satisfaction, to satisfy, satisfied, satisfying

pleasant feeling you have when you get something that you wanted

to manage, manager (n), managerial (adj)

1) to do sth or deal with sth successfully 2) to be in charge of

charity, charitable (adj

official organization that gives money or food

to guarantee that money will be paid if necessary

protection or security or guarantee

to broadcast (broadcast x2), broadcaster (n), broadcasting (n)

to transmit a programme on TV or radio

vacancy (n), vacant (adj)

job that is available for someone to do

sb who travels around and sells a company’s products

sb who constructs buildings, bridges, etc

sb who works underground in mines

government department which collects taxes

black rock found underground and burnt as fuel

to work extra time after your usual working hours

to promote (to) ≠ to demote

to give someone a more important job

to get money for work that you do

1) to come first 2) to get money from a competition or the lottery

person whose job is to give people advice and information about jobs

place where a dead person is buried

man who fought as a soldier on a horse in the past

calculation to calculate, calculator (n)

process of using numbers to find out a mathematical result

to mumble, mumble (n)

to speak quietly and not clearly

to grumble, grumble (n)

to complain in a quiet but angry way

senior (adj) ≠ junior

superior, having a more important job

to do (a job) for a living

to do a job to earn the money you need

majority, major (adj)

more than half of a group of people/things

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LB1+ 4 vocabulary

LB1+ 4 vocabulary English/English

Term	Definition
satisfaction, to satisfy, satisfied, satisfying	pleasant feeling you have when you get something that you wanted
satisfactory	good enough or acceptable
to manage, manager (n), managerial (adj)	1) to do sth or deal with sth successfully 2) to be in charge of
expenses (plur), expensive	amount of money spent
to appreciate	be grateful for
charity, charitable (adj	official organization that gives money or food
to hold (held held)	to have or to possess
voluntary (adj), to volunteer, voluntarily (adv)	without getting paid
to cover	to guarantee that money will be paid if necessary
insurance, to insure	protection or security or guarantee
to broadcast (broadcast x2), broadcaster (n), broadcasting (n)	to transmit a programme on TV or radio
staff	employees or personnel
to expand, expansion	to develop or to extend
vacancy (n), vacant (adj)	job that is available for someone to do
to provide (sb with sth), provision	to give (sth to sb)
accountant	sb who keeps financial records
sales rep	sb who travels around and sells a company’s products
civil servant	sb who works for the state
civil engineer	sb who constructs buildings, bridges, etc
labourer, labour	manual worker
miner, mine	sb who works underground in mines
income	salary
tax office	government department which collects taxes
coal	black rock found underground and burnt as fuel
to get the sack (got, got)	to be dismissed
to work overtime	to work extra time after your usual working hours
to promote (to) ≠ to demote	to give someone a more important job
permanently (adv) ≠ temporarily, permanent (adj)	for ever
to earn	to get money for work that you do
to win (won, won)	1) to come first 2) to get money from a competition or the lottery
lottery ticket	entry ticket for a competition
salary	monthly pay
wage (or wages)	payment (usually weekly)
careers officer	person whose job is to give people advice and information about jobs
to last, lasting	to continue, to carry on
tomb	place where a dead person is buried
pneumonia	serious disease of the lungs
knight	man who fought as a soldier on a horse in the past
calculation to calculate, calculator (n)	process of using numbers to find out a mathematical result
to mumble, mumble (n)	to speak quietly and not clearly
to grumble, grumble (n)	to complain in a quiet but angry way
senior (adj) ≠ junior	superior, having a more important job
to rush	to hurry
fellow worker	colleague, partner
wealthy (adj) ≠ poor , wealth (n)	rich
to do (a job) for a living	to do a job to earn the money you need
majority, major (adj)	more than half of a group of people/things
exhaustion (n), to exhaust, exhausting (adj), exhausted (adj)	feeling of extreme tiredness
to collapse	to fall down
to get through (got, got)	to contact sb on the telephone

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