rapidly increase our user base without significant marketing expenses." - Strategies focused solely on growth, used by companies to quickly expand their customer base.
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Liquidity
(Likviditet) "High liquidity in our assets ensures that we can meet our short-term obligations without any financial distress." - The ease with which an asset, or security, can be converted into ready cash without affecting its market price.
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Net Profit Margin
(Nettovinstmarginal) "Our goal this quarter is to improve our net profit margin by optimizing our operational efficiencies." - A financial metric that shows the percentage of revenue that exceeds the costs of running the business, indicating profitability. The formula for net profit margin is: Net Profit Margin = (Net Profit/Revenue) x 100 Where: - **Net Profit** is calculated as the total revenue minus the total expenses, including taxes and interest. - **Revenue** is the total amount of income generated by the sale of goods or services related to the company's primary operations. The result is expressed as a percentage, which represents what portion of each dollar earned by the company is translated into profits.
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Reconcile
(Försona, förlika, finna sig i, göra förenlig) "The new proposal seeks to reconcile the needs of both farmers and environmentalists." - To restore friendly relations between; to make or show to be compatible.
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Return on Equity (ROE)
(Avskastning på eget kapital) "Our company's strong ROE indicates that we're effectively using our equity to generate profits." - A measure of financial performance calculated by dividing net income by shareholders' equity.
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Vertical Integration
(Vertikal integration) "Through vertical integration, we have gained control over our supply chain, from manufacturing to retail." - The strategy of extending a company's operations within the same production vertical, which can help secure supplies, reduce costs, and improve efficiencies.
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Brand Awareness
(Varumärkeskännedom) "We're launching a comprehensive marketing campaign to boost our brand awareness among our target demographic." - The extent to which consumers are familiar with the qualities or image of a particular brand of goods or services.
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Refute
(Motsäga) "The scientist refuted the theory with new experimental evidence." - To prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; disprove.
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Capital Expenditure (CapEx)
(Kapitalutgifter) "This year's capital expenditure is focused on upgrading our manufacturing facilities to increase production capacity." - Funds used by a company to acquire or upgrade physical assets such as property, industrial buildings, or equipment.
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Debt Financing
(Skuldfinansiering) "We opted for debt financing to fund our expansion plans without diluting existing equity stakes." - Raising funds through borrowing to increase the firm's capital, typically through loans.
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Saturate
(Mätta, fylla) "The market is saturated with similar products, making differentiation difficult." - To supply (a market) beyond the point at which the demand for a product is satisfied.
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Equity Financing
(Egenkapitalfinansiering) "In our next funding round, we're considering equity financing by issuing new shares to investors." - The method of raising capital by selling company stock to investors; in return for the investment, the shareholders receive ownership interests in the company.
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Stipulate
(Bestämt, Avtalat, Förbehåller , Stipulera, ställa som villkor, fodra, begär av, kräva) "The contract stipulates the deadlines for the project's phases." - To demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of a bargain or agreement.
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First Mover Advantage
(Första förflyttarens fördel) "Our company's first mover advantage has allowed us to dominate the market before our competitors could respond." - The competitive advantage gained by the initial ("first-moving") significant occupant of a market segment.
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Gross Margin
(Bruttomarginal) "Improving our gross margin is a key focus, as it directly impacts our profitability and financial health." - The difference(subtrahera) between revenue and cost of goods sold divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage, indicating the financial health of the production process.
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Human Capital
(Humankapital) "Investing in our employees' education and skills development enhances our human capital, driving innovation and efficiency." - The collective skills, knowledge, or other intangible assets of individuals that can be used to create economic value for the individuals, their employers, or their community.
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Inventory Turnover
(Lageromsättningshastighet) "A high inventory turnover rate indicates that we are efficiently managing our stock and meeting customer demand." - A ratio showing how many times a company's inventory is sold and replaced over a period.
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Joint Venture
(Gemensamt företag, samriskföretag ) "Entering into a joint venture with a local firm allows us to quickly gain a foothold in the emerging market." - A business arrangement in which two or more parties agree to pool their resources for the purpose of accomplishing a specific task.
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Key Performance Indicator (KPI)
(Nyckeltal) "Our team regularly reviews key performance indicators to ensure we are on track to meet our strategic goals." - A set of quantifiable measurements used to gauge a company's overall long-term performance.
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Lead Generation
(Kundgenerering) "We're implementing a new digital marketing strategy focused on lead generation to increase our sales pipeline." - The initiation of consumer interest or inquiry into products or services of a business, crucial for sales and marketing efforts.
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Market Share
(Marknadsandel) "Our goal is to increase our market share by 5% this year through targeted advertising and promotional campaigns." - The portion of a market controlled by a particular company or product, indicating the size of its control compared to its competitors.
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Niche Market
(Nischmarknad) "By focusing on a niche market, our company can offer specialized products that meet the specific needs of a targeted customer base." - A focused, targetable portion of a market addressed by businesses tailoring their products or services to satisfy that segment's needs.
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Operating Margin
(Rörelsemarginal) "Improving our operating margin is crucial for demonstrating our operational efficiency and profitability to investors." - A margin ratio used to measure a company's pricing strategy and operating efficiency, indicating how much profit a company makes on a dollar of sales after paying for variable costs of production.
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Price Elasticity
(Priselasticitet) "Understanding the price elasticity of our products helps us determine how a change in price might affect demand." - A measure of how much the quantity demanded of a good responds to a change in the price of that good, reflecting the sensitivity of consumers to price changes.
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Quality Assurance (QA)
(Kvalitetssäkring) "Our quality assurance team is dedicated to ensuring that every product meets our high standards before it reaches the customer." - A way of preventing mistakes and defects in manufactured products and avoiding problems when delivering solutions or services to customers.
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Supply Chain Management (SCM)
(Supply Chain Management) "Effective supply chain management is key to reducing costs and improving the efficiency of our production and distribution processes." - The management of the flow of goods and services, involving the movement and storage of raw materials, of work-in-process inventory, and of finished goods from point of origin to point of consumption.
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Value Engineering
(Värdeingenjörskonst) "Through value engineering, we've been able to reduce costs while maintaining the quality and functionality of our products." - A systematic method to improve the "value" of goods or products and services by using an examination of function.
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Working Capital
(Rörelsekapital) "Managing our working capital efficiently allows us to fund our day-to-day operations and invest in growth opportunities." - A measure of a company's operational efficiency and short-term financial health, indicating whether a company has enough short-term assets to cover its short-term liabilities.
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Brand Loyalty
(Varumärkeslojalitet) "We aim to enhance our brand loyalty by consistently delivering superior product quality and exceptional customer service." - The tendency of consumers to continue buying the same brand's products or services over time rather than choosing competitor products.
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Transcend
(Överglänsa, Överskrida , Överstiga) "The new law transcends traditional boundaries between federal and state authority." - To go beyond the range or limits of (something abstract, typically a conceptual field or division). ||OR|| "He doubts that he will ever transcend Shakespeare" Surpass (a person or achievement).
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
(Kostnadsnyttoanalys) "Before launching the new project, we conducted a cost-benefit analysis to ensure its financial viability and sustainability." - A process by which business decisions are analyzed, weighing the total expected costs against the total expected benefits of one or more actions.
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Diversification Strategy
(Diversifieringsstrategi) "Our diversification strategy involves expanding into new markets and product lines to reduce dependency on a single source of revenue." - A risk management technique that mixes a wide variety of investments within a portfolio or a company's product line to spread risk.
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Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT)
(Resultat före räntor och skatter) "Our EBIT has increased significantly this quarter, reflecting our improved operational efficiency and increased sales." - An indicator of a company's profitability, calculated as revenue minus expenses, excluding tax and interest.
