Communication (Unit 1) Flashcards
adjourn, to
to interrupt an event (e.g. a meeting) in order to continue at a later time or date
agenda
a list of subjects to be discussed at a meeting
ambiguous
having different meanings or being open to interpretation; unclear or imprecise
announcement
a formal public statement (to make an announcement) to announce sth. to sb.
answerphone
a telephone answering machine (AE voicemail)
AOB (any other business)
the time at the end of a meeting when subjects that are not on the agenda can be discussed
appointment
an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place
appropriate
the correct or acceptable thing to do in a particular situation
attachment
a document or file added to an email
body language
unspoken communication made by posture, facial expressions, or gestures
briefing
instructions or information given to people, sometimes in a meeting (team briefing)
chair
the position of being in charge of a meeting, or the person who is in charge (to chair a meeting = to run a meeting)
claim
a statement by someone that sth. is true but which is not proved
collaboration
when people work together to achieve the same objective
conference call
a telephone call or meeting (informal: telco, conf call)