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BEC Glossary
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A share (n.) an ordinary share that does not give the owner the right to vote on company issues A股
[例] Our company will issue A shares on market.
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abroad [ E5brC:d ] (adv.) to/in another country国外的
[例] The sales director is abroad on business trip.
[同义词] overseas, in foreign parts, out of the country
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absence [ 5AbsEns ] (n.) time/period away from work缺席
[例] The absence of the chief director of the meeting is somewhat a pity.
[同义词] nonattendance, nonappearance
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absent [ 5AbsEnt ] (adj.) not present, not at work缺席的
[例] Please let your section head know if you are likely to be absent for a longer period.
[同义词] away, off, missing
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absenteeism [AbsEn5ti:Iz(E)m] (n.) regular absence from work旷工
[例] If motivation decreases, absenteeism is likely to increase.

absorb [ Eb5sC:b ] (v.) integrate a smaller item into a larger whole兼并、担负（费用）
[例] Head Office has absorbed the losses of our French subsidiary.
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absorption costing a way of pricing goods by allowing for all costs relating to production in the sale price 归纳成本法
[例] Our company mainly use absorption costing to set the sale price of products.
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abstract [ 5AbstrAkt ] (n.) short version of a longer document摘要
[例] Please brief your staff the abstract of the prevailing government regulations.
[同义词] summary, synopsis, digest
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accepting house = (US) accepting bank an organization, often a merchant bank, that promise to pay a bill of exchange in return for a fee 承兑银行
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access [ 5Akses ] 1. (n.) entry to something通道
[例] We have access to classified information.
[同义词] entrance, passage
2. (v.) gain entry into computer data files获取计算机数据（文件）
[例] They shouldn’t have been able to access this file.
[同义词] output
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account [ E5kaunt ] (n.) record of financial transactions帐户
[例] In our bank, if no transaction takes place in 2 years, your personal account will become unclaimed.
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account executive (n.) an advertising executive who looks after a particular client（广告或服务业）业务经理
[例] Jack is the account executive of this advertising company.
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accounts payable a list of amounts owned to a business to suppliers of goods and services 应付帐款
[例] add an entry to accounts payable
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accountancy [ E5kauntEnsi ] (n.) work of an accountant会计工作
[例] At the end of a year, the accountancy of a big company is always very burdensome.
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accountant [ E5kauntEnt ] (n.) person qualified to keep a company’s accounts会计师（员）
[例] To be a good and competent accountant, accounting principles should be strictly followed.
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accounts [ E5kaunts ] (n. pl) financial records of a business帐目
[例] The bank would like to see the accounts.
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accruals [E5kru:Elz] (n. pl) money owed which is due at a later date 增长额，利息
[例] The accruals you owe him will be due next week.
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achieve [ E5tFi:v ] (v.) succeed in doing something完成
[例] The two parties achieved final agreements in mutual benefits.
[同义词] accomplish, complete, finish
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achievement [ E5tFi:vmEnt ] (n.) the successful completion of something ，something successfully completed 完成、成就
[同义词] accomplishment, completion, perfection
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acknowledge [ Ek5nClidV ] (v.) confirm that something has arrived确认收悉
[例] We acknowledge receipt of the shipment.
[同义词] admit, accept
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acknowledgement [ Ek5nClidVmEnt ] (n.) confirmation that something has arrived收条
[例] After you have received the mail, please return your acknowledgement by fax.
[同义词] acceptance

acquire [ E5kwaiE ] (v.) buy, obtain购得、占有
[例] We acquired a company, shares, etc.
[同义词] obtain, get, procure

acquisition [ 7Akwi5ziFEn ] the act of acquiring 收购
[例] The good news from TCL: the acquisition of Schneider!
[同义词] merger, takeover

acting [ 5AktiN ] (adj.) working in the position of someone for a short time代理的
[例] an acting manager

active money (n.) money that is being used by the public as opposed to money left in bank accounts.流通货币（相对于银行帐户中的货币）
[例] The inflation increases active money .

activity [ Ak5tiviti ] (n.) type of business业务
[例] Our main activity is export /import trade.
[同义词] business

act of God (n.) an unexpected or unavoidable event such as a storm , a flood , and earthquake ,etc mentioned in some insurance contracts as a cause of loss or damage 不可抗力
[例] We will include the term of act of God in this insurance policy to against some uncertain factors.
[同义词] force majeure

actual [ 5AktjuEl ] (adj.) real实际的
[例] Our actual results were better than forecast.