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Fixed Costs
(Fasta kostnader) "Despite fluctuations in sales, our fixed costs, such as rent and salaries, remain constant and need to be covered through revenue." - Costs that do not vary with the volume of production or sales, such as rent, salaries, and insurance premiums.
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Gross Profit
(Bruttovinst) "Our gross profit margin has improved due to more efficient production methods that reduced the cost of goods sold." - The profit a company makes after deducting the costs associated with making and selling its products, or the costs associated with providing its services.
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Horizontal Integration
(Horisontell integration) "Through horizontal integration, we have acquired a competitor, significantly increasing our market share and product offerings." - A type of merger or acquisition strategy where a company buys or merges with a competitor operating at the same stage of the production process.
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Intangible Assets
(Immateriella tillgångar) "Our brand reputation and intellectual property, as intangible assets, play a crucial role in our company's valuation and competitive edge." - Assets that are not physical in nature, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights, which can be crucial to a company's value.
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Key Account Management (KAM)
(Nyckelkundsledning) "Our key account management strategy focuses on building long-term relationships with our major clients to ensure their continued satisfaction and loyalty." - A strategic approach to managing and growing the most important customers of a company, often involving customized service and special attention to their needs.
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Net Income
(Nettoinkomst) "Our net income for this quarter reflects a strong performance, after accounting for all expenses, taxes, and interest." - The total profit of a company after all expenses, taxes, and costs have been subtracted from total revenue, indicating the actual profit.
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Opportunity Cost
(Alternativkostnad) "Choosing to invest in new technology presents an opportunity cost, as those funds cannot be allocated to other potential projects." - The cost of choosing one alternative over another, representing the benefits an individual, investor, or business misses out on when choosing one option over another.
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Profit Margin
(Vinstmarginal) "Our focus on reducing production costs has led to an increase in our profit margin, enhancing our financial stability." - A financial metric used to assess a company's financial health by revealing the percentage of revenue that exceeds the company's costs of goods sold. Profitmargin = ( (revenue - cost) / revenue) * 100
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Strategic Alliance
(Strategisk allians) "Forming a strategic alliance with a leading tech company has allowed us to leverage their expertise and technology to enhance our product offerings." - A formal agreement between two or more parties to pursue a set of agreed upon objectives needed while remaining independent organizations.
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Variable Costs
(Rörliga kostnader) "Our variable costs increase directly in proportion to the volume of units produced, impacting our overall cost structure." - Costs that vary directly with the level of production or sales, such as materials and labor directly involved in a company's manufacturing process.
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Working Capital Management
(Rörelsekapitalhantering) "Effective working capital management is essential for maintaining liquidity and ensuring the operational success of our business." - The management of a company's short-term assets and liabilities to ensure it has sufficient liquidity to run its operations smoothly.
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Net Present Value (NPV)
(Nuvärdemetoden) "The project's positive net present value (NPV) indicates that its expected earnings exceed the initial investment, making it financially worthwhile." - A method used in capital budgeting to evaluate the profitability of an investment or project.
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Break-even Point
(Break-even-punkt) "We aim to reach our break-even point within the first year, where our total revenues equal our total expenses." - The point at which total cost and total revenue are equal, meaning the business neither makes a profit nor a loss.
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Customer Segmentation
(Kundsegmentering) "Through customer segmentation, we've tailored our marketing strategies to address the specific needs and preferences of different customer groups." - The practice of dividing a customer base into groups of individuals that are similar in specific ways relevant to marketing, such as age, gender, interests, and spending habits.
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Economies of Scope
( kombinationsfördel ) "Our economies of scope allow us to lower costs as we expand our product lines by utilizing the same resources across multiple products." - Cost advantages that result from a firm expanding its variety of products, utilizing the same operations.
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Fiscal Policy
(Fiskalpolitik, finanspolitik) "The government's fiscal policy, including tax adjustments and spending initiatives, directly impacts our business environment and investment strategies." - The use of government revenue collection (taxation) and expenditure (spending) to influence the economy.
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Undermine
(Försvaga, Underminera, Undergräva) "this could undermine years of hard work" - To lessen the effectiveness, power, or ability of, especially gradually or insidiously. ||OR|| "The flow of water had undermined pillars supporting the roof" Erode the base or foundation of (a rock formation).
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Exude
(Utstråla) "He exudes confidence, making him a natural leader." - To display (an emotion or quality) strongly and openly.
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Liquidity Ratio
(Likviditetskvot) "Our strong liquidity ratio reassures investors and creditors of our ability to meet short-term obligations." - A financial metric used to determine a company's ability to pay off its short-terms debts obligations.
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Market Capitalization/market cap
(Marknadsvärdering, börsvärde) "Our company's market capitalization has grown significantly, reflecting increased investor confidence and the value of our shares." - The total value of a company's outstanding shares of stock, calculated by multiplying the stock price by the total number of shares.
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Adapt
(Anpassa) "They quickly adapted to the new working environment." - To adjust or modify to suit a new condition or environment.
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Bolster
(Stärka) "The team's morale was bolstered by their recent win." - To support or strengthen.
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Revenue Streams
(inkomstkälla) "Diversifying our revenue streams has made our business more resilient to market changes and customer demand fluctuations." - The various sources of income for a business, which could include sales of products or services, subscription fees, advertising revenue, and other income sources.
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Cultivate
(Odlas, kultivera) "She cultivated a reputation for being tough but fair." - To develop or improve by education or training.
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Deter
(Avskräcka) "The high price deters many people from buying luxury goods." - To discourage (someone) from doing something by instilling doubt or fear of the consequences.
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Disseminate
(Sprida) "The organization aimed to disseminate important information about health and safety practices to the community through various channels." - To spread or distribute something, especially information, widely.
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Foster
(Främja, Utveckla Gynna) "The program fosters an appreciation for the arts." - To promote the growth or development of.
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Efficacy
(Effektivitet) "The efficacy of the new drug was confirmed through extensive clinical trials, showing significant improvements in patient outcomes." - The ability to produce a desired or intended result; effectiveness.
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Innate
(naturlig medfödd,Inneboende) "Her innate talent for music was evident even from a young age, as she could play complex pieces by ear." - Existing in one from birth; inborn; natural.
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Laudable
(Berömvärd) "The team's effort to reduce waste and increase recycling within the company is laudable and sets a precedent for others to follow." - Deserving praise and commendation.
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Meticulous
(Noggrann) "His meticulous attention to detail ensured that the project was completed without any errors and exceeded expectations." - Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
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Perseverance
(Uthållighet) "Her perseverance in the face of adversity was inspiring, proving that determination can overcome even the toughest challenges." - Steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.
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Sagacity
(Klokhet) "His decisions were always informed by a deep sagacity, reflecting years of experience and a profound understanding of the business." - The quality of being sagacious; possessing keen mental discernment and good judgment."
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Gauge
(Mäta) "Use this tool to gauge the depth of the water." - To measure precisely, especially to determine the capacity or dimensions.
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Quintessential
(grundläggande, Avgörande, typiskt) "The quaint seaside village was the quintessential example of coastal charm, with its picturesque cottages and peaceful harbors." - Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class."
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Hone
(Slipe, Finslipa, Förbättra) "She honed her skills through years of practice." - To refine or perfect (something) over a period of time.
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Austerity
(Åtstramning) "The government's austerity measures, aimed at reducing public spending, sparked widespread debates about economic policy and social welfare." - Sternness or severity of manner or attitude; often also refers to strict budgeting measures.
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Illuminate
(Belysa) "The study illuminates the complexities of the human brain." - To light up or make clear.
