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Renew
"You need to _____ your membership before the end of the month." [meaning: extend the validity of something]
Renewal
"The _____ of the contract was completed after both parties agreed to the terms." [meaning: an extension or continuation of an agreement]
Submit
"Please _____ your application by the end of the day." [meaning: send or hand in something for approval or review]
Submission
"The deadline for _____ of the research paper is Friday." [meaning: the act of presenting a document or data]
Reserve
"We should _____ a table at the restaurant to avoid waiting." [meaning: book or set aside for future use]
Reservation
"They made a _____ for a hotel room during their vacation." [meaning: an arrangement to have something kept for use]
Retain
"The company worked hard to _____ its best employees by offering higher salaries." [meaning: keep or maintain possession of something]
Retention
"Employee _____ is a key factor in the company's success." [meaning: the ability to keep someone or something]
Represent
"He was chosen to _____ the company at the international conference." [meaning: act or speak on behalf of someone or something]
Representative
"The sales _____ provided detailed information about the product." [meaning: a person who represents a company or group]
Confirmation
"Please provide a _____ of your appointment by email." [meaning: an official statement that something has been agreed upon]
Attribute
"The teacher _____ her success to hard work and dedication." [meaning: regard something as being caused by someone or something]
Attract
"The company's new advertisement campaign aims to _____ more customers." [meaning: draw attention or interest]
Attractive
"The resort offers an _____ package for family vacations." [meaning: appealing or interesting]
Attraction
"The main _____ at the amusement park is the roller coaster." [meaning: something that draws visitors or interest]
Introduce
"The company will _____ a new product line next month." [meaning: present something for the first time]
Introduction
"The speaker began with an _____ of the main topics to be covered." [meaning: an initial explanation or presentation]
Review
"Make sure to _____ the report for any errors before submitting it." [meaning: examine or check something]
Review (noun)
"The manager conducted a _____ of the team's performance over the last quarter." [meaning: an assessment or evaluation]
Renew
"You need to _____ your membership before the end of the month." [meaning: extend the validity of something]
Renewal
"The _____ of the contract was completed after both parties agreed to the terms." [meaning: an extension or continuation of an agreement]
Submit
"Please _____ your application by the end of the day." [meaning: send or hand in something for approval or review]
Submission
"The deadline for _____ of the research paper is Friday." [meaning: the act of presenting a document or data]
Reserve
"We should _____ a table at the restaurant to avoid waiting." [meaning: book or set aside for future use]
Reservation
"They made a _____ for a hotel room during their vacation." [meaning: an arrangement to have something kept for use]
Retain
"The company worked hard to _____ its best employees by offering higher salaries." [meaning: keep or maintain possession of something]
Retention
"Employee _____ is a key factor in the company's success." [meaning: the ability to keep someone or something]
Represent
"He was chosen to _____ the company at the international conference." [meaning: act or speak on behalf of someone or something]
Representative
"The sales _____ provided detailed information about the product." [meaning: a person who represents a company or group]
Confirmation
"Please provide a _____ of your appointment by email." [meaning: an official statement that something has been agreed upon]
Attribute
"The teacher _____ her success to hard work and dedication." [meaning: regard something as being caused by someone or something]
Attract
"The company's new advertisement campaign aims to _____ more customers." [meaning: draw attention or interest]
Attractive
"The resort offers an _____ package for family vacations." [meaning: appealing or interesting]
Attraction
"The main _____ at the amusement park is the roller coaster." [meaning: something that draws visitors or interest]
Introduce
"The company will _____ a new product line next month." [meaning: present something for the first time]
Introduction
"The speaker began with an _____ of the main topics to be covered." [meaning: an initial explanation or presentation]
Review
"Make sure to _____ the report for any errors before submitting it." [meaning: examine or check something]
Review (noun)
"The manager conducted a _____ of the team's performance over the last quarter." [meaning: an assessment or evaluation]
Productivity
"The new software significantly improved employee _____." [meaning: the efficiency of producing results or goods]
Produce
"Farmers in the region _____ high-quality vegetables every season." [meaning: create or grow something]
Production
"The factory increased _____ to meet the growing demand." [meaning: the process of creating or manufacturing something]
Product
"The store's best-selling _____ is their organic honey." [meaning: something produced or made for sale]
Performance
"Her _____ at the concert was outstanding." [meaning: the act of presenting or carrying out a task]
Perform
"The actors will _____ the play this weekend." [meaning: carry out or do an action or activity]
