unit 1 vocabulary + e-mail rules Flashcards

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1
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kleinhandel, detailhandel

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retail

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detailhandelaar

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a retailer

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winkel van een liefdadigheidsinstelling

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charity shop

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drogist

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chemist(‘s)

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discountwinkel

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discount store

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krantenverkoper, kioskhouder

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newsagent’s

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nachtwinkel

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night shop

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slijterij (drankzaak)

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off licence

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fabriekswinkel, outlet

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outlet store

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pop-upwinkel

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pop-up store

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handelaar in kantoorbenodigdheden

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stationer(‘s)

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supermarkt

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supermarket

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hypermarkt

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hypermarket

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warenhuis

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department store

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winkelcentrum

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shopping centre, mall

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online winkel

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E-shop, online shop

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17
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zoeken op het internet

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to browse (the web)

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18
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een online catalogus raadplegen

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to consult an online catalogue

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showrooming (een artikel in een winkel bekijken maar online kopen)

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to showroom

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20
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een webshop bezoeken

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to visit a webshop

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merkproducten

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branded items/goods

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merkloos product (wit product)

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generics

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huismerk

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house/home/own brand

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indicatieve merken

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signpost brands

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25
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vraagprijs

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asking price

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aangegeven prijs

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marked price

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27
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etiketprijs

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sticker price

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28
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prijskaartje

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price tag

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29
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twee kopen, één gratis

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2-for-1 deal

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30
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koopje

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bargain

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31
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korting

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discount

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32
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met korting

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at a discount

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33
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gratis monster

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free sample

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34
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aanbieding

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(in) promotion

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35
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verkrijgbaar

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on sale

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36
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solden

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sales

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37
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terugbetalen

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to refund

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38
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terugbetaling

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a refund

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39
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klant

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client/customer

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40
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(verkoops)manager

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(sales) manager

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41
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verkoopsassistent(e)/ winkelbediende

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shop / sales assistant

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42
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verkoper/ verkoopster, vertegenwoordiger/ vertegenwoordigster

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salesperson / salesman / saleswoman

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43
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winkelier

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shopkeeper

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44
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onderhandelen (over)

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to bargain (over)

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45
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annuleren

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to cancel

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46
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annulering

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cancellation

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47
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advies winnen, consulteren

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to consult

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48
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adviseur, consulent

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a consultant

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49
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raadpleging, overleg

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a consultation

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50
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verdelen, handelen, verkopen

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to deal in

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51
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verkoper

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dealer

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52
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overeenkomst, transactie

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a deal

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53
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verwerken, afhandelen

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to handle

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54
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verwerker, behandelaar

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a handler

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55
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bemiddelen (tussen)

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to mediate (between)

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56
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bemiddelaar

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a mediator

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57
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onderhandelen

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to negotiate

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58
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onderhandelaar

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a negotiator

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59
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onderhandeling

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a negotiation

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60
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zaken doen (met)

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to trade (with)

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61
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bemiddelaar

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a trader

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62
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transactie

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a trade

63
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afhandelen

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to transact

64
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transactie

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a transaction

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(online) kopen

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to buy (online)

66
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een overeenkomst sluiten

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to close a deal

67
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bezorgen, afleveren

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to deliver

68
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levering

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a delivery

69
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bestellen

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to order

70
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bestelling

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an order

71
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goederen terugzenden

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to return goods

72
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Where do you buy writing material and office supplies?

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stationer’s

73
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Where do you buy alcohol?

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off-licence

74
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Where do you buy newspapers and magazines?

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newsagent’s

75
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Where do you buy cosmetics, toiletries and prescription drugs?

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chemist’s

76
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Where do you buy basic products, tinned or frozen food and beverages after closing hours?

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night shop

77
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Where do you buy building tools, decorating material?

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DIY shops

78
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Where do you buy local things, cheese, wine…?

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deli

79
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someone who starts his/her own business and is prepared to take risks

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entrepreneur

80
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a shop that appears unexpectedly for a limited time and aims at dazzling and attracting the passers-by

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pop up store

81
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a shop that buys goods directly from a manufacturer or wholesale supplier at a volume discount and sells it for a mark-up price to consumers

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outlet

82
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someone who pays rent to use a building owned by someone else

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tenant

83
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the percentage of all rental units that are unoccupied at given time

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vacancy rate

84
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the person you rent a building/ room from

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landlord

85
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agreement to make alterations or add extensions to a property

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planning permission

86
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shop that sells goods that people have donated to support a particular benefit (also called thrift shop)

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charity shop

87
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to remove excess by cutting

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to trim

88
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available because it is not being used

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vacant

89
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person that sells goods in small quantities to consumers

