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1 EBS II Final Vocab ReviewVersion en ligne Review is glue par Barbara Van der Veer A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A What your company owns: __ Starts with B This informal expression means you get a high ROI (return on investment): To get a lot of __ __ __ __ Starts with C Psychologists often help patients who are struggling to __ __ change. They need to learn to manage their feelings during times of upheaval. Starts with D A common question when it comes to shady, ethically dubious, or even illegal business practices is: Where do we __ __ __? Starts with E Something that surprises you or teaches you something new: __ __ Starts with F A phrasal verb which describes how a fad quickly loses popularity, importance, or TOMA: __ __ Starts with G This expression is common among psychologists to describe how something that a patient says reveals information inside his/her head: This __ __ __ __ how you are feeling. Starts with H A social unit living together: __ Starts with I An expression which means that sometimes we are happier if we are unaware of certain negative aspects, e.g. not realizing just how much personal data Google knows about us: __ __ __ Contains J Another way of saying that a company lays off an employee: To __ __ __ Starts with K An expression which means you get two benefits from one activity: You __ __ __ __ __ __ Contains L Another way of saying that something is bound to happen: __ __ __ Starts with M This expression means that you can manage your finances so that you have enough money to make it to the end of the month and pay all of your bills: to __ __ __ Starts with N On an income statement, this is another way of saying your bottom line, after subtracting all expenses, taxes, etc.: your __ __ Starts with O My debtors or accounts receivable __ me money. Whereas I need to pay money to my creditors or accounts payable. Starts with P To combine your money, resources, etc.: __ Contains Q Shareholders’ __ is what would be left after selling off all of the company’s assets and paying off all of its liabilities. It can be reinvested as retained earnings or distributed by paying out a dividend. Starts with R As we can see on the graph, the class's level of English has __ steadily since September, owing to their hard work. Starts with S For serious problems, it can be hard to put an end to them from one day to the next. Nonetheless, we can reduce or __ __ __ of their impact. Starts with T To cause or provoke something to happen, e.g. being in a large crowd could __ a panic attack Starts with U An __ leader is someone who remains strong and steadfast even when everything he/she knows has been upended. Contains V To overhear something means that you accidentally hear it whereas to __ means that you intentionally listen in on someone's private conversation. Starts with W To cause chaos or a disaster: __ __ __ Contains X This means that you spend more money than you had planned to spend: You __ __ __ Starts with Y Another way of saying instincts or intuition: Listen to __ __ Contains Z The crime of taking advantage of your position, e.g. as a fiduciary, in order to steal: __

1 EBS II Final Vocab ReviewVersion en ligne

Review is glue

par Barbara Van der Veer

Starts with A

What your company owns: __

Starts with B

This informal expression means you get a high ROI (return on investment): To get a lot of

Starts with C

Psychologists often help patients who are struggling to change. They need to learn to manage their feelings during times of upheaval.

Starts with D

A common question when it comes to shady, ethically dubious, or even illegal business practices is: Where do we __?

Starts with E

Something that surprises you or teaches you something new:

Starts with F

A phrasal verb which describes how a fad quickly loses popularity, importance, or TOMA:

Starts with G

This expression is common among psychologists to describe how something that a patient says reveals information inside his/her head: This how you are feeling.

Starts with H

A social unit living together: __

Starts with I

An expression which means that sometimes we are happier if we are unaware of certain negative aspects, e.g. not realizing just how much personal data Google knows about us: __

Contains J

Another way of saying that a company lays off an employee: To __

Starts with K

An expression which means you get two benefits from one activity: You

Contains L

Another way of saying that something is bound to happen: __

Starts with M

This expression means that you can manage your finances so that you have enough money to make it to the end of the month and pay all of your bills: to __

Starts with N

On an income statement, this is another way of saying your bottom line, after subtracting all expenses, taxes, etc.: your

Starts with O

My debtors or accounts receivable __ me money. Whereas I need to pay money to my creditors or accounts payable.

Starts with P

To combine your money, resources, etc.: __

Contains Q

Shareholders’ __ is what would be left after selling off all of the company’s assets and paying off all of its liabilities. It can be reinvested as retained earnings or distributed by paying out a dividend.

Starts with R

As we can see on the graph, the class's level of English has __ steadily since September, owing to their hard work.

Starts with S

For serious problems, it can be hard to put an end to them from one day to the next. Nonetheless, we can reduce or __ of their impact.