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Conciliate
(Försona) "The mediator's ability to conciliate the disputing parties helped them reach an amicable agreement and avoid further conflict." - To stop (someone) from being angry or discontented; placate; pacify.
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Juxtapose
(Sammanställa, Jämföra) "The exhibition juxtaposes modern art with classical pieces." - To place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.
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Demur
(Invända, göra invändningar ) "She raised no demur to the proposed changes, indicating her agreement with the new direction the team was taking." - To raise doubts or objections or show reluctance.
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Kindle
(Väcka, Tända) "Her speech kindled the enthusiasm of the audience." - To ignite; to arouse or inspire (an emotion or feeling).
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Ephemeral
(tillfällig, kortlivad Efemär) "The beauty of the cherry blossoms is ephemeral, peaking for a brief period before swiftly fading away." - Lasting for a very short time.
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Nurture
(Nära) "She nurtured his talent from a young age." - To care for and encourage the growth or development of.
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Ineffable
(Obeskrivlig) "The ineffable beauty of the sunset left us all in awe, struggling to find words that could do justice to the experience." - Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.
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Luminous
(Lysande) "The luminous glow of the lanterns during the festival created a magical atmosphere, illuminating the night with warmth and color." - Full of or shedding light; bright or shining, especially in the dark.
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Nebulous
(oklar,Otydlig) "The plans for the new project were still nebulous, requiring further clarification and development before proceeding." - In the form of a cloud or haze; hazy.
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Pernicious
(Fördärvlig) "The pernicious weed spread throughout the farmland, choking the life out of the crops and causing great distress to the farmers." - Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.
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Pioneer
(pionjär,banbrytare,Inleda, Bana väg för) "They pioneered a new approach to cancer treatment." - To develop or be the first to use or apply (a new method, area of knowledge, or activity).
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Reticent
(Förtegen, tystlåten fåordig) "Despite the team's curiosity, he remained reticent about his life outside of work, preferring to keep his personal affairs private." - Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily.
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Ubiquitous
(Allestädes närvarande) "Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society, present in the hands of people from all walks of life." - Present, appearing, or found everywhere.
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Quell
(dämpa) "The police acted to quell the riot quickly." - To put an end to (a rebellion or other disorder), typically by the use of force.
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Aberration
(Avvikelse) "The extreme weather this season is an aberration from the usual climate patterns we've observed in the region." - A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome.
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Benevolent
(Välvillig) "The benevolent donor's contributions to the charity have helped countless families in need across the community." - Well meaning and kindly; showing goodwill and charitable feelings.
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Cacophony
(Kakofoni, oljud) "The cacophony of sounds in the bustling city center was overwhelming, with car horns, construction noises, and crowds of people all contributing to the din." - A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds.
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Decrepit
(Förfallen, fallfärdig) "The decrepit mansion, with its broken windows and overgrown garden, stood as a reminder of a bygone era." - Worn out or ruined because of age or neglect.
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Florid
(Rödblommig, rödlätt, överlastad) "The florid prose of the 19th-century novel, rich with elaborate descriptions and complex vocabulary, required careful reading." - Having a red or flushed complexion; elaborately or excessively intricate or complicated.
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Grandiloquent
(Storslagen) "His grandiloquent speech was filled with flowery language and high-flown rhetoric, aimed more at impressing the audience than conveying clear ideas." - Pompous or extravagant in language, style, or manner, especially in a way that is intended to impress.
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Hapless
(Olycklig) "The hapless hero of the story found himself caught in a series of unfortunate events from which there seemed to be no escape." - (especially of a person) unfortunate
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Idiosyncrasy
(Egenhet, särart) "His method of organizing books by color rather than author or title was an idiosyncrasy that baffled many visitors to his home." - A mode of behavior or way of thought peculiar to an individual; a distinctive or peculiar feature or characteristic.
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Oscillate
(Oscillera, pendla, svänga) "His opinions oscillated between support and opposition, making it difficult to predict his final stance on the matter." - To move or swing back and forth at a regular speed; to vary between opposing beliefs, feelings, or theories.
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Refine
(Renodla, Förfina) "The process refines the oil into various products." - To remove impurities or unwanted elements from (a substance), typically as part of an industrial process.
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Penchant
(Förkärlek) "She has a penchant for exotic foods, always eager to try dishes from different cultures around the world." - A strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do something.
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Surreptitious
(Smygande) "The surreptitious glances he cast towards the clock betrayed his eagerness for the meeting to end." - Kept secret, especially because it would not be approved of.
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Quixotic
(Don Quijote-aktig, idealisk) "His quixotic quest for the city of gold, despite numerous failures, demonstrated his unwavering optimism and determination." - Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.
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Thrive
(Blomstra) "Plants thrive in this fertile soil." - To grow or develop well or vigorously.
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Underpin
(Stödja) "The theory is underpinned by extensive research." - To support, justify, or form the basis for.
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Recalcitrant
(Trotsig) "The recalcitrant student refused to comply with the school's regulations, often challenging the authority of the teachers." - Having an obstinately uncooperative attitude towards authority or discipline.
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Wield
(Utöva, Hantera vapen) "Parliament is the legislator and in my view it should not try to wield any executive power." - have and be able to use (power or influence). ||Or|| "a masked raider wielding a handgun" hold and use (a weapon or tool). .
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Trepidation
(Oro) "She approached the abandoned house with trepidation, the eerie silence amplifying her fears of what might lie within." - A feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen.
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Veracity
(Sanning, sanningsenlighet) "The veracity of his claims was later confirmed by the evidence, establishing his innocence beyond doubt." - Conformity to facts; accuracy.
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Winsome
(Trevlig, älskvärd, behaglig, Tilltalande) "Her winsome smile endeared her to everyone she met, making her instantly likable and approachable." - Attractive or appealing in appearance or character.
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Bucolic
(Idyllisk) "The bucolic countryside, with its rolling hills and peaceful streams, offered a perfect retreat from city life." - Relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life.
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Clarity
(Klarhet) "Achieving clarity in our communication is crucial, ensuring that our message is understood by all stakeholders without ambiguity." - The quality of being coherent and intelligible, essential for effective presentation and communication.
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Yield (In a finance context)
(Avkastning) "The high yields available on the dividend shares made them attractive to private investors" A yield is the income earned from an investment, most often in the form of interest or dividend payments. A yield is one of the ways in which an investment can earn a trader money, with the other being the sale of the asset.
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Metrics
(Mått) "We will measure our success using key metrics that reflect our strategic objectives and performance targets." - Standards of measurement by which efficiency, performance, progress, or quality of a plan, process, or product can be assessed.
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Affirm
(bekräfta, bejaka, försäkra )"there are five common ways parents fail to affirm their children" offer (someone) emotional support or encouragement. ||OR|| "he affirmed the country's commitment to peace" state emphatically or publicly.
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Agility
(Agilitet, Rörlighet) "Our company's agility in responding to market changes has been a key factor in our sustained success, allowing us to adapt swiftly to new opportunities and challenges." - The ability to move quickly and easily; in a business context, it refers to the capacity of an organization to rapidly adapt to market changes and evolve.
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Holistic Approach
(Holistiskt tillvägagångssätt, helhetssyn) "Adopting a holistic approach to our health and wellness programs ensures that we consider the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of our employees." - A comprehensive method where all aspects of individuals' needs, including psychological, physical, and social, are taken into account.
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Customer-centric
(Kundcentrerad) "Our customer-centric approach ensures that we always prioritize the needs and experiences of our customers in every decision we make." - Placing the customer at the core of a business's philosophy, operations, or ideas.
