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253. Merchandise n, items available in stores
254. Strict a, precise. Exact
255. Strictness n. strictly adv.
256. Trend n, the current style

L17 Ordering Supplies
257. Diverse a, different; made up of distinct qualities
258. Diversify v. diversity n.
259. Enterprise n, a business; a large project
260. Essential a, indispensable, necessary
261. Everyday a, common, ordinary
262. Function v, to perform tasks
263. Function n. functional adj.
264. Maintain v, to continue, to support, to sustain
265. Maintainability n. maintainable adj.
266. Obtain v, to acquire
267. Prerequisite n, something that is required or necessary as a prior condition
268. Quality n, a distinguishing characteristic
269. Smooth a, without difficulties; deliberately polite and agreeable in order to win favor
270. Smooth out v. Smoothly adv
271. Source n, the origin
272. Stationery n, writing paper and envelopes

L18 Shipping
273. Accurate a, exact; errorless
274. Accuracy n. accurately adv.
275. Carrier n, a person or business that transports passengers or goods
276. Catalog a, a list or itemized display; v, to make an itemized list of
277. Fulfill v, to finish completely
278. Fulfilling gerund fulfillment n.
279. Integral a, necessary for completion
280. Inventory n, goods in stock; an itemized record of these goods
281. Minimize v, to reduce, to give less importance to
282. Minimal adj. Minimum n.
283. On hand a, available
284. Remember v, to think of again
285. Ship v, to transport; to send
286. Shipper n. shipment n.
287. Sufficient a, as much as is needed
288. Supply v, to make available for use

L19 Invoices
289. Charge n, an expense or a cost; v, to demand payment
290. Compile v, to gather together from several sources
291. Customer n, one who purchases a commodity or service
292. Discount n, a reduction in price; to reduce in price
293. Efficient a, acting or producing effectively with a minimum of waste
294. Estimate v, to approximate the amount or value of something; to form am opinion
a. About something
295. Estimation n. estimating gerund
296. Impose v, to establish or apply as compulsory; to force upon others
297. Imposition n. imposing adj.
298. Mistake n, an error or a fault
299. Mistaken v. adj.
300. Order n, a request made to purchase something ; v, to command or direct
301. Prompt adj being on time or punctual, carried out without delay, n. a reminder or a cue
302. Promptness n. prompt v.
303. Rectify v. to set right or correct
304. Terms n. conditions

L20 Inventory
305. Adjust v. to change in order to match or fit, to cause to correspond
306. Adjustment n. adjustable adj.
307. Automatic adj. Operating independently
308. Automation n. automatically adv.
309. Crucial adj. Extremely significant or important
310. Discrepancy n. a divergence or disagreement
311. Disturb v. to interfere with, to interrupt
312. Disturbance n. disturbingly adv.
313. Liability n. an obligation a responsibility
314. Reflect v. to given back a likeness
315. Reflection n. reflector n.
316. Run v. to operate
317. Scan v. to look over quickly
318. Subtract v. to take away, to deduct
319. Tedious adj. Tiresome by reason of length, slowness, or dullness, boring
320. Verify v. to prove the truth of

L21 Banking
321. Accept v. to receive, to respond favorably
322. Acceptance n. acceptable adj.
323. Balance n. the remainder, v. to compute the difference between credits and debits of an account.
324. Borrow v. to use temporarily
325. Cautious adj. Careful, wary
326. Deduct v. to take away from a total, to subtract
327. Deductible n. deduction n.
328. Dividend n. a share in a distribution
329. Down payment n. an initial partial payment
330. Mortgage n. the amount due on a property, v. to borrow money with your house as collateral.
331. Restriction n. a limitation
332. Restrict v. restricted adj.
333. Signature n. the name of a person written by the person
334. Sign n. v.
335. Take out v. withdraw, remove
336. Transaction n. a business deal