Contribution
"He made a valuable _____ to the team's success." [meaning: something given or added to achieve a goal]
Contribute
"She volunteered to _____ her time to the charity event." [meaning: give or help achieve something]
Requirement
"A valid ID is a _____ for applying for the loan." [meaning: something necessary or compulsory]
Require
"This project will _____ additional resources." [meaning: need or demand something as essential]
Charge
"The service provider added a _____ for late payment." [meaning: an amount of money that must be paid]
Attention
"The presentation caught the audience's _____." [meaning: the focus or notice given to something]
Attend
"You're expected to _____ the team meeting this afternoon." [meaning: be present at an event or gathering]
Attendance
"The conference saw high _____ this year." [meaning: the act of being present at a place or event]
Satisfaction
"The company focuses on customer _____ to maintain loyalty." [meaning: the feeling of being pleased or content]
Satisfy
"The product was designed to _____ customer expectations." [meaning: meet a need or desire]
Satisfied
"I was very _____ with the level of service provided." [meaning: feeling content or pleased]
Complaint
"She filed a _____ about the poor service at the restaurant." [meaning: an expression of dissatisfaction or a problem]
Complain
"He called the customer service line to _____ about his order." [meaning: express dissatisfaction or a problem]
Need
"There is a _____ for more staff to handle the workload." [meaning: something necessary or required]
Apology
"He offered an _____ for being late to the meeting." [meaning: an expression of regret or remorse]
Apologize for
"She had to _____ _____ missing the appointment." [meaning: say sorry for something]
Attend
"Many employees were asked to _____ the training session." [meaning: be present at an event or meeting]
Participate in
"She is excited to _____ _____ the charity event next month." [meaning: actively take part in an activity]
Offer
"The company decided to _____ a discount for loyal customers." [meaning: provide something as an option or benefit]
Provide
"They will _____ the team with new equipment for the project." [meaning: supply something to someone]
Suggest
"She _____ organizing a team-building activity to boost morale." [meaning: put forward an idea or proposal]
Propose
"He _____ to change the meeting time to 3 PM." [meaning: formally recommend something]
Inform
"Please _____ the manager of any changes to the schedule." [meaning: notify someone about something]
Tell
"Can you _____ me about the meeting details?" [meaning: communicate information to someone]
Spend
"We decided to _____ more money on advertising this quarter." [meaning: use time or money for a specific purpose]
Invest
"The company will _____ more resources in staff training." [meaning: put money or effort into something to achieve a goal]
Remind
"Can you _____ me to send the report before 5 PM?" [meaning: help someone remember something]
Ask
"He was _____ to present his findings at the meeting." [meaning: request someone to do something]
Have
"She _____ the assistant prepare the presentation slides." [meaning: instruct someone to do something]
Prohibit
"The company's policy _____ employees from using personal devices during work hours." [meaning: forbid or ban something]
At one's expense
"The repairs will be made _____ _____ _____, as stated in the contract." [meaning: with someone bearing the cost]
Expense
"Travel _____ for the business trip will be reimbursed." [meaning: the cost or amount spent]
At one's earliest convenience
"Please respond to the email _____ _____ _____ _____." [meaning: as soon as someone is able to]
Convenient
"The new location is more _____ for customers." [meaning: easy to reach or use]
In compliance with
"All employees must act _____ _____ _____ company regulations." [meaning: in accordance with rules or laws]
Compliance
"The audit ensured _____ with safety protocols." [meaning: adherence to laws or standards]
In honor of
"The event was held _____ _____ _____ the retiring CEO." [meaning: to celebrate or recognize someone]
Honor
"It was an _____ to receive the award." [meaning: a privilege or recognition]
Reserve the right to do
"The manager _____ _____ _____ _____ make changes to the schedule." [meaning: maintain the authority to do something]
Be on schedule
"The project is still _____ _____ _____, and we expect to finish on time." [meaning: progressing as planned]
Schedule
"We need to set a _____ for weekly meetings." [meaning: a planned timetable of events]
In conjunction with
"The campaign was launched _____ _____ _____ other local charities." [meaning: in partnership with or together with]
Take advantage of
"They decided to _____ _____ _____ the holiday sales to buy new furniture." [meaning: make use of something to benefit from it]
Advantage
"Having prior experience gives you an _____ over other applicants." [meaning: a benefit or upper hand]
Go into effect
"The new policy will _____ _____ _____ starting next month." [meaning: become valid or start being enforced]
Effect
"The medication had a positive _____ on his recovery." [meaning: a change or result caused by something]
Take safety precautions
"All employees are required to _____ _____ _____ when operating machinery." [meaning: use measures to ensure safety]
Precaution
"Wearing a helmet is a _____ when riding a bike." [meaning: an action taken to prevent harm or danger]
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