📹 Toeic10 · TOEIC Vocabulary · 125 words
🃏 Learn this set with free flashcards →| donut n | a small ring-shaped fried cake Someone brought a box of donuts to the morning meeting. |
| doorman n | a man who stands at the door of a building The doorman called a taxi for the guests. |
| electronically adv | by electronic means All invoices are now sent electronically to save paper and time. |
| elevate v | to raise to a higher level The new packaging design elevates the brand's image in the market. |
| engagement n | involvement; a formal arrangement Employee engagement has risen this year thanks to the new training program. |
| enrollment n | the act of registering for a course Enrollment for the leadership training program closes this Friday. |
| euro n | the currency of many European countries The hotel room costs 120 euros per night. |
| forbid v | to not allow Company rules strictly forbid smoking inside the office building. |
| fork n | a tool with points for eating Each table has a knife, fork, and spoon. |
| foster v | to encourage the development of something The mentoring program fosters teamwork and trust among new staff. |
| getaway n | a short holiday The beach resort offers weekend getaway packages for busy professionals. |
| gossip n | talk about other people's private lives Office gossip can seriously damage team spirit and trust. |
| hacker n | a person who illegally gets into computer systems A hacker stole customer data from the website. |
| hardworking adj | working with great effort We are looking for a hardworking and reliable administrative assistant. |
| impatient adj | annoyed by waiting Customers become impatient when the lines at the checkout are long. |
| indirect adj | not direct Rent and utilities are indirect costs for our manufacturing business. |
| interpreter n | a person who translates speech An interpreter attended the meeting with the Japanese clients. |
| intersection n | a place where roads cross Turn left at the next intersection to reach our office. |
| irrelevant adj | not connected with the subject Please remove any irrelevant information from the final report. |
| jeans n | trousers made of denim Employees may wear jeans to the office on Fridays. |
| journalism n | the work of writing news The new communications manager has a degree in journalism. |
| letterhead n | paper printed with a company's name and address Please print the official letter on company letterhead. |
| lifeguard n | a person who watches swimmers to keep them safe A lifeguard is on duty at the hotel pool. |
| modem n | a device connecting a computer to the internet Restart the modem if the internet is slow. |
| monument n | a structure built to remember a person or event The city tour includes visits to several famous monuments. |
| mosquito n | a small flying insect that bites Bring mosquito spray for the jungle tour on the second day. |
| obligate v | to make someone legally or morally do something The contract obligates us to deliver by May. |
| oblige v | to force someone to do something; to do a favor Employers are obliged by law to provide safety training. |
| occurrence n | an event; something that happens Power cuts are a rare occurrence in this part of the city. |
| operational adj | relating to operations; working The new factory will be operational by June. |
| outage n | a period when a service is not available A power outage closed the office for two hours. |
| overcrowd v | to fill a place with too many people The commuter trains are overcrowded during the morning rush hour. |
| paralegal n | a person who assists lawyers The paralegal carefully prepared all the documents for the court hearing. |
| partially adv | not completely The road to the airport is partially closed for repairs. |
| pepper n | a spice; a vegetable Would you like salt and pepper with that? |
| permanently adv | forever; for a long time The store on Elm Street has closed permanently. |
| plow n | a farm tool for turning soil; a snowplow Snow plows cleared the roads to the airport. |
| query n | a question Please send any queries to our help desk. |
| railway n | tracks for trains; a train system The hotel is close to the railway station. |
| raincoat n | a coat that keeps out rain Please bring a raincoat for the outdoor factory tour tomorrow. |
| reconsider v | to think about again We kindly ask you to reconsider our offer before the deadline. |
| redesign v | to design again We redesigned the website to make it easier to use. |
| rehearsal n | a practice before a performance There will be a rehearsal before the presentation. |
| relaxation n | rest and enjoyment The hotel spa is the perfect place for relaxation after work. |
| repetition n | doing or saying again Try to avoid unnecessary repetition in your business letters and emails. |
| retreat n | a quiet place; a trip for staff to plan or relax The management team went on a weekend retreat. |
| salon n | a business for hair or beauty services She booked an appointment at the hair salon. |
| satellite n | a device sent into space to send signals The hotel offers satellite TV in every room. |
| scenery n | natural features of a place The train trip to the conference offers beautiful mountain scenery. |
| serial adj | in a series Please write down the serial number of your device. |
| sew v | to join cloth with a needle and thread The tailor sewed the buttons onto the jacket. |
| sketch n | a quick, simple drawing The designer showed us a sketch of the new logo. |
| smartphone n | a mobile phone that works like a computer Customers can now order food through our new smartphone app. |
| soar v | to rise very quickly Sales soared after the launch of the television advertising campaign. |
| stimulus n | something that encourages activity The government announced an economic stimulus package to support small businesses. |
| stockbroker n | a person who buys and sells shares for others Her stockbroker advised her to sell the shares. |
| tablecloth n | a cloth that covers a table The waiter replaced the tablecloth before the guests arrived. |
| thirsty adj | wanting to drink Water is provided in case anyone gets thirsty. |
| thrill n | a feeling of excitement Winning the large government contract was a real thrill for the team. |
| tile n | a flat piece of baked clay for floors or roofs The bathroom floor in the staff area needs new tiles. |
| toiletry n | a product for washing and personal care Free toiletries such as shampoo and soap are provided in every room. |
| trademark n | a name or symbol legally owned by a company The company's logo is a registered trademark in many countries. |