L22 Accounting
337. Accounting n. the recording and gathering of financial information for a company
338. Accountant n. account n.
339. Accumulate v. to gather, to collect
340. Accumulation n. accumulated adj.
341. Asset n. something of value
342. Audit n. a formal examination of financial records, v. to examine the financial
343. Budget n. a list of probable expenses and income for a given period
344. Budget v. budgetary adj.
345. Build up n. to increase over time
346. Client n. a customer
347. Debt n. something owed, as in money or goods
348. Outstanding adj. Still due, not paid or settled
349. Profitable adj. advantageous, beneficial
350. Profit v. n.
351. Reconcile v. to make consistent
352. Turnover n. the number of times a product is sold and replaced or an emloyee leaves and another employee is hired

L23 Investments
353. Aggressive adj. Competitive, assertive
354. Attitude n. a felling about something or someone
355. Commitment n. a promise
356. Commit v. noncommittal adj.
357. Conservative adj. Cautious, restrained
358. Fund n. an amount of money for something specific, v to provide money for
359. Invest v. to put money into a business or activity with the hope of making more money, to put effort into something
360. Investment n. investor n.
361. Long-term adj. involving or extending over a long period
362. Portfolio n. a list of investments
363. Pull out v. to withdraw, to stop participating, n. a withdrawal, removal
364. Resource n. assets, valuable things
365. Return n. the amount of money gained as profit
366. Returns n. returnable adj.
367. Wise adj. Knowledgeable, able to offer advice based on experience
368. Wisdom n. wisely adv.

L24 Taxes
369. Calculate v. to figure out, to compute
370. Calculation n, calculator n.
371. Deadline n. a time by which something must be finished
372. File v. to enter into public record, n. a group of documents or information about a person or an event
373. Fill out v. to complete
374. Give up v. to quit, to stop
375. Joint adj. Together, shared
376. Owe v. to have a debt. To be obligated to pay
377. Owner n. owing gerund
378. Penalty n. a punishment, a consequence
379. Penalize v. penal adj.
380. Prepare v. to make ready
381. Preparation n. preparatory adj.
382. Refund n. the amount paid back, v, to give back
383. Spouse n. a husband or wife
384. Withhold v. to keep from. To refrain from

L25 Financial Statements
385. Desired adj. Wished or longed for
386. Desire n. v.
387. Detail v. to report or relate minutely or in particulars
388. Forecast n, a prediction of a future event .v. to estimate or calculate in advance
389. Level n. a relative position or rank on a scale
390. Overall adj. Regarded as a whole, general
391. Perspective n. a mental view or outlook
392. Projected adj. Estimated, or predicted based or present data
393. Project n. v.
394. Realistic adj. Tending to or expressing an awareness of things as they really are
395. Reality n. realistic adj.
396. Target v. to establish as a goal, n. a goal
397. Translation n. the act or process of translating
398. Translate v. translatable adj.
399. Typical adj. Conforming to a type
400. Yield n. an amount produced, v. to produce a profit

L26 Property and department
401. Adjacent adj. next to
402. Collaboration n. the act pf working with someone
403. Collaborate v. collaboration n.
404. Concentrate v. to focus, to think about
405. Conducive adj. Contributing to, leading to
406. Disrupt v. to interrupt, to disturb
407. Disruption n. disruptive adj.
408. Hamper v. to impede or interfere
409. Inconsiderate adj. Rude, impolite.
410. Lobby n. an anteroom, foyer, or waiting room
411. Move up v. to advance, improve position
412. Open to adj. Receptive to, vulnerable
413. Opt v. to choose, to decide on
414. Option n. optimal adj.
415. Scrutinize v. to look at carefully and closely
416. Scrutiny n. inscrutable adj.

L27 Board Meetings and committees
417. Adhere to v. to follow, to pay attention to
418. Agenda n. a list of topics to be discussed
419. Bring up v. to introduce a topic
420. Conclude v. to stop, to come to a decision
421. Conclusion n. conclusive adj.
422. Go ahead v. to proceed with, n. permission to do something
423. Goal n. objective, purpose
424. Lengthy adj. Long in time, duration, or distance
425. Matter n. an item, issue, topic of interest
426. Periodically adv. From time to time
427. Period n. periondic adj.
428. Priority n. something of importance, something that should be done before other things
429. Prioritize v. prior adj.
430. Progress n. a movement forward, v. to move forward on something, especially work or a project
431. Progression n. progressive adj.
432. Waste b. not to use wisely, n. not worthwhile.

