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English vocabulary of foreign companies

Essential English vocabulary for foreign companies

If you want to work or are working in a foreign company, you must know some languages commonly used in foreign companies. The following are some essential words I have compiled for foreign companies. Come and have a look!

1, as soon as possible

The sooner the better;

2. Point

What are you trying to say? What are you trying to tell me?

Keep sb in touch.

Keep people informed of the progress of relevant market projects;

4. Brainstorm

Use your head and stir up brainstorming;

5. compromise

There are people in the company, politics and compromise;

6. Challenges

Challenge the boss

7. Review

Summarize and review;

8, teamwork

Team spirit;

9. Sob

I often call this guy I don't like;

10, nak

Bad, once again, sometimes bad-tempered, become NFG;;

FNG 1 1

Rookie, new employee;

12, greetings/cheers/super

Often used at the end of e-mail.

13, in favor.

Do you often invite others in your company? Do me a favor? support

14, option

Substitute;

15, solution

Solutions;

16, promotion

1, promotion

2. Promotion

16, sold

In the office, selling is not selling things, but selling to make others accept your ideas;

17, paperwork

Refers to all file filing work, even if it is all paperless by computer, it is also called paperwork;

18, memorandum

Memo, meeting minutes, this word is used frequently in the office;

19, disassembly

Always find out the origin of a project;

20. Hanky

A brainwave idea

2 1,OT

? Xiao Li, you will be late tonight. ? An excuse to fool around overtime;

22 years old, axpat

Foreign employees;

23、hangout

Don't go home after work;

24. Partners

Work partner;

25,A4

? Please pass me a piece of A4 paper. ? I told you to give him a piece of paper, not an AK47 rifle.

Conference room 26

Conference room, usually nobody uses the conference room.

27. Books

Book a plane ticket, book a hotel

28. Drink bar

A place where big companies drink water and rest.

29. Coffee/tea break

Rest during working hours in large companies;

30, reserve

The secretary's usual job is to book tables;

3 1, time difference

This word can be used for overseas business trips, meaning discomfort caused by jet lag;

32 years old, intern.

detain

33. probation period

Probation period for new employees: 3 months.

34 years old, operator/receptionist

Front desk/operator

35, deadline

Deadline for completing the project;

36, tee off

Start a project, originally referring to the kick-off of a football match;

37. Set up a tree to treat guests

? This time I stood on the tree. ? It′s on me this time.

38. Go Dutch

Go Dutch, the so-called AA system is an invention of China, and foreigners can't understand it;

39. Handover

Work handover;

40, lunch break

Have a rest at noon;

4 1, stand up for the meeting

Informal short meetings, such as three or two people standing in the middle of the aisle to discuss things, foreigners like to do this;

42, sticker description

One is called? Post-it notes Little yellow paper can be pasted on the computer screen or telephone. Little girls in the office like to use it to write things unrelated to work.

43. FedEx /DHL/UPS

Common courier companies;

44, get together

Get together? Let's get together this weekend. ?

45, remind

Just a reminder? Just a friendly reminder. ? Explain that you may have missed something, so it is not convenient for others to accuse you, so? Kind reminder? ;

46, localization localization

In recent years, this word has become popular in major companies, and it is always a carrot in front of local middle-level backbones. ? Localization of management level?

47. Mobile phone

A more realistic statement about mobile phones. If you can't find me in the office, just call my cell phone. ? Say that mobil phone is relatively rustic and that hand phone is destroyed;

Page 48

Pagination is commonly used in the era when BB machines are popular. ? Page me. ? Say? Call me. ? Very rustic;

Manuel, 49

Workbook, guide

50, fee

Expenses, expenses to be reimbursed for business trips;

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