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Narrative
(Berättelse / Narrativ) "Crafting a compelling narrative around our brand allows us to connect with our audience on an emotional level, building loyalty and trust." - The structured and connected representation of a sequence of events, which helps in making content more relatable and engaging for the audience.
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Tangible
(Påtaglig, gripbar) "We focus on delivering tangible benefits to our customers, providing value that they can see, touch, and measure." - Clear and definite; real, as opposed to intangible qualities like brand reputation or user experience.
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Convergence
(Konvergens, överensstämmelse, sammanfall) "The convergence of digital technologies with traditional industries is creating new opportunities for innovation and growth." - The process or state of converging from different directions so as eventually to meet, often used in the context of technology and media.
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Frictionless
(Friktionsfri) "We're committed to creating a frictionless user experience, making our platform easy and enjoyable to use without obstacles." - Smooth and effortless; often used in the context of customer experience or transactions to describe a process that is seamless and without difficulty.
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Granular
(Granulär, kornig, finfördelad) "Our data analysis tools allow us to get granular insights into consumer behavior, enabling highly targeted marketing strategies." - Detailed; having a high level of detail, often used in the context of data analysis or project management.
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Assert
(Hävda, kräva, försäkra) "She asserted her independence from the traditional norms." - To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.
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Perceive
(Uppfatta) "People may perceive the same situation differently." - To become aware or conscious of (something) by using the senses, especially sight or hearing.
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Pain Points
(Smärtpunkter) "In our pitch, we'll address the key pain points our potential clients face, such as inefficiencies in their current workflows and the high costs of traditional solutions." - Pain points refer to specific problems that prospective customers of your business are experiencing. In the context of a pitch, highlighting these pain points is crucial to show your understanding of the market and to position your product or service as a solution that addresses these issues effectively.
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Benevolent
(Välvillig) "His benevolent smile reassured the nervous performer." - Well meaning and kindly.
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Coerce
(Tvinga) "They were coerced into signing the agreement against their will." - To persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats.
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Delineate
(skildra) "The report clearly delineates the steps to be taken." - To describe or portray (something) precisely.
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Vindicate
(försvara, Rättfärdiga) "The investigation vindicated her complaint, proving she was right." - To clear (someone) of blame or suspicion. ||OR||"Others have launched compulsory vaccination campaigns — not with the aim of preventing a pandemic, but to vindicate the stock levels ordered." show or prove to be right, reasonable, or justified.
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Target market
(Målmarknad, målkonsumentgrupp) "We need to define our target market for selling these new leather bags." A group of people that have been identified as the most likely potential customers for a product because of their shared characteristics such as age, income, and lifestyle.
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Demo
(Demonstration) "During our pitch, we'll provide a live demo of our software, showcasing its ease of use and how it solves our clients' pain points, such as streamlining project management and automating repetitive tasks." - In a pitch situation, a demo refers to a live presentation or demonstration of a product or service, designed to illustrate its features, benefits, and potential impact. The demo aims to engage potential investors or clients by showing the practical application and effectiveness of the solution in addressing specific needs or problems.
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Feedback
(Respons, Återkoppling) "After presenting our pitch, we actively seek feedback from the audience to understand their concerns, gauge interest, and identify areas for improvement. This feedback is invaluable for refining our product and pitch to better meet the needs of our potential clients and investors." - In any pitch situation, feedback refers to the opinions, critiques, and suggestions provided by the audience, which can include potential investors, clients, or mentors. Collecting feedback is a crucial step in the iterative process of enhancing the product, service, or presentation itself, ensuring that it resonates more effectively with the target audience and addresses their expectations and requirements.
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Key Features
(Nyckelfunktioner) "In our pitch, we highlight the key features of our solution, such as advanced analytics and user-friendly interface, which directly address the market's current limitations and set us apart from competitors." - Key features refer to the main attributes or aspects of a product or service that are crucial to its functionality and appeal. These features are emphasized in pitches to showcase the unique benefits and competitive advantages they offer to potential clients or investors.
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Elaborate
(Utveckla) "In response to questions, we're prepared to elaborate on how our technology works and the specific advantages it offers, providing deeper insights into its unique capabilities and potential market impact." - To elaborate means to provide more detailed information or to explain something more fully, often used in presentations or pitches when further clarification or expansion on a point is needed.
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Certainly
(Självklart, Absolut) "We will certainly address that topic during our presentation." - To express assurance or no doubt about a fact or future action.
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Revenue Model
(Intäktsmodell) "Our revenue model is based on a combination of subscription fees and advertising revenue." - The strategy a business uses to generate income and profits.
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Freemium
(Freemium) "Our app uses a freemium model, offering basic services for free while charging for advanced features." - A pricing strategy where a product or service is provided free of charge, but a premium is charged for additional features, services, or virtual goods.
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Projected
(projicerade, beräkande) "Our projected revenue for the next quarter shows significant growth." To estimate or forecast a future figure or trend
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Conservative Estimates
(Försiktiga uppskattningar, Konservativa beräkningar) "Based on conservative estimates, we expect a steady increase in user engagement." - Cautious approximations that err on the side of understatement.
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Marketing Strategy
(Marknadsföringsstrategi) "Our marketing strategy focuses on digital channels, including social media and SEO." - The business's overall game plan for reaching prospective consumers and turning them into customers of their products or services.
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Market Research
(Marknadsundersökning, Marknadsforskning) "Market research indicates a high demand for our product in emerging markets." - The process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information about a market.
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SEO, Search engine optimization
(Sökoptimering) "SEO is a crucial part of our online marketing strategy to increase visibility." - The practice of increasing the quantity and quality of traffic to your website through organic search engine results.
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Tackle
(Tackla, Hantera) "We plan to tackle the issue of user retention through improved customer service." - To confront or address a problem.
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Main Differentiators
(Huvudsakliga skillnader, Viktigaste differentiatorerna) "Our main differentiators include unique technology and customer-centric design." - Key features or attributes that set a product or service apart from its competitors.
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Expansions
(Expansioner, Utvidgningar) "Our future expansions include entering new international markets." - The process of becoming larger or more extensive.
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Stay Ahead in the Market
(Ligga före på marknaden, Behålla ledningen på marknaden) "Our continuous innovation allows us to stay ahead in the market." - To maintain a position of advantage or leadership in a competitive environment.
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Equity Stake
(Ägarandel, Kapitalandel) "In exchange for the investment, the investor will receive a 20% equity stake in our company." - Ownership interest in a company, represented by the proportion of its stock held by an investor.
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Offer
(Erbjudande, Offert) "Our offer includes a detailed plan on how the investment will be used to fuel growth." - A proposal to sell or buy something under specified terms.
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The Investment Will Be Allocated Towards
(Investeringen kommer att allokeras till, Investeringen kommer att riktas mot) "The investment will be allocated towards product development and market expansion." - To specify how financial resources will be spent or distributed for specific purposes.
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Briefly
(Kortfattat, Kort) "We will briefly cover the key points of our business plan." - For a short duration or in a concise manner.
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Outline
(Skissera, Ge översikt) "Let me outline the phases of the project and the expected outcomes." - To give a summary or overview of something.
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We're Committed
(Vi är engagerade, Vi åtar oss, Vi är fast beslutna) "We're committed to delivering high-quality services and ensuring customer satisfaction." - To pledge or bind to a certain course or policy.
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Lucrative
(Lönsam, Vinstgivande) "Our venture into online sales has proven to be highly lucrative." - Producing a great deal of profit.
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venture
(våga, våga sig, ta en risk) "pioneering ventures into little-known waters" A risky or daring journey or undertaking.
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Terms
(Villkor, Termer) "The terms of the agreement will be finalized next week." - Conditions under which an action may be undertaken or an agreement is to be made.