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retailer

90
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building or part of a building

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premises

91
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view of entrepreneurs: pop-up shop

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+ : test

92
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view of entrepreneurs: charity shop

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+ have to invest less (cheap)
- cannot be sold, limited by what is donated

93
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view of entrepreneurs: bookie

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+ easy money, can attract customers

94
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view of customers: pop-up shop

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+ curious –> new
- dissappears

95
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view of customers: charity shop

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+ less expensive
- second-hand

96
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view of customers: bookie

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+ entertainment
- can lose a lot of money

97
Q

words that come before the word ‘shopping’

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Christmas
do the
e (electronic)
end-of-season
go (out)
late night
one-stop
supermarket
weekly
window

98
Q

words that come after the word ‘shopping’

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around
bag
basket
cart
centre
complex
facilities
list
hours
mall
trolley

99
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advantages of shopping online

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  • quick & easy
  • less pollution
  • no need to leave the house
  • many products/ brands/ sizes
    –> a lot of choice
  • easily compare prices
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disadvantages of shopping online

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  • clothes may not fit
  • delivery at the wrong time
  • you can get scammed
  • shipping costs/ delivery costs
  • you have to wait
  • broken
101
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the noun of ‘to consult’

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consultation/consultant

102
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the noun of ‘to deal in’

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a deal/dealer

103
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the noun of ‘to handle’

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a handler

104
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the noun of ‘to transact’

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transaction

105
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the noun of ‘to trade with’

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a trade, a trader

106
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the noun of ‘to mediate between’

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a mediator

107
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the noun of ‘to traffic in’ (handelen)

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a trafficker

108
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e-mail: formal salutation

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Dear Sir/Madam (name unknown)
Dear Mr Smith (name known)
Dear Ms Johnson (used for (un)married women)

109
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e-mail: formal greeting

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Yours faithfully (very formal, when name of addressee is unknown)
Yours sincerely/ Best regards

110
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e- mail: header:

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  • date
  • subject line: main idea, short and to the point
  • sender
  • recipient
111
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an e-mail: the 7 important parts

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  • header
  • formal salutations
  • opening paragraph: purpose of e-mail / creating goodwill
  • body: logical line of argument
  • closing paragraph: expected reaction of recipient
  • formal closing formula
  • name (and function)
112
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language of a formal e-mail

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  • sentences: simple & short
  • no grammatical mistakes
  • punctuation is correct
  • avoid emotional language
  • no slang
  • avoid abbreviatons and acronyms
  • the past form of modals is frequently used: could, would, might etc.
113
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astute

A

good at making decisions to your own advantage

114
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to be dazzled

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to be overwhelmed by the spectacular display

115
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lambasted

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attacked violenty

116
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poof (=puff)

A

a light round hollow pastry

117
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real estate

A

capacity

118
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to tote

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to carry (heavy things)

119
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to trump

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variation of ‘to triumph’

120
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to tweak

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to change slightly for the better

121
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zoom

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to walk very fast

122
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synonym for buying things we don’t need without even realizing it

A

impulse spending

123
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synonym for tempted

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enticed

124
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synonym for spending more money than we actually planned

A

shelling out

125
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synonym for take

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grab

126
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synonym for drool (kwijlen)

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salivate

127
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synonym for profitable (winstgevend)

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high mark up

128
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synonym for endcaps with promotions and specials

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featured items

129
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synonym for items with expensive names

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brand items

130
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synonym for withe packaged cheaper products

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generics

131
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synonym for reduce

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to lessen

132
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synonym for consider

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equate

133
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synonym for to be

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with being

134
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synonym for mutual exchange of things or privileges

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reciprocity

135
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synonym for slow down

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stall

136
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synonym for too expensive

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overpriced

137
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to hotfoot it

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to go in a hurry

138
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stunned

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shocked

139
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subconscious

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something you aren’t aware of

140
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synonym for an apparatus

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a device

141
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synonym for registers where he looks

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tracks the movement of the eyeball

142
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synonym for his former client

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his then client

143
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synonym for which (in the beginning) led to confusion

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(initially) causing bemusement

144
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synonym for the executives of supermarkets

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supermarket suits

145
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synonym for products that are generally well-known

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signpost brands

146
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synonym for fing our way without thinking

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navigate as if on auto-pilot

147
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synonym for have a certain purpose in mind

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are armed with a mission

148
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synonym for to buy food for a week

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to stock up for a week

149
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synonym for to quickly take

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to grab

150
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synonym for has

A

stocks

151
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synonym for varieties

A

lines

152
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synonym for to hold

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to retain

153
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synonym for the fact that you keep buying the same products

A

your loyality