C1/C2 Buying & Selling Vocabulary | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

phrasal verb - to become successful quickly

take off

phrasal verb - to resign

step down

phrasal verb - to diversify a business

branch out

phrasal verb - to ask someone´s opinion on something

run by

phrasal verb - to employ new staff or agree to a new project

take on

tax that is paid on items like alcohol and tobacco

duty

to offer a price for something against other people

bid

relating to buying in big quantities

bulk

the system of money that a country uses

currency

to leave a valuable object at a shop in exchange for money, this item can later be bought back

pawn

everything that a shop has that is available to buy

stock

the _______ industry (the business of shops)

retail

the business of selling goods in large quantities to other businesses

wholesale

the activity of buying and selling goods

trade

the money that an organisation has lent

loan

a person who spends too much time and money in shops

a shopaholic

a synonym for a bill

invoice

a strong metal box in which you can keep valuables

safe(ty deposit box)

______ payment, the deposit paid for something

down

to sell things illegally

peddle

the money returned to you buy a shop when you pay with a higher quantity

change

to exchange goods or services for other goods or services

barter

providing good value in relation to the money spent

economical

to negotiate a price in order to buy something cheaper, particularly at a market (informal)

haggle

connected with trade and the wealth of a country

economy

a business agreement (informal)

deal

to offer more money for something than someone else

outbid

to sell or buy things illegally

hustle

a regular payment as a part of a total price

installment

formal permission given by a company to somebody that wants to trade in its name

franchise

a public event at which things are sold to the person who offers the most money

auction