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English Vocabulary in Use Advanced

3 At work: colleagues and routines

Jaar 1 (universiteit)

working relationship = way of communicating and working together
collaboration = working together to achieve shared goals
take the initiative = make decisions without being told what to do
hierarchical = has a structure with important and less important people
workmates = colleagues you are friendly with
talk shop = talk about work
meet a deadline = have something finished by a fixed day or time
volunteer = offer to do something without being asked or told to do it
rewarding = gives you a lot of positive experiences, makes you feel like you are doing something good and useful
lucrative = producing a lot of money
satisfying = making you feel pleased by providing what you need or want
stimulating = encouraging new ideas or new thinking
workload = amount of work that’s need to be done
repetitive = the same thing is repeated every day
challenging = that tests your ability or determination
glamorous = very exciting, which everyone admires
anti-social = do not enable one to have a normal social life
stuck behind a desk = sitting at a desk all day
tight schedules = very strict or severely limited timetables
technician = person whose job involves practical work with scientific or electrical equipment
freelance = works freelance
programmer = someone who writes computer programmes
my opposite number = someone who has the same position / does the same job as me
counterpart = someone who has the same position / does the same job as me (formal)
rapport = communication/relationship
pecking order = a system where some people have the right to get benefits/promotions before others
job-share = an agreement where two people share the same job
mundane = ordinary, not interesting
mechanical = you don’t have to think about what you are doing
knocking off = finishing work
monotonous = boring because it never changes
mind-numbing = extremely boring
stuck in a rut = trapped in a job they cannot escape from
dead-end = with no prospects of promotions
went in with = formed a business partnership with
start-up = a small business that has just started

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English Vocabulary in Use Advanced

3 At work: colleagues and routines