English Vocabulary about Work and Business English Vocabulary about Work and Business Administrator https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uIFvG3Jrps&t=19s She works as a school administrator. Amateur I won’t be giving them any more work – they’re a bunch of amateurs. Camaraderie When you’ve been climbing alone for hours, there’s a tremendous sense of camaraderie when you meet another climber. Colleague We’re entertaining some colleagues of Ben’s tonight. Desk clerk The desk clerk greeted us warmly with a radiant smile. Employee The number of employees in the company has trebled over the past decade. Get the axe 100 workers are facing the axe in a cost-cutting exercise. ...
English Vocabulary about Work and Business
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Work-patterns:
1. to do shift work or to work shifts (day shift, night shift)
2. to be on flexi-time or to work flexi-time
3. to work nine to five (regular day work)
4. knock off work (to stop doing, to finish work)
5. freelance (work for different organizations)
6. mechanical, repetitive, monotonous ( boring and dull, without any change), to be stuck behind a desk, work in dead-end jobs (with no prospect of promotion)
7. a glamorous job (attractive and exciting)
8. to be promoted (get a higher position)
9. to be a workaholic (love work and do not stop working)
10. lucrative career (producing a lot of money)
Thanks for these words about work shifts and patterns. These vocabulary can certainly complement the English words and phrases in this lesson about work and business.
Collocations of words connected with work:
1. to get/ find work
2. to do for living
3. to make a living as a … (earn money to live comfortably)
4. working relationship (how communicate and work together)
5. to talk shop (talk about work)
6. a heavy workload (amount of work somebody have to do)
7. to apply for a job
8. to be offer work / a job
Thank you for providing us with these collocations about work and business.