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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering work collocations, business terms, reporting verbs, and advertising concepts from the lecture summary.
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make a living
earn the money that you need to live
freelance
doing work for several different companies rather than for just one company
be made redundant
lose your job because your employer doesn't need you any more
be out of work
be unemployed
have a lot of work on
have a lot of work that you need to do
be on the go
be very busy and active
get down to sth
finally start doing something that needs a lot of attention
project
a piece of work which is completed over a period of time
branch
a shop, office, etc. that is part of a larger company
take sth over
to get control of a company, business, etc.
go out of business
stop doing business because your company has been unsuccessful
profit
money that you make when doing business (opposite: a loss)
expand
become larger in size, number or amount
go into business with sb
start a business with somebody
set sth up
formally start a new business, company, system, etc.
go bankrupt
become unable to pay your debts
import
buy or bring in products from another country
export
sell or send products to another country
chain
a number of shops, hotels, restaurants, etc. owned or managed by the same person or company
point out
tell somebody some information, often because you think they have forgotten it or don't know it
claim
say something is true, even though you can't prove it and other people might not believe it
deny
say that something is not true, usually because somebody has said that you've done something wrong
insist
say repeatedly that something is true or that you want something to happen, often when other people disagree with you
blame
say that somebody is responsible for something bad that has happened
accuse
say that somebody has done something wrong
advertising
the business of trying to persuade people to buy products or services
publicity
the attention somebody or something gets from appearing in newspapers, on TV, etc.
slogan
a short, memorable phrase used in advertising
logo
a design or symbol used to advertise something
