The words
Every word in this set, with what it means. Tap a word to hear it.
- accommodate
- to provide what someone needs or make room for a situation
- “We can accommodate the client's request for a later delivery.”
- address
- to deal with a problem, question, or need
- “The meeting will address the delay in production.”
- clarify
- to make something easier to understand
- “Could you clarify which figures belong in the report?”
- collaborate
- to work with another person or group to achieve something
- “The design and engineering teams collaborate closely.”
- concern
- a worry or matter that needs attention
- “The main concern is the effect on small suppliers.”
- convenient
- easy or suitable for a particular person or situation
- “Tuesday afternoon would be convenient for our team.”
- demonstrate
- to show clearly that something is true or how something works
- “The figures demonstrate the value of the upgrade.”
- estimate
- a calculation of an amount or cost that is not exact
- “The contractor gave us an estimate for the repair.”
- feedback
- comments or advice about how something can be improved
- “Please send your feedback before the final review.”
- follow-up
- an action taken to continue or check the result of something
- “I will send a follow-up message after the meeting.”
- negotiate
- to discuss something in order to reach an agreement
- “The two companies negotiated a new service contract.”
- objective
- a result that a person or organization aims to achieve
- “Our objective is to reduce response times.”
- postpone
- to delay an event or activity until a later time
- “We had to postpone the presentation because the speaker was ill.”
- propose
- to suggest a plan or action for others to consider
- “I propose moving the launch to the following week.”
- recommend
- to advise someone to do or choose something
- “The technician recommends replacing the older equipment.”
- resolve
- to solve a problem or disagreement
- “The support team resolved the issue within a day.”
- respond
- to answer or react to something
- “Please respond to the customer before noon.”
- summarize
- to give the main points of something briefly
- “Could you summarize the decisions at the end of the call?”
- urgent
- needing immediate attention or action
- “This is urgent because the shipment leaves tonight.”
- update
- to give someone the latest information about something
- “I will update the schedule when the supplier replies.”
- approve
- to officially accept a plan, request, or proposal
- “The director approved the revised budget.”
- authorize
- to give official permission for something
- “Only a manager can authorize a refund of this size.”
- coordinate
- to organize people or activities so that they work together
- “I will coordinate the delivery with the installation team.”
- enclose
- to include something with a letter or message
- “I have enclosed the updated price list for your review.”
- inquire
- to ask for information
- “Several customers inquired about the new opening hours.”
- notify
- to officially tell someone about something
- “We will notify all applicants when the decision is final.”
- regarding
- about or concerning a particular subject
- “I am writing regarding your request for a quotation.”
- specify
- to state something clearly and exactly
- “Please specify the delivery address on the order form.”
- transmit
- to send or pass something from one person or place to another
- “The system transmits the payment confirmation immediately.”
- verify
- to check that something is true, accurate, or official
- “Please verify the account number before submitting the transfer.”