Business Vocabulary List for 9th FebruaryEnglish Vocabulary Index
Business Vocabulary List for 9th February :
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Burn (v) : set on fire
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Burn (n) : a hurt caused by fire
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Burner (n) : one who sets on fire, appendage to a lamp
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Burnish (v) : polish by rubbing
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Burnt (v) : past tense and past participle of BURN
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Burrow (n) : rabbit hole, excavation
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Bursar (n) : a treasurer of a college
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Burst (n) : break into pieces suddenly
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Burst (n) : sudden explosion
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Bury (v) : put the dead body into the ground and cover it, forget
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Bus (n) : an omnibus
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Busby (n) : a fur cap worn by mounted soldiers
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Bush (n) : spreading, branching, far-like
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Bushel (n) : a measure for measuring grain
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Bushy (n) : a measure for measuring grains
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Busily (adv.) : actively
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Business (n) : one’s occupation or profession, trade
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Buskin (n) : a kind of boot reaching to calf
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Bust (n) : the part of the human body above the waist
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Bustard (n) : a large swift running bird like the crane
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Bustle (v) : fuss, hurry and be busy
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Bustle (n) : noise
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Busy (adj.) : fully employed, active
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But (conj.) : still, yet
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But (prep.) : except
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But (adv.) : only
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But (pron.) : that not
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But (v) : object
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But (n) : objection
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Butcher (n) : flesh monger
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Butcher (v) : kill
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Butler (n) : a male servant in charge of wines, plates, etc., head servant
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Butt (n) : a large barrel, target, thick end
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Butter (n) : fat, grease, an ointment
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Butterfly (n) : a winged insect
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Buttermilk (n) : butter has been separated from milk
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Button (n) : knob used as a fastener in clothing, a small round knob of a machine, etc
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Buxom (adj.) : good-looking, plump
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Buy (v) : purchase for money
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Buy (n) : purchase
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Buyer (n) : a person who buys things
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Buzz (n) : hum, whisper
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By (prep.) : near to, at the side of, along
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Bygone (adj.) : past
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By lane (n) : a side lane
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Bypass (n) : a diversion, side road
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Bypath (n) : private way, side path
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Byre (n) : a cow-house
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Byword (n) : a proverb, a common saying
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