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Initially
(Inledningsvis, Från början) "Initially, our focus will be on building a strong brand identity." - At the beginning; at first.
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Concern
(Oro, Bekymmer) "We understand your concern regarding data security and assure you that..." - Worry or anxiety about something important.
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Proceed
(Fortsätta, Gå vidare) "We will proceed with the launch as scheduled, despite the challenges." - To continue or move forward with an action.
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Conditions
(Förhållanden, Villkor) "The conditions for the merger include several regulatory approvals." - The circumstances or factors affecting the way in which people live or work, especially with regard to their safety or well-being.
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Ensure
(Försäkra, Garantera) "We will ensure the product meets all quality standards before release." - To make certain that something will occur or be the case.
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Critical Aspect
(Kritisk aspekt, Viktig punkt) "User experience is a critical aspect of our product design philosophy." - A crucial or vital part of something.
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Unique Selling Point
(Unik säljande punkt, Unikt försäljningsargument) "Our unique selling point is our patented technology that no competitor can match." - A feature that makes a product or service different from and more attractive than that of the competition.
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Engaging
(Fängslande, Engagerande) "Our marketing content is designed to be engaging and resonate with our target audience." - Capturing interest or attention; involving.
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Enhance
(Förbättra, Förstärka) "We aim to enhance the user experience by introducing new features." - To improve the quality, value, or extent of something.
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Accuracy
(Exakthet, Noggrannhet) "Accuracy in financial reporting is essential for investor confidence." - The quality or state of being correct or precise.
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Incorporated
(Inkorporerad, Införlivad, förena, uppta, integrera) "Our latest technology has been incorporated into the new product line." - To include or integrate a part into a whole.
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Distinctive Feature
(Distinkt drag, Särskiljande egenskap) "The distinctive feature of our service is its personalized customer support." - A characteristic that clearly sets something apart from others.
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Sets Us Apart in the Market
(Utmärker oss på marknaden, Skiljer oss från konkurrenterna på marknaden) "Our commitment to sustainability sets us apart in the market." - To distinguish oneself from competitors or others in the same field.
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User Acquisition
(Användarförvärv, Användaranskaffning) "Our user acquisition strategy focuses on social media and referral incentives." - The process of gaining new users for a product, platform, or service.
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Revenue Stream
(Intäktsström) "Diversifying our revenue stream is essential for financial stability." - A source of revenue of a company or organization.
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Revenue Channel
(Intäktskanal) "Expanding our revenue channel includes launching an e-commerce website." - A means by which a company or organization generates revenue.
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Multi-Faceted
(Mångfacetterad, Mångsidig) "Our approach to product development is multi-faceted, incorporating feedback from various stakeholders." - Having many aspects or phases.
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Partnerships
(Partnerskap, Samarbeten) "Strategic partnerships have been key to our expansion and success." - A cooperative relationship between people or groups who agree to share responsibility for achieving some specific goal.
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Incentives
(Incitament, Motiv, styrmedel, anledning) "We offer incentives to our sales team to motivate performance." - A thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something.
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Suggestion
(Förslag, Anvisning, besked, upplysning) "Your suggestion for improving customer service has been implemented." - An idea or plan put forward for consideration.
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Considerations
(Överväganden, Hänsyn) "Several considerations must be taken into account when designing the new product." - Factors to be considered in making a decision or assessing a situation.
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Avenue
(Bred gata, Allé Aveny, Väg, Kanal) "Exploring new avenues for growth is essential for staying competitive." - A way of approaching a problem or making progress toward something.
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Insight
(Insikt, Förståelse) "The market research provided valuable insight into consumer behavior." - An accurate and deep understanding of a person or thing.
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Achieve
(Uppnå, Åstadkomma) "Our goal is to achieve a 10% market share within the next two years." - To successfully bring about or reach (a desired objective or result) by effort, skill, or courage.
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Milestones
(Milstolpar, Viktiga händelser) "We have reached significant milestones in product development and user growth." - A significant stage or event in the development of something.
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Objectives
(Mål, Syften) "Our main objectives include increasing brand awareness and customer loyalty." - A thing aimed at or sought; a goal.
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Mutually Beneficial
(Ömsesidigt fördelaktigt) "The partnership is mutually beneficial, providing value to both companies." - Providing advantages or benefits to both parties involved.
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Arrangement
(Arrangemang, Uppgörelse) "Our arrangement with the supplier ensures timely delivery." - A plan or preparation made for a particular purpose.
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Financial Projections
(Finansiella prognoser) "The financial projections indicate a strong growth over the next five years." - Estimates of future financial performance and position.
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Capability
(Förmåga, Kapacitet) "Our team has the capability to complete the project ahead of schedule." - The ability or qualities necessary to do something.
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Reiterate
(Upprepa) "Let me reiterate the importance of meeting our deadlines." - To say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity.
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Meantime
(Under tiden) "In the meantime, continue working on the current assignments." - The time before something happens or before a specified period ends.
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Address Concerns
(Ta upp bekymmer, Hantera oro) "We will address concerns regarding the new policy in the meeting." - To deal with issues or worries by discussing or managing them.
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Collaboration
(Samarbete) "Collaboration between departments can lead to more innovative solutions." - The action of working with someone to produce or create something.
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Finalize the Agreement
(Slutföra avtalet) "We aim to finalize the agreement by the end of the week." - To complete all the necessary steps or negotiations to make an agreement official.
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Unfold
(Utfolda, Utveckla, öppna avslöja, uppenbara) "The plot unfolds in a series of unexpected twists." - To open or spread out something that has been folded; to reveal or disclose the details of a story or process.
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Feedback
(Återkoppling) "Please provide feedback on the new website design." - Information about reactions to a product, a person's performance of a task, etc., used as a basis for improvement.
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Constructive
(Konstruktiv, skapande uppbyggande) "Constructive criticism is valuable for personal growth." - Serving a useful purpose; tending to build up.
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Recap
(Sammanfatta) "Let's recap the main points discussed in today's meeting." - To summarize or review what has been said or what has happened.
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Regarding
(Angående, Med avseende på) "Send me the report regarding the market analysis." - About; concerning.
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Approach
(Tillvägagångssätt, Metod) "Our approach to problem-solving is both innovative and effective." - A way of dealing with something.
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Draft/Drafting
(kladd, skiss, skissera, Utkast, Formulering) "Drafting the proposal took longer than anticipated." - The act of writing or creating a preliminary version of a document.
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Formal Agreement
(Formellt avtal) "The formal agreement will be signed next Monday." - An official document that outlines the terms of an agreement between parties.
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Within
(Inom) "The project must be completed within the allocated budget." - Inside the limits of (something).
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Ensure
(Säkerställa) "We must ensure the quality of our products meets our standards." - To make certain that something shall occur or be the case.
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Sincere
(Uppriktig, ärlig) "His apology seemed sincere." - Free from pretense or deceit; proceeding from genuine feelings.
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What the Future Holds
(Vad framtiden har att erbjuda) "We are optimistic about what the future holds for our company." - Referring to the outcomes or events that will happen in the future.
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Keep in Touch
(Hålla kontakten) "Let's keep in touch after the conference." - To maintain communication with someone.
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Fruitful
(Fruktbar, Givande) "The discussion was fruitful and led to several action items." - Producing good or helpful results; productive.
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Delicate Balance
(Känslig balans) "Maintaining a delicate balance between work and personal life is crucial." - A situation in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions.
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Culmination
(Kulmen, Höjdpunkt) "The project's success was the culmination of years of hard work." - The highest or climactic point of something, especially as attained after a long time.
