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The company's PCs are sold by computer RESELLERS and distributors. Ticket RESELLERS once hired teenagers to stand in line to buy tickets for big events.
a company that buys products from manufacturers and sells them to customers (COMMERCE)
MULCH=> MULCH around the base of the roses (Put mulch on or around something)
a covering of decaying leaves that is spread over the soil in order to keep water in it or to improve it
(A person's name&other facts abt who 'ey r)/(Fact f bein,o feelin tht u r, a particular type f person,org,etc.;the qualities tht make a person,org, etc different fm others)/Here, there is a complete IDENTITY btw his theology & his pratice
The informant was given a new IDENTITY for protection/ I think my job gives me a sense of IDENTITY/ The fact f bein o feelin the same (FML)
You will need to show IDENTIY documents. Anyone can create an account with no IDENTITY verification=> IDENTITY CARD
showing or proving who someone is
For some people, becoming a parent can bring on an IDENTITY CRISIS
a feeling of being uncertain about who or what you are
It takes half an hour for the medication to KICK IN (IFML)/ We should be able to get him a nice retirement present if we all KICK IN (US)
start to have an effect or to happen/ Give something, especially money or help, together with others
Following the bomb scare at the airport, the staff have been warned to be extra VIGILANT=> The VIGILANCE of a mother fox protects her young from danger.
always being careful to notice things, especially possible danger
The amount f time taken fo ST t happen aftr a vehicle,an instruction,o an order fo goods arrives at a place/ An occasion whn a business,plan,o system suddenly becomes successful/Business was up over 40% in a dramatic TURNAROUND from last ye
TURNAROUND time for each order is, on average, 4 days/ The CEO was responsible for the TURNAROUND in the company's fortunes/ A positive change; improvement
TURNAROUND MANAGEMENT (MANAGEMENT)
the management methods needed or used to change a failing organization into a successful one
Going to business school is no longer considered an essential rung on the way to the top of the CORPORATE LADDER
a series of increasingly important jobs that someone can do within a company
Thousands of refugees are living in MAKESHIFT camps.
temporary and of low quality, but used because of a sudden need
(US) INTERMISSION/ The Sonics led by only two points at INTERMISSION (US)
a short period between the parts of a play, film, concert, etc/ a period between parts of a game when the players rest and people watching can leave their seats
(IT) The licence type you choose will depend on the number of people requiring CONCURRENT ACCESS
the fact of allowing more than one user to use a computer system at the same time
(In business)a situation in whch a person o group buys all the shares belongin t a company & so gets control f it/ The act of buying all or part of a company from the people who own it
A management BUYOUT/ The law firm was active in management BUYOUTS, mergers, and acquisitions.
They were punished with unusual RIGOR/ Her arguments lacked intellectual RIGOR (FML)/ She studied ways to improve academic RIGOR in high schools=> They survived THE RIGORS OF the winter (The unpleasant o severe conditions f ST)
The fact tht ppl r made t follow rules in a very severe way/ The quality f bein detailed,careful,& complete/ High standards (FML)
RIGOROUS testing/checking/ The RIGOROUS controls governing the sale of shares
Careful t look at o consider every part f ST t make certain it is correct o safe/ Controllin behavior in a severe way/
