Word of the day – TO LAUNCH A PRODUCT (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – TO LAUNCH A PRODUCT (upper intermediate level)

TO LAUNCH A PRODUCT Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: Manufacturers do numerous market researches before they decide to launch a new product. Ex 2.: Every product that was launched by top Japanese manufacturers was a hit. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember[...] 

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Word of the day – SUBORDINATE (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – SUBORDINATE (upper intermediate level)

SUBORDINATE Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: The boss always gives the routine paper work to his subordinates. Ex 2.: Subordinates are often treated badly by their superiors. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember it is just trying to use it in English speaking! You[...] 

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Word of the day – TO SET OBJECTIVES (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – TO SET OBJECTIVES (upper intermediate level)

TO SET OBJECTIVES Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: The Ministry of Education has set new school objectives. Ex 2.: It’s difficult for a company to set objectives when the situation in the market is not clear. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember it[...] 

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Word of the day – COMMITMENT (upper intermediate level) + WEEKLY TEST

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – COMMITMENT (upper intermediate level) + WEEKLY TEST

COMMITMENT Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: He’s known in the town for his commitment to right-wing politics. Ex 2.: I’m afraid she’s got too many commitment this month to help you with your project. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word To check if you have learned the words which you have already received, we prepared for you a WEEKLY TEST. To take it just click the link below: take me to my WEEKLY TEST If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change[...] 

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Word of the day – MARKET SHARE (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – MARKET SHARE (upper intermediate level)

MARKET SHARE Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: Google’s market share has recently increased from 10,0% to 17,5%. Ex 2.: Nokia is still the leader with the market share of 11,5%. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember it is just trying to use it in English[...] 

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Word of the day – TO MAINTAIN (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – TO MAINTAIN (upper intermediate level)

TO MAINTAIN Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: The top priority of out company is to maintain our high standards. Ex 2.: Large buildings are very costly to maintain. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember it is just trying to use it in English speaking! You[...] 

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Word of the day – APPLICATION (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – APPLICATION (upper intermediate level)

APPLICATION Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: I’ve sent 10 applications for different jobs and haven’t received any answer yet. Ex 2.: If you want to go to the USA, you’ll have to fill in the application form for your visa first. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best[...] 

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Word of the day – EXPANSION (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – EXPANSION (upper intermediate level)

EXPANSION Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: There has been rapid expansion of the electronics industry, which results from technical development. Ex 2.: The multinational companies’ expansion is one of the reasons for globalization. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you[...] 

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Word of the day – MORAL STANDARDS (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – MORAL STANDARDS (upper intermediate level)

MORAL STANDARDS Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: Many people argue whether objective moral standards really exist. Ex 2.: Employees need a friendly and fair atmoshere, which is impossible when moral standards are corrupted in a company. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you[...] 

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Word of the day – TO NEGOTIATE (upper intermediate level)

Dom, dic 25, 2011

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Word of the day – TO NEGOTIATE (upper intermediate level)

TO NEGOTIATE Here are two examples of potential use: Ex 1.: The government decided to negotiate with the nurses on strike. Ex 2.: We are negotiating a new contract with our overseas customer. Try to find what the meaning of this word is using these examples. If you tried and don’t know yet or just want to listen to the pronunciation / get some more info about this word, click the link below: show me more information about this word If you think the level of the words you receive is inappropriate, you can always change the level of words you get by clicking the link below: change info about my English level Remember that if you don’t use this word in conversations you’ll forget it in a short time. The best thing you can do to remember it is just trying to use it in English[...] 

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