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thesis
Thesis (Avhandling, Tes) "Her thesis on renewable energy sources received accolades at the international conference." - A statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved, or a long essay or dissertation involving personal research, written by a candidate for a college degree.
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commission
(Provision) "He earns a commission for every product he sells, incentivizing him to increase sales." - A fee paid to an agent or employee for transacting a piece of business or performing a service
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Franchise
(Rättighet Franchise) "She invested in a fast-food franchise, which has grown to multiple locations in five years." - A type of license that grants the franchisee access to a franchisor's proprietary business knowledge, processes, and trademarks, thus allowing the franchisee to sell a product or provide a service under the franchisor's business name.
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Inclined to Accept
(Benägen att acceptera) "Given the favorable terms, we are inclined to accept the partnership offer." - Having a tendency or preference towards agreeing or approving something.
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Conflate
(Sammanblanda) "In his argument, he conflated unrelated issues, making it difficult to address the main point effectively." - To combine (two or more texts, ideas, etc.) into one.
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Confuse/Mix Up
(Förvirra, Blanda ihop) "It's easy to confuse the names of the new team members until you get to know them better." - To fail to differentiate between two or more items or people, mistakenly thinking they are the same.
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Eloquent
1. **Vältalig** - **Example Sentence:** "Han höll ett vältaligt tal som imponerade på alla." - **Definition:** Expressing oneself clearly and effectively. 2. **Ordrik** - **Example Sentence:** "Hans ordrika beskrivning av händelsen fångade publikens uppmärksamhet." - **Definition:** Using a large number of words in an expressive and engaging way. 3. **Välformulerad** - **Example Sentence:** "Hon gav ett välformulerat svar som övertygade alla i rummet." - **Definition:** Clear and precise in language usage; able to articulate convincingly.
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"Landed" cost
Also known as true cost, landed cost is the sum of all the different taxes and fees associated with shipping a product plus the cost of creating the product itself.
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Post-money valuation
"Post-money valuation" refers to the value of a company immediately after it has received new financing or investment. It is a key metric used in the venture capital and investment community to assess the worth of a company after new capital has been injected into it through investment rounds.
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Postpone, delay, defer, put off
(Skjuta upp) "The meeting was postponed to next week due to unforeseen circumstances." - To delay an event or arrangement to a later time or date.
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Procrastinate
(Skjuta upp, Dröja med) "I tend to procrastinate on tasks that I find challenging or uninteresting." - To delay or postpone action; to put off doing something.
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complacent
1. **Självbelåten** - **Example Sentence:** "He became complacent after receiving several awards for his work." - **Definition:** Showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements. 2. **Nöjd** - **Example Sentence:** "Despite the looming deadline, she was complacent about finishing the project on time." - **Definition:** Feeling or showing satisfaction, often without awareness of potential dangers or deficiencies. 3. **Självgod** - **Example Sentence:** "The company became complacent and failed to innovate." - **Definition:** Having an overly high opinion of oneself or one's accomplishments, often leading to a lack of effort or concern. 4. **Likgiltig** - **Example Sentence:** "His complacent attitude towards safety could cause problems." - **Definition:** Showing a lack of concern or interest, often due to being too comfortable with the current situation.
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Interest rate
Ränta
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Stock
(Aktier) "Her portfolio includes stock from multiple sectors, diversifying her investment and reducing risk." - The total shares into which ownership of a corporation is divided, representing equity or ownership in the corporation.
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Share
(Andel, Aktie) "By purchasing shares in the startup, he became a part owner and looked forward to its growth potential." - A unit of ownership that represents an equal proportion of a company's capital, granting the shareholder a proportionate part of the profits, if any, and sometimes voting rights in the company.
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Dividends
(Utdelning) "The company announced it would be paying annual dividends to its shareholders, reflecting its strong financial performance." - A sum of money paid regularly (typically annually) by a company to its shareholders out of its profits (or reserves).
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Assets
(Tillgångar) "The total assets of the company include both its physical property and intangible items like patents and trademarks." - Items of property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies.
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Liquidation
(Likvidation) "In the event of the company's liquidation, its assets will be sold off to pay creditors and shareholders." - The process of bringing a business to an end and distributing its assets to claimants, often involving selling off the company's assets.
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Stake
(Andel, Insats) "He has a significant stake in the company, demonstrating his commitment and expectation of future profitability." - An interest or share in an undertaking or venture, often financial, implying a degree of ownership and the potential to gain or lose depending on the success of the venture.
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Ubiquitous
(Allt närvarande, Överallt förekommande) "Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society, appearing in every aspect of daily life." - Present, appearing, or found everywhere; very common or widespread.
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ambiguity
tvetydighet, oklarhet, otydlighet
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negotiate
förhandla
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adversity
1. **Motgång** - **Example Sentence:** "She faced many adversities throughout her career." - **Definition:** A difficult or unpleasant situation. 2. **Svårighet** - **Example Sentence:** "They overcame all adversities together." - **Definition:** A condition or experience that is hard to endure. 3. **Prövning** - **Example Sentence:** "He saw every adversity as an opportunity to grow." - **Definition:** A test of one's patience or endurance.
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adverse
1. **Ogynnsam** - **Example Sentence:** "The project was canceled due to adverse weather conditions." - **Definition:** Preventing success or development; harmful; unfavorable. 2. **Negativ** - **Example Sentence:** "The drug can have adverse side effects." - **Definition:** Having a negative or harmful effect on something. 3. **Skadlig** - **Example Sentence:** "Adverse publicity can harm a company's reputation." - **Definition:** Causing harm or injury; detrimental. 4. **Fientlig** - **Example Sentence:** "He faced adverse reactions from the audience." - **Definition:** Opposed or hostile.
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yield dividends
ge utdelning
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severity
Allvarlighetsgrad, stränghet, hårdhet
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Sternness
Hårdhet, stränghet
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resentful
förbittrad, långsikt, ilsken
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exhibition
utställning
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reluctance
motvilja, olust
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reluctantly
motvilligt, ogärna
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Exploit, use
Utnyttja, exploatera
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despicable
Föraktlig, ynklig, ärelös
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Distress
nöd, svårigheter, smärta, eller ångest
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commission
Provision
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Affiliate Marketing
(Affiliate marknadsföring)"Affiliate marketing is a performance-based marketing strategy where a business rewards affiliates for each customer brought by the affiliate's own marketing efforts." - A marketing arrangement by which an online retailer pays commission to an external website for traffic or sales generated from its referrals.
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E-Commerce
(E-handel)"E-commerce refers to the buying and selling of goods or services using the internet, and the transfer of money and data to execute these transactions." - Commercial transactions conducted electronically on the internet
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Controller, accountant, auditor
Revisor
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Board of Directors, Board
Styrelse , direktion , förvaltningsräd
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Annual general meeting (AGM)
Årsstämma, ordinarie bolagsstämma
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Dividend
Utdelning, vinstutdelning
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inquire ask for information from someone. "he inquired about cottages for sale" investigate; look into. "the task of political sociology is to inquire into the causes of political events"
fråga, höra efter - undersöka, utreda
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inquire into ”The commitee was formed to inquire inti the allegations of misconduct within the organization”
undersöka, forska i
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mediator
medlare
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compound interest
ränta på ränta
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study leave/study break
studieuppehåll
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terms, condition
villkor
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sacred, blessed, holy
helig
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funds
fonder (finansiellt)
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equity funds
aktiefonder (finanisellt)
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prenuptial agreement, prenup
Äktenskapsförord
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outskirts
utkant, ytterområde
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plot
tomt
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how do i convey to him
hur förmedlar jag till honom
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key points
stödord
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despair
förtvivlan
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vindictive
hämndlysten
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it didn't hold up to scrutiny
Det höll inte för granskning
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opposition
opponering
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vicious
brutal elak ondskefull illvillig ond
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vicious circle
ond cirkel
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Quotation, Quote, bid, offer
offert
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obstructed
förhindrad skymd stängd
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obstruct
hindra, blockera, stänga av, hejda, uppehålla, spärra av, täppa til,l skymma, lägga hinder i vägen för, stå i vägen för, obstruera
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unsolicited
Oönskad, oombedd
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caveat
varning förbehåll, undantag, villkor protest
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creditor, granter of credit, guarantor
Borgenär
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Glöm inte lägga till meningsexempel
Glöm inte lägga till meningsexempel
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convey
Förmedla Example Sentence: "The teacher used pictures to convey the lesson more effectively." Definition: To communicate or make known; impart. Överföra Example Sentence: "The contract stipulates that the company will convey ownership of the property to the buyer." Definition: To transfer or pass something from one person or entity to another. Transportera Example Sentence: "The pipeline is used to convey oil across the country." Definition: To carry, bring, or take from one place to another; transport. Uttrycka Example Sentence: "Her eyes conveyed a deep sense of sadness." Definition: To show, exhibit, or express (an emotion or idea).
