Unit 4 Flashcards
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Acces
noun - a way of entering or reaching a place
Usage: The swipe security card gives you access to the documents room.
PŘÍSTUP
acquire
verb - to obtain something by buying or being given it
Usage: He acquired a great deal of knowledge at university.
The purchase of the property meant that we acquired a large amount of land.
ZÍSKAT/ NABÝT
acquire
verb - to obtain something by buying or being given it
Usage: He acquired a great deal of knowledge at university.
The purchase of the property meant that we acquired a large amount of land.
ZÍSKAT/ NABÝT
acquisition
noun[C] - something that somebody buys to add to what they already own, usually something valuable
Usage: The acquisition of the Italian company opened many new markets for our company.
ZÍSKÁNÍ/ KOUPĚ/ NABYTÍ
bankrupt
adjective -without enough money to pay what you owe
Usage: The company finally declared itself bankrupt following many years of successive losses.
ZKRACHOVALÝ
budget
rozpočet
catalogue
katalog
catalogue
katalog
chain
a group of shops, stores or hotels owned by the same company
řetězec
chief executive
- the person with the highest rank in a company or an organisation
generální ředitel
collapse
- noun [C] – a sudden failure of something, such as an institution, a business or a course of action
Usage: The company was heading for financial collapse before the
government stepped in and bailed them out financially.
ZHROUCENÍ/KOLAPS
2. verb - to fail suddenly or completely
Usage: Many companies collapsed in the wake of the Wall Street Crash.
ZHROUTIT SE
competitor
noun [C] - a company that offers the same or better goods and services as another, and therefore competes for the same customers
Usage: We try to keep our prices lower than our competitors.
KONKURENT
consumer
a person who buys goods or uses services
zákazník
controversial
the governments new tax reforms were very controversial
sporný/kontroverzní
crack the market
enter a new market successfully
prorazit na trh
dotcom business
an on-line/internet company
downturn
a fall in the amount of business that is done
pokles
ethical
relating to principles of what is right and what is wrong
extravagance
the act or habit of spending more money than you can afford is necessary
výstředný, extravagantní
findings
zjištění
formula
a particular method of doing or achieving something
formule, předpis
funding
money for a particular purpose, the act of providing money for such a purpose
finance/ finanční zdroje
get/have a bad press
expression - negative reports that newspapers write about somebody/ something
Mít špatné reference
Globalisation
noun - a situation in which companies from one country operate in many different parts of the world
Globalizace