L28 Quality control
433. Brand n. an identifying mark or label, a trademark
434. Conform v. to match specifications or qualities
435. Defect n. an imperfection or flaw
436. Defect n. defective adj.
437. Enhance v. to make more attractive or valuable
438. Garment n. an article of clothing
439. Inspect v. to look at closely, to examine carefully or officially
440. Inspection n. inspector n.
441. Perceive v. to notice, to become aware of, to see
442. Perception n. perceptive adj.
443. Repel v. to keep away, to fight against
444. Repellent n. adj.
445. Take back b. to return something, to withdraw or retract
446. Throw out v. to dispose of
447. Uniform adj. Consistent in form or appearance
448. Wrinkle n. a crease, ridge, or furrow, especially in skin or fabric

L29 Product Development
449. Anxious adj. Worried
450. Anxiety n. anxiously adv.
451. Ascertain v. to discover, to find out for certain
452. Assume v. to take upon oneself, to believe to be true
453. Assumed adj. Assumption n.
454. Decade n. a period of ten years
455. Examine v. to interrogate, to scrutinize
456. Experiment v. to try out a new procedure or idea, n. a test or trial
457. Experimentation n. experimental adj.
458. Logical adj. formally valid, using orderly reasoning
459. Research n. the act of collecting in formation about a particular subject
460. Responsibility n. task
461. Responsible adj. Responsibly adv.
462. Solve v. to find a solution, explanation, or answer
463. Supervisor n. an administrator in charge
464. Systematic adj. Methodical in procedure, organized

L30 Renting and Leasing
465. Apprehensive adj. Anxious about the future
466. Apprehend v. apprehension n.
467. Circumstance n. a condition, a situation
468. Condition n. the state of something, a requirement
469. Conditional adj. Condition v.
470. Due to prep. Because of
471. Fluctuate v. to go up and down, to change
472. Fluctuation n. fluctuating gerund.
473. Get out of v. to escape, to exit
474. Indicator n. a sign, a signal
475. Indicate v. indication n.
476. Lease n. a contract to pay to use property for an amount of time, v. to make a contract to use property
477. Lock into v. to commit, to be unable to change
478. Occupancy n. the state of being or living in a certain place
479. Option n. a choice, an alternative
480. Subject to adj. Under legal power, dependent

L31 Selecting a Restaurant
481. Appeal adj., to be attractive or interesting
482. Arrive v., to reach a destination
483. Compromise n., a settlement of differences in which each side makes concessions
484. Daring adj., to have the courage required
485. Familiar adj., often encountered or seen; common
486. Guide n., one who leads, directs, or gives advice
487. Guidance n., guidable adj.,
488. Majority n., the greater number or part
489. Mix v., to combine or blend into one mass; n., a combination
490. Mixture n., mixable adj.,
491. Rely v., to have confidence in; to depend on
492. Reliability n., reliable adj.,
493. Secure v., to get possession of; to obtain
494. Subjective adj., particular to a given person; highly personal; not objective
495. Suggest v., to offer for consideration or action
496. Suggestion n., suggestible adj.,

L32 Eating out
497. Basic adj., serving as a starting point or basis
498. Complete adj., having all necessary or normal parts, components, or steps
499. Completion n., completely adv.,
500. Excite v., to arouse an emotion
501. Excitement n., exciting adj.,
502. Flavor n., a distinctive taste
503. Forget v., to be unable to remember
504. Forgetful adj., forgettable adj.,
505. Ingredient n., an element in a mixture
506. Judge v., to form an opinion
507. Mix-up n., a confusion; v., to confuse
508. Patron n., a customer, especially a regular customer
509. Predict v., to state, tell about, or make known in advance
510. Prediction n., predictable adv.,
511. Random adj., having no specific pattern, purpose, or objective
512. Remind v., to cause to remember

L 33 Ordering Lunch
513. Burdensome adj., of or like a burden; onerous
514. Common adj., widespread, frequent, usual
515. In common n., commonly
516. Delivery n., the act of conveying or delivering

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