Business Ethics Flashcards
Vocabulary
Digression
Digression: a temporary departure from the main topic in speech or writing
Vocabulary
Wholesome
Wholesome: good for one’s health or well-being
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Wholesome image
Wholesome image: decent and moral person, very trustworthy.
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Supperating
Supperating : the formation of pus
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Greasy
Greasy: that contain oil, oleoso
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For lack of better world
For lack of better world: because there is no better word
Vocabulary
Captures the essence
Captures the essence: sums up
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The upward surge
The upward surge: the development
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To deceive
To deceive, deception: Dishonest behavior for the purpose of making money
Vocabulary
Rubbish
Rubbish: worthless, litter, useless
Vocabulary
Taking competitors product apart
Taking competitors product apart
Desmontando o produto dos concorrentes
Vocabulary
Rather
Rather: nada mais do que
“Here the intention is not really to employ nut rather to get the selected candidates to talk to reveal some useful information”
Grammar review
When you are speculating about something in the past that didn’t happen, use this structure:
If I had heard about the offer, I would have bought a Hoover
Grammar review
When you are talking about a possibility, use could or might instead of would
I could have bought a hundred vacuum cleaners
Grammar review
When you are giving an opinion about the past or talking about an idea that you think is morally correct, use should
I should never have stolen that vacuum cleaner