actual loss (n.) the real cost of something as opposed to a sum of money stated on paper实际损失（相对于帐面损失）
[例] In the recession, for the latest fiscal year, our actual loss is much greater than the paper loss.
[相关词汇] paper loss

actuals (n.) goods that can be purchased and used , as opposed to goods traded on a futures contract that are represented by documents实货（相对于期货）
[例] The merchant is especially interested in the trading of futures , not actuals.
[同义词] physicals

adapt (to ) [ E5dApt ] (v.) to make suitable to or fit for a specific use or situation. 使适应
[例] the ability to adapt quickly to a new situation
[同义词] adjust

addendum [ E5dendEm ] (n.) an extra section that is attached to ,or follows , a letter , report,ect 附录，附件
[例] write an addendum to a report
[同义词] appendix

address [ E5dres ] (v.) 1.deal with 处理
[例] address public concerns
2.give speech to 演说
[例] address audience on a business project

adjourn [ E5dVE:n ] (v) to stop (a court case, a meeting , etc.)for a time before beginning again 延期，休会
[例] The board meeting has been adjourned to an uncertain date.
[同义词] postpone

adjust [ E5dVQst ] (v) to settle an insurance claim 理算保险索赔
[例] After the car accident, he made an insurance claim that will be adjusted soon.

administration [ Edminis5treiFEn ] (n.) organization and control of a company经营、管理
[例] The administration power of a company also shows the internal control of the company.
[同义词] management
admin (n.) abbreviation for administration 经营、管理

administer [ Ed5ministE ] (v.) organize, control: 管理
[同义词] manage

adopt [ E5dCpt ] (v.) choose, decide on采用
[例] We adopted a new strategy.

advance [ Ed5vB:ns ] (n.) money paid before it is due, or for work only partially completed 预付款
[例] Yesterday I received an advance on my monthly wage.
(v) 1. to increase 提高
[例] On bull market , shares are advancing rapidly.
[同义词] increase
2.to pay something before it is due 预付
[例] The publishing house advanced me on royalties.

advance bill (n.) a bill of exchange that has been written before the goods have been sent off 预付（开）票据
[例] Dear customer, we will send you the advance bill for that batch by air express mail today.

adverse balance (n.) an amount of debt shown on an account赤字
[例] With the rapid growth of our turnover, our adverse balance will be eliminated very soon.
[同义词] deficit

advertise [5AdvEtaIz] (v.) announce something is for sale做广告
[例] The soap is advertised on TV for its special flavor.
[同义词] announce

ad (n, inf) short for advertisement

ad valorem (adj.) of tax that is calculated as a percentage of the value of the goods从价征税
[例] VAT is a kind of valorem tax.

advertisement [ Ed5vE:tismEnt ] (n.) notice/announcement that something is for sale广告
[例] If you want your house sold, you should have put your advertisement in a more popular newspaper.

advertiser [ 5AdvEtaizE ] (n.) person/company which advertises广告商
[例] Advertisers use various ways and media to promote their products.

advertising [ 5AdvEtaiziN ] (n.) the business of designing ads广告业
[例] She’s in advertising.

advice [ Ed5vais ] (n.) recommendation (s) about what you should do建议、通知（书）
[例] His advice was to close the factory.
[同义词] counsel, recommendation, opinion

advice note (n.) a note to the receiver of goods from the sender that gives details of the quantity and description of goods and when and how they will be transported 通知单
[例] Before you deliver the goods, please fax us an advice note for our confirmation.

advise [ Ed5vaiz ] (v.) recommend what should be done建议、通知
[同义词] counsel, recommend, suggest

after-sales service (n.) service offered by a supplier to a customer to maintain or repair the product supplied售后服务
[例] Nowadays many enterprises began to compete in the field of after-sales service.

affiliate [ E5filieit ] (n.)a person or an organization that is attached to a larger organization 成员，联号
[例] That company is an affiliate of a prestigious holding group.
[同义词] member
(v.) to attach ( a person or an organization) to a larger organization 附属于
[例] The business is affiliated to TCL Group.

afmd (abbr.) aforementioned 上述的
[例] You can refer to afmd post address for the dispatch.

aftermarket [`B:ftE9mB:kIt] (n.) a situation where a newly issued security is traded before its real price has been established in the stock market. 二级市场
[例] Buy shares on a healthy aftermarket.

after sight (adv) written on a bill of exchange to show that the bill should be paid within a specified time after the payer is presented within it见票后付款
[例] The bill should be paid at 60 days after sight.

against all risks (adv.) (of a marine insurance policy) providing insurance for all types of loss or damage全保险.
[例] We insuranced the cargo against all risks.

agenda [ E5dVendE ] (n.) order of topics to be discussed at a meeting会议议程
[例] The first topic on the agenda is salaries.

agent [ 5eidVEnt ] (n.) person who represents a company代理（商）
[例] Our company’s agent in Middle East has developed a widespread and mature business there.
[同义词] representative, deputy

agiotage [ 5AdViEtidV ] (n.) the business of buying and then later selling foreign currencies 套汇
[例] That guy makes a big fortune by agiotage.
[同义词] arbitrage

airline [ 5ZElain ] (n.) a business providing a system of scheduled air transport航空公司
[例] United Airlines

air time (n.) time given to advertise on TV or radio电视(收音)广告节目时间
[例] The air time of this new product will be prolonged for 10 seconds.

