Słownictwo Biznesowe - vocab and synonyms, part 1

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abrupt

sudden and unexpected (sudden, unexpected)

resolute

having a strong and determined attitude (determined, firm)

basic

simple and necessary (simple, fundamental)

extensive

covering a large area or range (wide

scrupulous

very careful and attentive to details (meticulous, thorough)

crucial

extremely important for a particular situation (essential, vital)

mandatory

required by a rule or law (compulsory, obligatory)

outdated

no longer useful or suitable because it is old (obsolete, old

vibrant

full of energy, life, and enthusiasm (lively, energetic)

abundant

existing in large quantities (plentiful, ample)

pertinent

directly related and relevant to the subject (relevant, applicable)

discourteous

rude and lacking good manners (impolite, rude)

overall

considering everything as a whole (general, total)

restricted

limited or controlled in some way (limited, confined)

inconsistent

not staying the same or not agreeing (irregular, contradictory)

adequate

good enough for a particular purpose (sufficient, satisfactory)

thorough

complete and careful, with nothing important missed (comprehensive, meticulous)

inflexible

unwilling or unable to change (rigid, unyielding)

risky

involving the possibility of danger or loss (dangerous, hazardous)

narrow

limited in size, range, or scope (limited, restricted)

assist

to help someone with something (help, aid)

consent

permission or agreement to something (permission, approval)

reserve

to keep something for future use (save, retain)

regulate

to control something according to rules (control, govern)

analyse

to examine something carefully in order to understand it (examine, evaluate)

gather

to collect things or information together (collect, assemble)

address

to deal with or discuss a problem or issue (tackle, handle)

select

to choose something from a group (choose, pick)

generate

to produce or create something (produce, create)

administer

to manage or organize something (manage, oversee)

confirm

to show or state that something is true or correct (verify, validate)

audit

to officially examine accounts or records (inspect, review)

brief

short in duration or length (short, concise)

relate

to have a connection with something (connect, associate)

quantify

to measure or express something as an amount (measure, calculate)

deduct

to subtract an amount from a total (subtract, remove)

oblige

to force or require someone to do something (compel, require)

widen

to make or become wider (broaden, expand)

employ

to give someone a job or use something for a purpose (hire, utilise)

finalise

to complete something officially (complete, conclude)

imply

to suggest something without saying it directly (suggest, indicate)

consult

to ask someone for advice or information (ask, advise)

accelerate

to make something happen faster (speed up, hasten)

handle

to deal with or manage something (manage, deal with)

retain

to keep something or continue to have it (keep, preserve)

attend

to be present at an event or place (participate, appear)

convey

to communicate or express an idea or feeling (communicate, express)

compensate

to give something to make up for a loss or disadvantage (reimburse, repay)

disclose

to reveal information that was previously secret (reveal, uncover)

resolve

to solve a problem or settle a disagreement (solve, settle)

substitute

to replace one thing or person with another (replace, exchange)

dictate

to give orders or control what someone does (command, order)

assert

to state something confidently as true (declare, maintain)

advertise

to publicly promote a product, service, or event (promote, publicise)

avert

to prevent something unpleasant from happening (prevent, avoid)

deplete

to use up a large amount of something (exhaust, drain)

reclaim

to take back something that was lost or taken away (recover, retrieve)

endorse

to publicly support or approve of something (support, approve)

prohibit

to officially prevent something from being done (ban, forbid)

influence

to affect the way someone or something develops or behaves (affect, sway)

award

to officially give someone a prize or honour (grant, present)

attempt

to try to do something (try, endeavour)

ascertain

to find out or establish something with certainty (determine, establish)

acquire

to obtain or gain something (obtain, gain)

explain

to make something clear or understandable (clarify, describe)

prospective

likely to become or happen in the future (potential, possible)

enduring

lasting for a long time (lasting, permanent)

rudimentary

very basic and not fully developed (basic, primitive)

thriving

growing, developing, or succeeding strongly (flourishing, prospering)

voluntary

done by choice rather than because it is required (optional, willing)

tedious

boring and tiring because it is repetitive or takes a long time (dull, monotonous)

steady

continuing at a regular and stable rate (constant, stable)

disparate

very different from each other (different, contrasting)

profitable

producing a financial gain (lucrative, rewarding)

lengthy

continuing for a long time or being very long (long, extended)

nominal

very small or existing only in name (minimal, symbolic)

integral

necessary and essential to something (essential, fundamental)

exceptional

unusually good or impressive (outstanding, extraordinary)

compatible

able to exist or work well together (well

perceptive

quick to notice and understand things (observant, insightful)

punctual

arriving or happening at the expected time (timely, prompt)

legitimate

legal, valid, or acceptable (lawful, valid)

industrious

hardworking and diligent (hardworking, diligent)

disciplinary

related to punishment or correcting inappropriate behaviour (punitive, corrective)

inventive

creative and good at producing new ideas (innovative, imaginative)

modern

relating to the present time or recent developments (contemporary, current)

diverse

including many different types or kinds (varied, assorted)

significant

important or noticeable (important, considerable)

efficient

working well without wasting time, energy, or resources (effective, productive)

bankrupt

unable to pay debts because of a lack of money (insolvent, ruined)