Should You Tell Your Employer About Your Other Job?

Question 1

Tricky

Answer 1

adjective

Difficult

_{It was tricky to find a good restaurant in Manchester.}

_{It’s a little tricky studying English grammar.}

Question 2

A big deal

Answer 2

phrase

Something important

_{It’s not a big deal if you’re a little late.}

_{Passing this test is a big deal for me.}

Question 3

Coordinate

Answer 3

verb

Bring different elements into an efficient relationship

_{Can you please coordinate this for me?}

_{I need to coordinate many teams next year.}

Question 4

Overlap

Answer 4

verb

Something partly covering something else

_{I try not to overlap my meetings.}

_{My honeymoon will overlap my business trip.}

Question 5

Prohibit

Answer 5

verb

Forbidden by law / rules

_{This contract prohibits you from having two jobs.}

_{Japan prohibits the export of katana.}

Question 6

Run into …

Answer 6

verbal phrase

To meet accidentally / confront a situation

_{I ran into an old friend on the train yesterday.}

_{We might run into many issues next year.}

Question 7

Violate

Answer 7

verb

To break an agreement

_{You should not violate your contract.}

_{She violated many traffic rules.}

Question 8

In passing

Answer 8

noun

Briefly and casually

_{She mentioned in passing that she is taking a holiday.}

_{He noted in passing that his son lives in France.}

Question 9

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