In this article, EnglishTop will share with readers a set of vocabulary used in economics in general and banking in particular.
inherit (v)
accountant(n)
Expense (n)
Reservation (n)
Warehouse (n)
Lend(v)
Borrow (v)
Rent (v)
acquire (v)
Distribution (n)
Co-ordinate (v)
Purchase (v)
Stock exchange (n)
lnheritance (n)
Fortune (n)
property (n)
Cash machine/cash point! cash dispenser
Intensive course (n)
Commerce
Costly
Finance (v)
appointment (n)
Multinational (a)
Investor (n)
Discount (v)
Credit limit
Survey (v) & (n): survey, study, a general view
respond to sb/ st: react, answer to someone or something
to be responsible for sb/st: to be responsible for someone/something
Communicate with sb: communicate with someone
Economic cooperation
International economic aid
Online account
Insurance policy
Staff movements (n)
Retire (v)
Dismiss (v)
Division (n)
stake (n): investment money, shares
Credit card
ebit card
Rental contract
Possession (n): possession, state of ownership
Equality (n)
Stock market (n)
sales agent
sales department
sales call
sales conference
Graduate (in sth) (at/from sth) (v)
opportunity (n)
Challenge (n)
Career (n)
Poverty (n)
Abroad (adv)
preferential duties
National economy
Charge (n): fee, money to pay, price, duty, responsibility
Emo (n)
Outsource (v)
Grant (n,v): Subsidy, recognition, sponsorship
Potential (n,v): Ability, potential, potential
Lease (v,n)
In-house (a): Conducted in a group, an organization
share
shareholder
earnest money
payment in arrear
confiscation
Embargo
Acquisition (n)
Assembly line (n)
F loat (v,n): float, float, list shares; swimming float
Back-office (n): Department that does not work directly with customers
Campaign (n,v): Campaign, campaign, participating in a campaign
Insecurity (n): Insecurity, precarious situation
Budget (n)
Cost of borrowing:
Consumer price index (CPI)
Acquire (v) buy, village
Insurance provider (n phr): insurance provider
Compensation (n): compensation, compensation
Formal (adj)
Short term cost
Long term gain
Invoice (n,v)
Bribery (n)
Corrupt (v)
Overcharge (v): exceed the amount of money
Demonstrate (v)
Commit (v)
Balance of trade (n)
Giant: Giant company
ales drive: a drive to deliver goods
sales statistics
sales forecast
sales outlet