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BUSINESS ENGLISH - BASIC

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  • A field of businesses involved in similar activities or products.
    Industry
  • The total income generated by a business, especially from sales.
    Revenue
  • A document sent to a client to request payment for goods or services.
    Invoice
  • The amount of money a business makes after expenses.
    Profit
  • A suggestion or plan presented for consideration or approval.
    Proposal
  • A detailed written account of a business’s activities, often for review.
    Report
  • A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
    Team
  • An item or substance produced for sale.
    Product
  • The financial plan that outlines income and expenditures.
    Budget
  • The process of discussing and reaching an agreement.
    Negotiation
  • A legal entity formed to engage in commercial activities
    Company
  • A formal, legally binding agreement between two or more parties.
    Contract
  • A written or spoken agreement between two or more parties.
    Agreement
  • The highest-ranking executive in a company.
    CEO
  • The final date or time by which a task must be completed.
    Deadline
  • A gathering of people for discussion or decision-making.
    Meeting
  • A person working for a company in exchange for wages or salary.
    Employee
  • A person or organization that buys goods or services.
    Client
  • The amount of money lost by a business after expenses are subtracted.
    Loss
  • A place or group where goods and services are bought and sold.
    Market
  • The costs or money spent to run a business.
    Expenses
  • The action or business of selling products or services.
    Sales
  • A business or person who provides goods or services to other businesses.
    Supplier
  • A person or organization that buys goods or services from a business.
    Customer
  • The practice or activity of making a living or earning money.
    Business
  • A person in charge of overseeing employees and operations.
    Manager
  • A name, symbol, or design used to identify and differentiate a company’s products or services.
    Brand
  • A specific task or assignment with set goals and a timeline.
    Project
  • A transaction that fulfills a customer’s needs or desires.
    Service
  • A position or status that promotes someone within a company.
    Promotion
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