The activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially on a large scale.

A group of people living in the same place or sharing common interests.

A separate slot, section, or division within a larger container or space.

The system of money in common use in a specific country.

The system by which a country's money, goods, and trade are organized and managed.

A product or service that is sent and sold to another country.

A product or service brought into a country from abroad to be sold.

An object, building, or feature that is easily seen and helps identify a location.

The greatest amount, number, or level of something that is allowed or possible.

A track, strip of ground, or route along which people or things move.

A state of mental or emotional strain resulting from demanding circumstances.

A feeling of nervousness, strain, or suspense between people, groups, or muscles.

The business of buying, selling, or bartering goods and services between entities.

To go somewhere with someone as a companion, or to coexist with something.

To be busy with an activity, or to depend on someone to make a choice.

To arrive, appear, or make progress; to accompany someone who is leading.

To prove that something is true, or to verify an arrangement or appointment.

To send goods or services to another country for sale.

To bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale.

To bend or slope in a specific direction, or to rest against something for support.

To restrict, control, or place a ceiling on the size, amount, or scope of something.

To give up possession of something, especially something you would prefer to keep.

To support or remain loyal to someone, or to wait and be ready to take action.

To exchange one thing for another, or to buy and sell goods commercially.

To serve someone, usually by bringing food or attending to their needs.

Relating to the buying and selling of goods, or intended to make a profit.

Equal in value, amount, function, meaning, or structural weight.

Famous or important in history, or likely to be seen as important in the future.

Exactly the same; alike in every detail.

Almost, virtually, or essentially true; nearly completely.

Not often; seldom or infrequently.

Only just; almost not at all; barely.

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ALC BK 26 L4

ALC Bk 26 L4 vocabulary

Term	Definition
commerce	The activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially on a large scale.
community	A group of people living in the same place or sharing common interests.
compartment	A separate slot, section, or division within a larger container or space.
currency	The system of money in common use in a specific country.
economy	The system by which a country's money, goods, and trade are organized and managed.
export	A product or service that is sent and sold to another country.
import	A product or service brought into a country from abroad to be sold.
landmark	An object, building, or feature that is easily seen and helps identify a location.
limit	The greatest amount, number, or level of something that is allowed or possible.
path	A track, strip of ground, or route along which people or things move.
stress	A state of mental or emotional strain resulting from demanding circumstances.
tension	A feeling of nervousness, strain, or suspense between people, groups, or muscles.
trade	The business of buying, selling, or bartering goods and services between entities.
accompany	To go somewhere with someone as a companion, or to coexist with something.
be up to	To be busy with an activity, or to depend on someone to make a choice.
come along	To arrive, appear, or make progress; to accompany someone who is leading.
confirm	To prove that something is true, or to verify an arrangement or appointment.
export	To send goods or services to another country for sale.
import	To bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale.
lean	To bend or slope in a specific direction, or to rest against something for support.
limit	To restrict, control, or place a ceiling on the size, amount, or scope of something.
part with	To give up possession of something, especially something you would prefer to keep.
stand by	To support or remain loyal to someone, or to wait and be ready to take action.
trade	To exchange one thing for another, or to buy and sell goods commercially.
wait on	To serve someone, usually by bringing food or attending to their needs.
commercial	Relating to the buying and selling of goods, or intended to make a profit.
equivalent	Equal in value, amount, function, meaning, or structural weight.
historic	Famous or important in history, or likely to be seen as important in the future.
identical	Exactly the same; alike in every detail.
practically	Almost, virtually, or essentially true; nearly completely.
rarely	Not often; seldom or infrequently.
scarcely	Only just; almost not at all; barely.

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