Pages 40-41 Flashcards

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Assume a position (phrase)

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to take on a specific role, job or a physical posture.

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Boardroom (n)

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conference/meeting room; for business discussions

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Nonverbal (adj)

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communication without using words. communication with gestures, eye contact, facial expressions

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Perception (n)

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the way someone sees or understands something. (Understanding)
‘HEr perception of the situation changed after realizng the truth.’

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Caricature (n)

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Complement (v)

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make something fit with another thing.
‘your scarf does complement your jacket. they look fashionable!’

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Congenitally (adv)

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from birth/naturally/genetically

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Contemptuous (adj)

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ignoring something or someone because you hate it/them. showing lack of respect

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Fraud (n)

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a dishonest act meant to deceive.
‘the company planned to commit financial fraud’.

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Make a sweeping judgement (phrase)

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to form a general opinion / judgement bout something without considering details
“overgeneralize”
Don’t make a sweeping judgement about people based on one bad experience.

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Power dynamic (n)

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the power used in relationship or situation
“the power dynamic between the manager and employees wasn’t healthy”

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Quicksand (n)

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moving fast; when the situation progresses ti the next level to fast .

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Bullishly (adv)

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acting with strong confidence or stubbornness. ‘he bullishly believed his idea would work, despite criticism.

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Draw someone out (phrase)

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+ , to encurage someone to talk more , to last longer; to encourage someone to express their thoughts or feelings

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Contempt (n)

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a feeling of disrespect

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Flounder (v)

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to struggle or move CLUMSILY; often in difficult situation.
‘he FLOUNDERED in the deep end of the pool until the help arived.’

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gape (v)

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to stare with open mouth, often in surprise or shock

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grin (v)

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to smile widely; whole mouth open

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to not budge an inch (phrase)

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to refuse to change one’s opinion or position on something. (stubborness)

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indispensable (adj)

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absolutely NECESSARY or ESSENTIAL

’ water is indispensable for human being”

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Push someone’s buttons (phrase)

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to annoy or provoke someone to the extent that they will get angry

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resentful (adj)

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feeling angry or bitter about something unfair (offended)

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scowl (v)

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angry/ bad-tempered facial expression

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sneer (v)

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toje bad meaning facial expression tipo huh? pig? search on the google koroche

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tell-tale (adj)

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revealing or indicating something that is meant to be hidden/not revealed.
‘the tell-tale signs of exhaustion were visible on her face’

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wince (v)

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irritation expressed in face

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unprincipled (adj)

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lacking moral principles, dishonest or immoral .
‘the unprincipled leader made decisions only himself, ignoring the needs of other. ‘

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Concisely (adv)

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expressing somehing in a clear and brief way, using as few words as possible

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Unscrupulous (adj)

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not honest or fair.
‘the UNSCRUPULOUS businessman cheated his clients out of their money.’

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doze off (phrasal verb)

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to fall asleep for short period of time

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