IELTS: Advanced Business Vocabulary
Set 3.
(adjective) Something that creates better circumstances for others and puts them
in a better position.
advantageous
(noun) An inspection of an organisation's finances.
audit
(verb) To inspect the finances of an organisation.
audit
(noun) The act of officially examining the finances of a business or institution.
auditing
(phrasal verb) To expand the area, one is working on or is involved with.
branch out
(noun) The act of purchasing a share or ownership of a business from the people
who possess it currently.
buyout
(noun) A group or association of companies or individuals with a shared goal.
consortium
(verb) To make or be subject to an agreement.
contract
(noun) The qualifications of an individual or company, particularly when it comes
to a business or skill.
credentials
(noun) Act of breaking an agreement, group, or organisation, officially.
dissolution
(noun) A group or individual that distributes a particular good or service.
distributor
(noun) A book where things are clearly noted, usually in regards to business and
money
ledger
(adverb) In a way relating to planning and organising.
logistically
(noun) A process of getting someone who isn't part of a specific group to do work
for said group.
outsourcing
(noun) A level in a hierarchy, especially at a company.
rung
(noun) Someone who speculates or forms theories, usually about earning money
and making a profit.
speculator
(noun) A person involved in a project or organisation because he invested
money; shareholder.
stakeholder
Set 3.
(adjective) Something that creates better circumstances for others and puts them
in a better position.
advantageous
(noun) An inspection of an organisation's finances.
audit
(verb) To inspect the finances of an organisation.
audit
(noun) The act of officially examining the finances of a business or institution.
auditing
(phrasal verb) To expand the area, one is working on or is involved with.
branch out
(noun) The act of purchasing a share or ownership of a business from the people
who possess it currently.
buyout
(noun) A group or association of companies or individuals with a shared goal.
consortium
(verb) To make or be subject to an agreement.
contract
(noun) The qualifications of an individual or company, particularly when it comes
to a business or skill.
credentials
(noun) Act of breaking an agreement, group, or organisation, officially.
dissolution
(noun) A group or individual that distributes a particular good or service.
distributor
(noun) A book where things are clearly noted, usually in regards to business and
money
ledger
(adverb) In a way relating to planning and organising.
logistically
(noun) A process of getting someone who isn't part of a specific group to do work
for said group.
outsourcing
(noun) A level in a hierarchy, especially at a company.
rung
(noun) Someone who speculates or forms theories, usually about earning money
and making a profit.
speculator
(noun) A person involved in a project or organisation because he invested
money; shareholder.
stakeholder
