800–950+ – Reading 18
Total: 20 cards
inevitably
adverb
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certain to happen; unavoidably or predictably
whereas
conjunction
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compared with the fact that; while on the contrary
devise
verb
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to plan or invent something carefully
pool
verb
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to combine or share things such as money, ideas, skills, etc. in one thought or place
consultation
noun
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a meeting with a professional, such as a doctor or specialist, in order to seek advice or treatment
code of conduct
noun
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a set of rules, values, and responsibilities or proper practices that members of an organization or people with a particular job must follow
consistently
adverb
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in the same way; in a steady and unchanging manner
fund
verb
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to provide money for a particular purpose
workload
noun
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the amount of task or obligation to be done by someone or something
industrial park
noun
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a portion of land that's developed and used as a site for factories, warehouses, and other industrial businesses
premier
adjective
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first in status, importance, rank, or degree; leading
track record
noun
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a record of the past achievements or performance of a person, product, or organization
correspondent
noun
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a person working for a newspaper, TV, or radio station who reports for a specific industry, field, or location
compound interest
noun
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the interest on a loan or deposit calculated based on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest
retirement package
noun
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a set of benefits and incentives that companies offer to employees who are close to retirement age
side effect
noun
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an effect of a drug or medical treatment that is typically unpleasant and unintended
outfit
noun
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a group of people working together
spike
noun
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a sharp increase in the amount, degree, or magnitude of something
complement
verb
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to add to something in order to complete, enhance, improve, or make more attractive or pleasurable
bypass
verb
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to avoid or circumvent something that may cause issues or problems; to go past or around something