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proprietary
Proprietär Example Sentence: "The software is proprietary and cannot be modified by users." Definition: Relating to an owner or ownership; owned by a private individual or corporation under a trademark or patent. Ägar- Example Sentence: "The company uses a proprietary blend of ingredients in its products." Definition: Pertaining to ownership or the right of possession. Patent Example Sentence: "This medicine is protected by proprietary patents." Definition: Relating to a product that is marketed under a patent or trademark. Exklusiv Example Sentence: "The company holds a proprietary license for the technology." Definition: Exclusive to a particular owner or organization.
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breach of agreement
bryta ett avtal
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he breached the contract
han bröt mot avtalet
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intrigued
Intrigerad Example Sentence: "She was intrigued by the mysterious letter she found in the attic." Definition: Aroused the curiosity or interest of; fascinated. Fängslad Example Sentence: "He was deeply intrigued by the book's complex plot." Definition: Captivated or absorbed by something; deeply interested. Nyfiken Example Sentence: "The scientist was intrigued by the unusual results of the experiment." Definition: Eager to know or learn more about something.
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pertains
Angår Example Sentence: "This information pertains to your health and well-being." Definition: To have reference or relation; relate. Avser Example Sentence: "The document pertains to the company's financial status." Definition: To refer to; concern. Gäller Example Sentence: "The new policy pertains to all employees in the company." Definition: To be applicable or relevant. Rör Example Sentence: "The discussion pertains to the upcoming project." Definition: To involve or be associated with.
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amend
Ändra Example Sentence: "The committee decided to amend the proposal before voting." Definition: To alter, modify, rephrase, or add to or subtract from a motion, bill, constitution, etc. Justera Example Sentence: "We need to amend the schedule to accommodate the new team member." Definition: To change or modify for the better; improve. Rätta Example Sentence: "He promised to amend the errors in the report." Definition: To remove or correct faults or errors. Förbättra Example Sentence: "The company is working to amend its practices to be more environmentally friendly." Definition: To improve or make better.
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apprehension
1. **Farhåga** - **Example Sentence:** "She felt a sense of apprehension before the big presentation." - **Definition:** Anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen. 2. **Oro** - **Example Sentence:** "His apprehension about the upcoming exam was evident." - **Definition:** Worry or unease about something. 3. **Förståelse** - **Example Sentence:** "Her apprehension of the complex topic was impressive." - **Definition:** The act of understanding or grasping something. 4. **Gripande** - **Example Sentence:** "The police's swift apprehension of the suspect was commendable." - **Definition:** The act of capturing or arresting someone.
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prevalence
1. **Förekomst** - **Example Sentence:** "The prevalence of diabetes has increased significantly over the past decade." - **Definition:** The fact or condition of being widespread or common. 2. **Utbreddhet** - **Example Sentence:** "The prevalence of smartphones has changed how we communicate." - **Definition:** The state of being prevalent or widely existing. 3. **Allmän förekomst** - **Example Sentence:** "The prevalence of flu during the winter months is expected." - **Definition:** The commonness or frequency of something within a given population or area.
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construed
1. **Tolkad** - **Example Sentence:** "His remarks were construed as an insult." - **Definition:** Interpreted in a particular way. 2. **Uppfattad** - **Example Sentence:** "The silence was construed as agreement." - **Definition:** Understood or perceived in a certain manner. 3. **Utlagd** - **Example Sentence:** "The rule can be construed in different ways by different people." - **Definition:** Explained or interpreted.
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clause
1. **Klausul** - **Example Sentence:** "The contract contains a confidentiality clause." - **Definition:** A specific provision or section within a legal document that addresses a particular issue or stipulation. 2. **Bestämmelse** - **Example Sentence:** "The agreement includes a clause regarding late payment penalties." - **Definition:** A particular and explicit stipulation or condition in a legal document. 3. **Sats** - **Example Sentence:** "In the sentence, 'I think that you are right,' the phrase 'that you are right' is a subordinate clause." - **Definition:** A group of words in grammar that contains a subject and a predicate and functions as a member of a complex or compound sentence.
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negotiation
1. **Förhandling** - **Example Sentence:** "The negotiation between the two companies took several weeks." - **Definition:** The process by which two or more parties discuss and reach an agreement on a particular issue. 2. **Överläggning** - **Example Sentence:** "After much negotiation, they finally agreed on the terms of the contract." - **Definition:** A discussion aimed at reaching an agreement. 3. **Avtalande** - **Example Sentence:** "Negotiation skills are crucial for closing business deals." - **Definition:** The act of arranging or agreeing on something, typically terms or conditions, through discussion.
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seamless
1. **Sömlös** - **Example Sentence:** "The transition from one scene to the next was seamless." - **Definition:** Smooth and continuous, with no apparent gaps or spaces between one part and the next. 2. **Smidig** - **Example Sentence:** "They provided a seamless customer service experience." - **Definition:** Efficient and trouble-free, often implying ease and lack of interruption. 3. **Felfri** - **Example Sentence:** "Her performance was seamless and impressed the entire audience." - **Definition:** Perfectly executed without any flaws or mistakes.
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bargain
1. **Fynda** - **Example Sentence:** "She managed to bargain down the price at the flea market." - **Definition:** To negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction. 2. **Avtal** - **Example Sentence:** "They made a bargain to share the profits equally." - **Definition:** An agreement between two or more parties as to what each party will do for the other. 3. **Kap** - **Example Sentence:** "I got this dress for half the original price. It was a real bargain!" - **Definition:** Something bought or offered at a low price, typically less than its usual value. 4. **Överenskommelse** - **Example Sentence:** "The union reached a bargain with the management over the workers' salaries." - **Definition:** A mutual agreement or arrangement, especially in terms of negotiations.
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redundant
1. **Överflödig** - **Example Sentence:** "The new system made the old manual process redundant." - **Definition:** No longer needed or useful; superfluous. 2. **Onödig** - **Example Sentence:** "Including this extra information is redundant." - **Definition:** More than what is necessary or required; not essential. 3. **Redundant** - **Example Sentence:** "The employee was made redundant due to the company's restructuring." - **Definition:** (British usage) Dismissed from employment because the job is no longer necessary.
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Superfluous
1. **Överflödig** - **Example Sentence:** "The report was filled with superfluous details." - **Definition:** Unnecessary, especially through being more than enough. 2. **Onödig** - **Example Sentence:** "Removing the superfluous decorations made the design cleaner." - **Definition:** Not required; excessive and unnecessary.
