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Business Dictionary
Business Dictionary
This Business Dictionary gives the user the basic business vocabulary used in both British and American English. The dictionary contains 4,500 words and phrases which cover all aspects of business life from the office to the Stock Exchange and the international trade fair. Each word is clearly defined in very simple English. Only 470 words are used in the definitions which do not appear in the dictionary as main words. Many examples are given to show how the words are used in normal contexts and the examples themselves are translated into simple English. Some entries have simple grammar notes to remind the user of irregular word forms, constructions used with particular words, differences between American and British usage and other useful points. Because English is a world language of business, we have included short quotations to show how it is used in various countries round the world.
We would like to thank the many people who have helped in the editing of this dictionary.
The special features of this Dictionary are :
Basic business vocabulary of 4,500 words, with a further 3,500 derived words and compounds
Explanations in simple English
Examples of words used in context
Short grammatical notes on usage and constructions
Real quotations from current magazines and newspapers from round the world
Wage
Basic Wage
Hourly Wage
Wage per Hour
Minimum Wage
Wage Adjustments
Wage Claim
Wages Clerk
Wage Differentials
Wage Freeze
Freeze on Wage
Wage Levels
Wage Negotiations
Wage Packet
Wages Policy
Wage-Price Spiral
Wage Scale
Wage-Earner
Wage-Earning
Wagon
Waive
Waiver
Waiver Clause
Walk
Walk Off
Walk Out : Noun
Walk Out : Verb
Wall Street
Want
Want Ads
War
Warehouse : Noun
Warehouse : Verb
Bonded Warehouse
Warehouse Capacity
Price Ex-Warehouse
Warehousing
Warehouseman
Warn
Warning
Warrant
Dividend Warrant
Share Warrant
Warrantee
Warrantor
Warranty
Breach of Warranty
Wastage
Natural Wastage
Waste : Adjective
Waste : Noun
Waste : Verb
Waste Paper Basket
Wasteful
Waterproof
Waybill
Weak
Weak Market
Weaken
Weakness
Wealth
Wealth Tax
Wealthy
Wear and Tear
Week
Weekday
Weekly
Weigh
Weighbridge
Weighing Machine
Weight
False Weight
Gross Weight
Net Weight
To give short Weight
Inspector of weights and measures
Weighted
Weighted Index
Weighting
Welfare
Welfare State
Well-Known
Well-Paid
Wharf
Wharfage
Wharfinger
Wheeler-Dealer
Where Of
White
White Sale
White-Collar Union
White-Collar Worker
White Goods
White Knight
White Paper
Whole-Life Insurance
Wholesale
Wholesale Dealer
Wholesale Price Index
Wholesaler
Wholly-Owned Subsidiary
Wildcat Strike
Will
Win
Windfall
Windfall Tax
Wind Up
Winding Up
A compulsory winding up order
Window
Shop Window
Window Display
Window Envelope
Window Shopping
Window Dressing
Wire : Noun
Wire : Verb
Withdraw
Withdrawal
Withholding Tax
Within
Witness : Noun
Witness : Verb
Wording
Word-Processing
Word-Processing Bureau
Word-Processor
Work : Noun
Work : Verb
Casual Work
Clerical Work
Manual Work
Work In Progress
Work Permit
To work to rule
Worker
Blue-Collar Worker
Casual Worker
Clerical Worker
Factory Worker
Manual Worker
White-Collar Worker
Worker Director
Worker representation on the board
Working
Working Partner
Working Party
Working Capital
Working Conditions
The Normal Working Week
Workforce
Workload
Workman
Work Out
Workplace
Works
Works Council
Price Ex-Works
The Works Manager
Work-Sharing
Workshop
Workspace
Workstation
Work-To-Rule
World
World Bank
Worldwide
Worth : Adjective
Worth : Noun
Worthless
Wrap Up
Wrapper
Wrapping
Gift Wrapping
Wreck : Noun
Wreck : Verb
Writ
Write
Write Down : Noun
Write Down : Verb
Write Off : Noun
Write Off : Verb
Write Out
Writing
Wrong
Wrongful
Wrongly
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