General professional vocab
Meaning
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| Get the best of both worlds | A situation in which you can enjoy the advantages of two very different things at the same time. |
| No matter the case | Whatever, whichever, anyway, regardless. |
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Tamper
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Interfere with something in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alterations. |
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Guarantee
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To promise something will be done or happen. |
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Clarify
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To make something clear. |
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Verify
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To check that something is true or correct. |
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Assure
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To tell someone with a high level of confidence that something is true. |
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Carry out
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To perform a task. |
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Detect
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To notice something hidden or not obvious |
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Urge
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To encourage someone strongly to do something. |
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Block
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To stop something from happening. |
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Classify
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To divide things into groups according to their type. |
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The recipient of the email. |
The person who receives the email. |
synonym
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Answer a call |
pick up a call |
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You run the risk of dealing with an offended customer. |
your customer might become angry |
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Replicate an issue. |
make the same issue happen again |
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Do something that results in the customer being angry. |
at the expense of customer satisfaction |
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A standard set of rules. |
A common set of rules. |
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The layout of a document.
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The design of a document. |
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The policy should incorporate the following points.
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The policy should include the following points. |
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The policy can be compact.
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The policy may be brief and to the point. |
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The strategy is outlined in the document.
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The strategy is summarized in the document. |
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The policy is definitely extensive.
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The policy certainly covers every area. |