Vocabulary - Teams Flashcards
to boost morale
make others feel good about what they are doing
flop
film, even,… that is unsuccessful
at random
without any regular pattern
destined to succeed
something is certainly paying off/working out
to be flexible and open to new ideas
willing to work in different ways to achieve something
breakdown
failure
in two minds
I can’t make up my mind
sophisticated
having a good understanding of the way people behave and /or good knowledge of culture or fashion
to have high expectations
to be very amitious and want everyone to do well
triumph
great successes, achievement, or victory
on the ball
knowledgable
fearless leader
a leader who is extremely courageous
to be the center of
attention
wanting other people to talk about oneself
to give in
admit to failure
for the most part
generally speaking
bleak
bare
to sit on the fence
to avoid becoming involved in deciding or influencing something
to work out
develop in a successful way
to be at loss
had no idea
to be doomed
facing certain defeat
to see the big picture
to see a situation as a whole
to turn out
happen or develop in a particular way
out of order
not working
inspiring
Causing great emotional or mental stimulation
troublemaker
a person who causes problems
to pay off
be successful and bring good results
under the impression
pretty certain
to have (suffer) a momentary setback
to experience or encounter some kind of minor delay, obstacle, impasse, or failure
to be willing to get one’s
hands dirty
being happy to do any task, including unpleasant or boring ones
to fall flat
fail to have the desired result
without warning
unexpectedly
to kick things off
to begin an event or period of time
to come off
have the intended effect or result
at the very least
as a minimum
to overcome
succeed in dealing with (a problem)
at times
sometimes
to get to the top
reach the highest point of your profession
to make it
be successful in your career
apathetic (about)
having or showing little interest, concern or emotion
indifferent (to)
a lack of interest (apathetic)
to feel down-hearted
unhappy and having no hope, especially bc of a disappointment
pandering
pleasing other people by saying/doing what you think they want you to do/say
apprehensive (about)
viewing the future with anxiety or alarm
irritated (at/by/with)
annoyed, bothered
to give someone a lift
to boos their spirits
to be vexed
to be confused
astonished (at/by)
affected with sudden and great wonder or surprise
relieved (to/that)
feeling relaxed and happy because something difficult or unpleasant has stopped
to be in low spirits
feeling unhappy
mulling ethical ramifications
overthinking ethical consequences
devestated (by)
very shocked and upset
self-conscious (about)
nervous or uncomfortable because you are worried about what people think about you or your actions
a roller coaster of
emotions
emotional imbalance, instability
indecisiveness
not being able to make a decision
envious (of)
wishing to have something another person has
sympathetic (to/towards)
someone who shows that they understand and care about someone else’s suffering
ups and downs
a mixture of good and bad things happening to someone
frustrated (at/with)
feeling annoyed or less confident bc you cannot achieve what you want
uncomfortable (about)
not feeling comfortable and pleasant, or not making you feel comfortable and pleasant
estatic
very happy, euphoric, elated
to hit the roof
become very angry, lose your temper
to disclose something (to somebody)
give sb information about sth that has been secret, reveal sth
euphoric
very happy, ecstatic, elated
to go mad
lose your temper, become very angry
vulnerable
weak and easily hurt, physically or emotionally
elated
very happy, ecstatic, euphoric
gutted
very disappointed
uneasy
slightly nervous, embarrassed, or worried; uncomfortable
over the moon
very happy
elated, euphoric, ecstatic
hysterical
being in a state of extreme distress or excitement and crying, laughing or shouting ect.
to pour something out
express all your feelings, often because you are unhappy
jubilant
feeling extremely happy because of a success
stunned
shocked and surprised
gobsmacked
innermost thoughts
the thoughts which are most personal and private
in tears
crying
gobsmacked
shocked and surprised
instinct
a way of behaving that results from responses you were bort with rather than responses you have learned
close to tears
nearly crying
appalled
shocked because sth is very unpleasant
horrified
guarded
careful not to give too much information; cautious
devastated
very upset
heartbroken
horrified
shocked because sth is very unpleasant
appalled
to give something away
tell people secret information
heartbroken
very upset
devastated
to bottle something up
stop yourself from showing negative emotions or feeling, especially over a long time (bottle up your emotions)
to suppress your feelings
stop yourself from having or expressing or having feelings
to lose your temper
hit the roof
become very angry
go mad
to wear your heart on your sleeve
make your feelings obvious to others
pent up
(of emotions, energy…) held back: not shown or expressed
year abroad
part of a university course spent working or studying in a different country
quality assurance
the process of checking whether a service meets agreed standards
blended learning
a study program that combines face-to-face with distance learning
vocational training
education focused on work-based needs
mature student
a person who returns to studying later in life, not on finishing school
international student
a person who goes abroad to study
offshore campus
a branch of a university in a different country
student loan
money borrowed to finance you studies
apprenticeship scheme
a way to lean a profession or trade by working alongside a professional for a number of years while studying part-time
external accreditation
independent and objective confirmation of someone’s ability e. g. a certificate
tuition fees
money charged for education
virtual learning environment
an online study platform
career
a profession for which one trains and which is undertaken as a permanent calling
minimum score
the lowest score with which an application will be accepted
to acknowledge
say that they have received it
qualifications
a pass of an examination or an official completion of a course, especially one conferring status as a recognized practitioner of a profession or activity
a condition that must be fulfilled before a right can be acquired; an official requirement
grant
money was given to enable a person to study
to be called for an interview
asked to attend an interview
scholarship
money was given by a college or university to pay for the studies of a talented student
references
a letter that is written by someone who you, to describe you and say if you are suitable for a job