Vocabulary 6 Flashcards
Let’s see how the things will play out
Да видим как ще се развият нещата.
Now, If I could finish what I was saying…
Сега, ако ми позволите да довърша…
Now, to get back to my point..
Да се върна на това което обяснявах
May I interject again?
Може ли да се намеся отново?
Pardon me, Mike, but are you currently negotiating with Universal Language, or have you already agreed for us to be acquired?
Извини ме Майк, но сега ли преговаряте или вече сте се договорили за това дали да бъдем придобити?
As I was saying…
Както казах…
solely
He is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur.
No one else handles sales for Franse. I’am solely responsible for them.
Само, единствено
“Solely” (adverb) means only, or not involving anyone or anything else. Other forms include “sole” (adjective).
Deliberations
After deliberations among the owners, we have decided to sell.
The board finished deliberations late last night.
Дебати
“Deliberations” (noun) mean careful consideration and discussion focused on reaching a decision. “Deliberations” is almost always plural. Another form is “deliberate” (verb) - conscious, cautious, slow.
Negotiable
The salary is negotiable before you sign a contract.
Подлежащ на обсъждане
“Negotiable” (adjective) means able to be discussed, considered, or changed before an agreement is reached. Another form is “negotiate” (verb).
Work out
We can discuss that later, once we work out all the details.
I can’t halp you. You’ll have to work it out yourself.
да го направиш, прикючиш
“Work out” (phrasal verb) means to think about or deal with a problem or situation until you find a solution. It is a separable phrasal verb and is used with an object.
Bilingual [bai:linual]
They can’t sell our product overseas if they aren’t bilingual.
“Bilingual” (adjective) means able to speak two languages equally well.
Break into
They tried to break into the international market.
Настъпвам, завземам
“Break into” (phrasal verb) means to become involved in a new activity, especially in business. “Break into” is an inseparable phrasal verb and is used with an object.
Play out
We’re all waiting to see how things play out.
развивам се, случвам се
“Play out” (phrasal verb) means to develop in a particular way over time. “Play out” is an inseparable phrasal verb and is not used with an object.
Uneasy
We’re all uneasy about waiting for the results.
неспокоен, нервен
“Uneasy” (adjective) means nervous, anxious, or unable to relax. “Uneasy” can be followed by “about” plus an object. It is not the opposite of easy.
a phase
In the third phase of construction, the walls are put up in the building.
фаза, етап
A “phase” (noun) is a part of a process of development or growth.
Facilitate
Computers can facilitate language learning.
Улесняване
“Facilitate” (verb) means to make a process or activity happen smoothly. “Facilitate” is used with an object. Other forms include “facilitation” (noun).
Interrupting and returning to the point
- Pardon me, but I’d like to ask a question.
- OK! Go ahead.
- I’m sorry to interrupt, but I have something to add.
- Off course.
Interrupting Appropriately
- I’m sorry to interrupt, but may I interject?
- Excuse me for interrupting, but I have something to add.
- Pardon me, but I’d like to ask a question
- Sorry, but may I say something?
I’m sorry to interrupt, but -> may I say something?
Excuse me for interrupting but -> may I interject?
Pardon me, but -> I’d like to ask a question
Sorry, but -> I have something to add.
Responding to Interruptions
- Excuse me for interrupting, but I’d like to ask a question.
- Sure.
- Pardon me, but I have something to add.
- Go ahead.
- Just a moment.
- May I finish, please.
Returning to your Point
- As I was saying, I want to announce that I will stay on as CEO.
- To get back to my point, we’d been thinking about selling Accelerated for a while.
- If I could finish what I was saying, it looks like the merger will be a success.
verbs followed by gerunds
enjoy finish quit discus consider She will enjoy researching that company.
verbs followed by infinitives
hoped wanted expected agreed decided We hoped to finish the meeting by 3:00.
I’m sorry to bother you, Amy, but may I come in?
Извинявай че те притеснявам, Еми, но може ли да вляза?
I hate to have to say this, but you sick
Не ми е приятно да го кажа, но…
This was the most pressing issue. Wasn’t it?
Това беше най-належащия проблем. Не беше ли?
Let me explain things from my point of view.
Нека ти обясня как виждам нещата
