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Derivatives/collocations



Target Vocabulary.

Unit 1. Career.

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Item

Definition

Derivatives/collocations

Synonyms/antonyms

 

career (n)

a profession or job that you train for

~ ist (n)

~ ladder (n)

~ move (n)

~ break (n)

~ opportunities (n)

to get ahead in one’s ~

occupation syn.

business syn.

profession syn.

 

employ (v)

to pay someone to work in a particular job

 

~ ment (n)

~ er (n)

~ ee (n)

full~ ment (n)

~ ee loyalty (n)

hire syn.

engage syn.

occupy syn.

dismiss ant.

discharge ant.

 

flexitime (n) BE flextime (n) AE

a system in which people who work in a company do a fixed number of hours each week, but can choose what time they start or finish work within certain limits.

 

 

 

labour (n) BE, labor (n) AE

the work performed by the people in a company, country etc.

~ union n AE

~ force n BE

~ ing (n)

work syn.

employment syn.

 

manage (v)

 

to direct or control an organization.

~ ment (n)

~ r (n)

~ ess (n)

~ able (adj)

~ rial (adj)

control syn.

direct syn.

rule syn.

mismanage ant.

misdirect ant.

 

overtime (n, adv)

 

time that you spend working in your job in addition to your normal working hours.

 

 

 

overwork (n)

when someone works too much or too hard.

 

 

 

position (n)

a job.

vacant ~

to apply for the ~ of

post syn.

 

promote (v)

1) to help something develop and grow; 2) to give someone a more important job or rank in an organization.

~ r (n)

promotion (n)

get promotion

deserve promotion

promotional (adj)

raise syn.

encourage syn.

 

qualification (n)

 

a skill, personal quality, or type of experience that makes you suitable for a particular job.

qualify (v)

qualified (adj)

 

 

recruit (v)

the process or the business of recruiting new people.

~ er (n)

~ ment (n)

~ ment agency (n)

 

 

resign (v)

 

to leave a job, position etc officially, usually through your own choice, rather than being told to leave.

~ ed (adj)

~ ation (n)

 

 

retire (v)

to stop doing one’s regular work, because one has reached a particular age.

~ d (adj)

~ ment (n)

take ~ ment

retiring age (n)

 

 

sack (v)

to tell someone to leave their job, or to be told to leave your job.

give sb the ~

get the ~

be ~ed for smth

dismiss syn.

fire syn.

 

salary (n)

a fixed regular payment for work.

   
 

sales representative (n)

someone whose job is to sell their company’s products or services, for example by visiting customers.

   
 

trade union (n) BE

an organization representing people working in a particular industry or profession, especially in meetings with their employers.

 

labor union (n) AE syn.

 

 

unemployment (n)

when you do not have a job.

unemployed ( adj)

~ rate (n)

employment ant.

 

vacancy (n)

a job that is available.

vacant (adj)

~ post

 

 

work (n)

to do smth that involves physical or mental activity.

~ aholic (n)

~ force (n)

labour syn.

employment syn.

occupation syn.

 

 

 


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