Starts with T

To cause or provoke something to happen, e.g. being in a large crowd could __ a panic attack

Starts with U

An __ leader is someone who remains strong and steadfast even when everything he/she knows has been upended.

Contains V

To overhear something means that you accidentally hear it whereas to __ means that you intentionally listen in on someone's private conversation.

Starts with W

To cause chaos or a disaster: __

Contains X

This means that you spend more money than you had planned to spend: You __

Starts with Y

Another way of saying instincts or intuition: Listen to

Contains Z

The crime of taking advantage of your position, e.g. as a fiduciary, in order to steal: __

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1 EBS II Final Vocab ReviewVersion en ligne

par Barbara Van der Veer

Starts with A

What your company owns: __

Starts with B

This informal expression means you get a high ROI (return on investment): To get a lot of __ __ __ __

Starts with C

Psychologists often help patients who are struggling to __ __ change. They need to learn to manage their feelings during times of upheaval.

Starts with D

A common question when it comes to shady, ethically dubious, or even illegal business practices is: Where do we __ __ __?

Starts with E

Something that surprises you or teaches you something new: __ __

Starts with F

A phrasal verb which describes how a fad quickly loses popularity, importance, or TOMA: __ __

Starts with G

This expression is common among psychologists to describe how something that a patient says reveals information inside his/her head: This __ __ __ __ how you are feeling.

Starts with H

A social unit living together: __

Starts with I

An expression which means that sometimes we are happier if we are unaware of certain negative aspects, e.g. not realizing just how much personal data Google knows about us: __ __ __

Contains J

Another way of saying that a company lays off an employee: To __ __ __

Starts with K

An expression which means you get two benefits from one activity: You __ __ __ __ __ __

Contains L

Another way of saying that something is bound to happen: __ __ __

Starts with M

This expression means that you can manage your finances so that you have enough money to make it to the end of the month and pay all of your bills: to __ __ __

Starts with N

On an income statement, this is another way of saying your bottom line, after subtracting all expenses, taxes, etc.: your __ __

Starts with O

My debtors or accounts receivable __ me money. Whereas I need to pay money to my creditors or accounts payable.

Starts with P

To combine your money, resources, etc.: __

Contains Q

Shareholders’ __ is what would be left after selling off all of the company’s assets and paying off all of its liabilities. It can be reinvested as retained earnings or distributed by paying out a dividend.

Starts with R

As we can see on the graph, the class's level of English has __ steadily since September, owing to their hard work.

Starts with S

For serious problems, it can be hard to put an end to them from one day to the next. Nonetheless, we can reduce or __ __ __ of their impact.

Starts with T

To cause or provoke something to happen, e.g. being in a large crowd could __ a panic attack

Starts with U

An __ leader is someone who remains strong and steadfast even when everything he/she knows has been upended.

Contains V

To overhear something means that you accidentally hear it whereas to __ means that you intentionally listen in on someone's private conversation.

Starts with W

To cause chaos or a disaster: __ __ __

Contains X

This means that you spend more money than you had planned to spend: You __ __ __

Starts with Y

Another way of saying instincts or intuition: Listen to __ __

Contains Z

The crime of taking advantage of your position, e.g. as a fiduciary, in order to steal: __

This informal expression means you get a high ROI (return on investment): To get a lot of

Psychologists often help patients who are struggling to change. They need to learn to manage their feelings during times of upheaval.

A common question when it comes to shady, ethically dubious, or even illegal business practices is: Where do we __?

Something that surprises you or teaches you something new:

A phrasal verb which describes how a fad quickly loses popularity, importance, or TOMA:

This expression is common among psychologists to describe how something that a patient says reveals information inside his/her head: This how you are feeling.

An expression which means that sometimes we are happier if we are unaware of certain negative aspects, e.g. not realizing just how much personal data Google knows about us: __

Another way of saying that a company lays off an employee: To __

An expression which means you get two benefits from one activity: You

Another way of saying that something is bound to happen: __

This expression means that you can manage your finances so that you have enough money to make it to the end of the month and pay all of your bills: to __

On an income statement, this is another way of saying your bottom line, after subtracting all expenses, taxes, etc.: your

For serious problems, it can be hard to put an end to them from one day to the next. Nonetheless, we can reduce or __ of their impact.

To cause chaos or a disaster: __

This means that you spend more money than you had planned to spend: You __

Another way of saying instincts or intuition: Listen to