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anticipate
1. **Förutse** - **Example Sentence:** "We need to anticipate potential problems and plan accordingly." - **Definition:** To expect or predict something and prepare for it. 2. **Förvänta** - **Example Sentence:** "The team anticipates a positive outcome from the project." - **Definition:** To look forward to something; to await. 3. **Räkna med** - **Example Sentence:** "The company anticipates an increase in sales next quarter." - **Definition:** To expect something to happen as part of one's plans or calculations. 4. **Ana** - **Example Sentence:** "She could anticipate his next move." - **Definition:** To realize beforehand; to foresee or know in advance.
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assume
1. **Anta** - **Example Sentence:** "I assume that you have already completed your homework." - **Definition:** To suppose to be the case, without proof. 2. **Förutsätta** - **Example Sentence:** "We must not assume that everyone has access to the internet." - **Definition:** To take for granted or as true in the absence of evidence to the contrary. 3. **Övertaga** - **Example Sentence:** "He will assume the role of CEO starting next month." - **Definition:** To take on or accept (a role, responsibility, or position). 4. **Utgå ifrån** - **Example Sentence:** "Let's assume for a moment that we will succeed." - **Definition:** To start from the premise that something is the case. 5. **Ta på sig** - **Example Sentence:** "She assumed a confident demeanor." - **Definition:** To begin to have (a particular quality, appearance, or attitude).
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viable
1. **Genomförbar** - **Example Sentence:** "The committee concluded that the proposed project is viable." - **Definition:** Capable of working successfully; feasible. 2. **Möjlig** - **Example Sentence:** "They are looking for a viable solution to the problem." - **Definition:** Capable of being done or achieved; practicable. 3. **Livskraftig** - **Example Sentence:** "The scientist confirmed that the cells are still viable." - **Definition:** Capable of living or developing under normal circumstances. 4. **Hållbar** - **Example Sentence:** "The business plan needs to be viable to attract investors." - **Definition:** Capable of being maintained or continued.
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domain
1. **Domän** - **Example Sentence:** "The scientist specialized in the domain of genetics." - **Definition:** A specified sphere of activity or knowledge. 2. **Område** - **Example Sentence:** "Her research lies in the domain of environmental science." - **Definition:** An area or field of study or activity. 3. **Rike** - **Example Sentence:** "In the domain of fantasy literature, dragons are common creatures." - **Definition:** A realm or kingdom, especially in a metaphorical sense. 4. **Verksamhetsområde** - **Example Sentence:** "The company's domain includes technology and innovation." - **Definition:** The range of operations or activities controlled by a particular company or organization.
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disgrace
1. **Vanära** - **Example Sentence:** "The politician's scandal brought disgrace upon his family." - **Definition:** Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action. 2. **Skam** - **Example Sentence:** "It was a disgrace to see the once respected company go bankrupt." - **Definition:** A person or thing regarded as shameful or disreputable. 3. **Förnedring** - **Example Sentence:** "The athlete faced disgrace after being caught cheating." - **Definition:** The condition of being dishonored or humiliated. 4. **Oäran** - **Example Sentence:** "He lived in disgrace after his crimes were exposed." - **Definition:** The state of being in disfavor or lacking respect.
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postpone
1. **Skjuta upp** - **Example Sentence:** "The meeting has been postponed until next week." - **Definition:** To delay something until a later time or date. 2. **Uppskjuta** - **Example Sentence:** "They decided to postpone the project due to budget issues." - **Definition:** To arrange for an event, action, or task to take place at a later time. 3. **Flytta fram** - **Example Sentence:** "The concert was postponed due to bad weather." - **Definition:** To change the scheduled time of an event to a later time. 4. **Dröja med** - **Example Sentence:** "We can't postpone making this decision any longer." - **Definition:** To delay or put off doing something.
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Comprised
1. **Bestod av** - **Example Sentence:** "The committee comprised members from various departments." - **Definition:** Consisted of; was made up of. 2. **Utgjorde** - **Example Sentence:** "The team is comprised of skilled professionals." - **Definition:** Formed or constituted. 3. **Innehöll** - **Example Sentence:** "The book comprised several short stories." - **Definition:** Included or contained as parts. 4. **Omfattade** - **Example Sentence:** "The collection comprised over 100 rare artifacts." - **Definition:** Encompassed or included within a particular scope.
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inauguration
1. **Invigning** - **Example Sentence:** "The inauguration of the new building was attended by many dignitaries." - **Definition:** The formal opening or introduction of a new structure, event, or system. 2. **Installation** - **Example Sentence:** "The inauguration of the new president will take place next month." - **Definition:** The formal admission of someone to office. 3. **Inträde** - **Example Sentence:** "The inauguration ceremony marked his official entry into the office." - **Definition:** The act of beginning or introducing something formally.
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aspire
1. **Sträva** - **Example Sentence:** "She aspires to become a doctor." - **Definition:** To direct one's hopes or ambitions toward achieving something. 3. **Eftersträva** - **Example Sentence:** "They aspire to excellence in their work." - **Definition:** To seek to attain or accomplish a particular goal.
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neglect
1. **Försumma** - **Example Sentence:** "He neglected his health and became very ill." - **Definition:** To fail to care for properly. 2. **Bortse från** - **Example Sentence:** "The report neglected to mention some important details." - **Definition:** To give little or no attention to; disregard. 3. **Ignorera** - **Example Sentence:** "She felt neglected when her friends didn't invite her." - **Definition:** To fail to give proper attention or respect to someone or something. 4. **Underlåta** - **Example Sentence:** "The company neglected to pay its taxes on time." - **Definition:** To fail to do something, especially through carelessness or oversight.
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neglect
1. **Försumma** - **Example Sentence:** "He neglected his health and became very ill." - **Definition:** To fail to care for properly. 2. **Bortse från** - **Example Sentence:** "The report neglected to mention some important details." - **Definition:** To give little or no attention to; disregard. 3. **Ignorera** - **Example Sentence:** "She felt neglected when her friends didn't invite her." - **Definition:** To fail to give proper attention or respect to someone or something. 4. **Underlåta** - **Example Sentence:** "The company neglected to pay its taxes on time." - **Definition:** To fail to do something, especially through carelessness or oversight.
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intricate
1. **Intrikat** - **Example Sentence:** "The artist created an intricate design on the vase." - **Definition:** Very detailed and complicated. 2. **Komplex** - **Example Sentence:** "The plot of the novel is quite intricate and full of twists." - **Definition:** Consisting of many different and connected parts. 3. **Invecklad** - **Example Sentence:** "He explained the intricate mechanism of the clock." - **Definition:** Very complicated or detailed. 4. **Detaljerad** - **Example Sentence:** "The tapestry features an intricate pattern that took years to complete." - **Definition:** Having many small parts or details that are skillfully combined.
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intricate
1. **Intrikat** - **Example Sentence:** "The artist created an intricate design on the vase." - **Definition:** Very detailed and complicated. 2. **Komplex** - **Example Sentence:** "The plot of the novel is quite intricate and full of twists." - **Definition:** Consisting of many different and connected parts. 3. **Invecklad** - **Example Sentence:** "He explained the intricate mechanism of the clock." - **Definition:** Very complicated or detailed. 4. **Detaljerad** - **Example Sentence:** "The tapestry features an intricate pattern that took years to complete." - **Definition:** Having many small parts or details that are skillfully combined.
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Genral meeting of shareholders, shareholders’ meeting, shareholders’ general metting
Bolagsstämma
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assertive
självsäkert, bestämd, självsäker, tvärsäker
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assertion
påstående, försvar, försäkran, bedyrande
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asserted
hävdade, påstod, bedyrat