allocate [ 5AlEukeit ] (v.) give money or other resources in certain proportions分配
[例] In the budget we allocated most of the money to marketing.
[同义词] assign, designate, allot

allotment [ E5lCtmEnt ] (n.) the distribution of new company shares to the people who have applied for them配股
[例] Allotment has been made by random draw because of oversubscription.

allowance [ E5lauEns ] (n.) something, such as money, given at regular intervals or for a specific purpose津贴
[例] An expenses allowance is paid monthly to each trainee.

amalgamation [ E7mAl^E5meiFEn ] (n.) a type of reorganization where two or more companies are combined into one company合并
[例] The amalgamation of the three companies strengthened the corporation.
[同义词] combination, merger

ambition [ Am5biFEn ] (n.) strong desire to succeed in life or in a job雄心
[例] My sister has an ambition and desires to get MBA.
[同义词] aspiration, desire, yearning

amenity [ E5mi:niti ] (n.) a feature that increases attractiveness or value, especially of a piece of real estate or a geographic location 生活福利设施
[例] a sunny apartment with amenities including air conditioning
[同义词] facility, convenience

amortize [E5mC:taIz; (?@) A5mErtaiz] (v.) to pay off a debt by saving money on a regular basis分期清偿
[例] The repayment of the bond is amortized in 5 years.

analyse [ 5AnElaiz ] (v.) study in detail分析
[例] We analysed the accounts.

analysis [ E5nAlisis ] (n.) detailed study, investigation分析
[例] The analysis report shows clear logics and integrity.

analyst [ 5AnElist ] (n.) person who analyses分析家
[例] His intelligence and diligence made him an excellent and acute marketing analyst.

annual [ 5AnjuEl ] (adj.) yearly年度的
[例] the annual accounts
[同义词] yearly

annual general meeting (n.) (AGM) a meeting of all the shareholders in a company年度股东大会

annul [ E5nQl ] (v.) to cancel something or stop it from being legally effective 废除,取消
[例] The contract was annulled.
[同义词] nullify

annulment [E`nQlmEnt] (n.) the act of canceling something or stopping it from being legally effective 废除，取消
[例] The disagreement of two parts resulted in the annulment of the contract signed at the very beginning of their cooperation.

antedate [ 5Anti7deit ] (v.) to put an earlier date (on a document, letter, cheque, etc) than the date at the time of writing 倒填日期
[例] To make this cheque legal, you should antedate it by 7days.
[同义词] backdate

anti-dumping (adj.) of ways in which a country protects its economy by preventing other countries from dumping in it. 反倾销
[例] anti-dumping laws

apology [ E5pClEdVi ] (n.) an acknowledgment expressing regret or asking pardon for a fault or offense.致歉
[例] a letter of apology

appeal [ E5pi:l ] 1. (n.) being attractive吸引力
[例] This product has appeal for young people.
[同义词] attraction, charm
2. (v.) be attractive to吸引人的
[同义词] attract, allure

appendix [ E5pendiks ] (n.) a collection of supplementary material, usually at the end of a book附录
[例] to use an appendix for any information
[同义词] addendum

apply [ E5plai ] (v.) ask for something (in writing)（书面的）申请
[同义词] We applied for a loan.

applicant [ 5AplikEnt ] (n.) person who applies申请人
[例] The applicant shows outstanding advantages among the candidates pool.

application [ 7Apli5keiFEn ] (n.) act of applying申请

application form (n.) pre-printed form to make a request for a job申请表
[例] Please fill in this application form at first.

appoint [ E5pCint ] (v.)choose someone for a job任命
[例] We have decided to appoint a new sales manager.
[同义词] assign, designate

appointee [E9pCIn`ti:] (n.) person chosen for a position or job被任命者
[例] He is lucky to be the appointee of this project.

appointment [ E5pCintmEnt ] (n.) 1. choice of someone for a new job任命
[例] The appointment of area financial controller implies he has been promoted.
2. arrangement for a meeting约定（会议）
[例] We fixed an appointment at four o’clock.

appraisal [ E5preizEl ] (n.) calculation of the value of somebody or something 估价
[例] Their appraisal of the necklace is about RMB 1,000.
[同义词] evaluation, valuation, assessment

appraise [ E5preiz ] (v.) to judge the value of somebody or something估价
[例] They appraised it was only worth $1.
[同义词] evaluate, assess

appraiser [ E5preizE ] (n.) person who judges鉴定者，估价官
[例] Who will be the appraiser?

appreciate [ E5pri:Fieit ] (v.) 1. be thankful for感激
[例] I appreciated your help.
2. understand理解
[例] I appreciate your problems.
3.increase in value增值
[例] My shares have appreciated by 10%.

apprentice [ E5prentis ] (n.) young person who is learning a skill学徒
[例] Don’t listen to him. Jack is only an apprentice.
[同义词] learner, beginner

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