| tropical adj | relating to the hot regions near the equator The company retreat is at a tropical resort. |
| tuna n | a large sea fish The tuna salad is very popular at lunch. |
| unemployed adj | without a job The government program helps unemployed people find work in local businesses. |
| validate v | to prove or officially confirm Please validate your parking ticket at the reception desk. |
| vanilla n | a flavoring from a plant The café on the ground floor serves vanilla ice cream. |
| willingness n | being happy to do something Applicants must show a willingness to travel abroad for work. |
| wristwatch n | a watch worn on the wrist The department store sells luxury wristwatches on the first floor. |
| abide v | to accept and obey a rule All staff must abide by the company dress code. |
| actively adv | in an active way We are actively looking for new suppliers in Southeast Asia. |
| allergy n | a bad reaction of the body to food or other things Please tell the waiter about any food allergies. |
| apprehensive adj | worried about something in the future Some staff are apprehensive about the new system. |
| automotive adj | relating to cars He has worked in the automotive industry for over twenty years. |
| bacteria n | very small living things that can cause disease Clean the kitchen to prevent bacteria from spreading. |
| broaden v | to make wider We want to broaden our customer base by selling online. |
| bulb n | the glass part of an electric light Please replace the light bulb in the hallway. |
| by-law n | a rule made by a local authority or organization The company by-laws require an annual meeting of all shareholders. |
| cheer v | to shout to show support Employees cheered loudly when the year-end bonus was announced. |
| complication n | something that makes a situation more difficult A complication with customs delayed the shipment by three days. |
| considerate adj | thinking of others' needs Please be considerate and keep noise to a minimum. |
| daytime n | the time when it is light The hotel shuttle runs only during the daytime. |
| decoration n | something added to make a place attractive The office decorations were put up for the holidays. |
| discard v | to throw away Please discard any expired food from the office fridge on Fridays. |
| drastically adv | in a severe or extreme way Prices for solar panels have dropped drastically over the past year. |
| erase v | to remove completely Please erase the whiteboard after the meeting is finished. |
| explorer n | a person who travels to unknown places The museum has an exhibit on famous explorers. |
| factual adj | based on facts The quarterly report must be factual, clear, and accurate. |
| fixture n | equipment fixed in a building The monthly rent for the shop includes all light fixtures. |
| footwear n | shoes and boots Proper safety footwear is required at all times in the warehouse. |
| genre n | a type of art, music, or writing The bookstore near our office organizes its books by genre. |
| gymnasium n | a large room for sports The awards ceremony was held in the school gymnasium. |
| hereby adv | by this statement (formal) I hereby resign from my position as manager. |
| hesitation n | a pause before doing something because of doubt Please call us without hesitation if you have questions. |
| homemade adj | made at home The small café next to the bank sells homemade cakes. |
| hospitality n | friendly treatment of guests; the hotel and restaurant business Thank you for your warm hospitality during our visit to Seoul. |
| incoming adj | arriving or about to start The receptionist answers all incoming calls before nine o'clock. |
| induction n | the introduction of a new employee to a job All new staff must attend an induction session on their first day. |
| inspiration n | something that gives you new ideas The designer found inspiration for the new collection in nature. |
| intently adv | with great attention The board members listened intently to the new marketing proposal. |
| mower n | a machine for cutting grass The gardener uses a mower to cut the lawn. |
| nutrition n | the food needed for good health The cafeteria posts nutrition information for each dish. |
| restatement n | saying something again in a different way The CFO issued a restatement of last year's earnings. |
| sedan n | a car with four doors and a separate trunk The rental company upgraded us to a luxury sedan. |
| sunscreen n | a cream that protects the skin from the sun Please bring sunscreen and a hat for the outdoor team-building activity. |
| wellness n | good health The company runs a wellness program for staff. |
| workbook n | a book with exercises Each trainee gets a workbook at the start of the course. |
| bookcase n | a piece of furniture with shelves for books Put the binders on the bookcase in my office. |
| cleanliness n | the state of being clean Many hotel guests praised the cleanliness of the rooms in their reviews. |
| contestant n | a person in a competition Each contestant has five minutes to present a business idea. |
| ethics n | moral rules for behavior All employees must follow the company code of ethics. |
| healthful adj | good for your health The staff cafeteria now offers more healthful options at lunch. |
| inefficient adj | not working well; wasting time or money The old ordering system was slow and inefficient. |
| liter n | a unit for measuring liquid The water cooler in the hallway holds twenty liters of water. |
| recession n | a period when the economy is doing badly Many small firms in the area closed during the recession. |
| timeline n | a schedule of events The project timeline has been extended by two weeks. |
| unreliable adj | not able to be trusted We changed suppliers because the old one was slow and unreliable. |
| acclaim n | public praise The company's new electric car received wide acclaim from critics. |
| chronic adj | lasting a long time The company faces a chronic shortage of skilled workers. |
| deteriorate v | to become worse Market conditions deteriorated sharply in the second quarter of the year. |
| resemble v | to look like or be similar to The new logo closely resembles the old one. |
| unauthorized adj | without permission Unauthorized access to this area of the factory is strictly prohibited. |
| violate v | to break a rule or law The supplier violated the terms of the contract. |
| unplug v | to disconnect from an electricity supply Please unplug all electrical equipment before the holiday break. |
| videoconference n | a meeting held by video over the internet We will hold a videoconference with the London office. |
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