mangement Flashcards
handle
to deal with a situation or problem by behaving in a particular decisions.
Eaxample:The headmaster handled the situation very well.
work out
if a problem or a complicated situation works out, it gradually gets better or gets solved
Example:I’m sure everything will work out,you’ll see.
deal with sb/sth
to take the necessary action,especially in order to solve a problem=handle
-sub
a part of a bigger whole
Example:a subsection
correlation
(n) one thing is linked with another
1.There is no significant correlation between age and work performance.
2.Research shows a direct correlation between TV viewing and poor academic work.
interrelated
(adj) things that are interrelated are connected and have an effect on each other
1. Unemployment and inflation are interrelated.
2. Many interrelated factors are at work here.
cooperate
(v) to work with someone else to achieve something that you both want
1. The two universities are to cooperate in the development of a new industrial process.
2. Lions cooperate with each other when hunting game.
co-
(prefix) means with or together
interact
(v) if people interact with each other, they talk to each other, work together etc
1. Lucy interacts well with other children in the class.
2. The immune system interacts with both the nervous system and the hormones.
intercity
(adj) happening between two or more cities, or going from one city to another
1. intercity trains
2. intercity bus service
inter-
(prefix) often means between
relationship
(n) the way in which two or more things are connected and affect each other
1. He’s studying politics and its relationship to the media.
2. the relationship between diet and health problems
3. My relationship with my parents is very strong.
4. buid a relationship
5. develop a relationship
6. form a relationship
7.establish a relationship
8. a close relationship
9.a long-standing relationship
10.a working relationship
11. a successful relationship
12. a relationship with someone
13. a relationship between two things or people
relation
(n) a connection between two or more things SYN relationship
1.I’m writing in relatin to/with your job advertisement.
2. the relation between prices and wages
3.Relations between neighbours on the estate are very good.
4. We have relations in Canada and Scotland.
related
(adj) things that are related are connected in some way
1. Police now believe that the three crimes could be related.
2. He suffers with memory loss related to his disease.
3. people suffering from tobacco-related illnesses
4. People’s occupations are strongly related to their level of education.
relative
1.(n) a member of your family SYN relation
1.1.He lost several close relatives in the war.
2. (adj) having a particular quality when compared with something else
2.1. She was terrified of flying. The relative advantages of air travel didn’t tempt her at all.
2.2. The relative merits of both approaches have to be considered.
relevant
(adj)directly relating to the subject or problem being discussed or considered ……..OPP irrelevant
1. Relevant documents were presented in court.
2. What experience do you have that is relevant to this position?