Bilingüe

Vocabulario - Inglés comercial: 100 verbos

accept
add
admit
advertise
advise
afford
approve
authorize
avoid
borrow
break
build
buy
calculate
call
cancel
change
charge for
check
choose

complain
complete
confirm
consider
convince
count
decide
decrease
deliver
develop
dismiss
dispatch
distributedivide
drop
employ
encourage
establish
estimate
exchange

extend
fall
fix
fund
get worse
improve
increase
inform
install
invest
invoice
join
lend
lengthen
lower
maintain
manage
measure
mention
obtain

order
organize
owe
own
pack
participate
pay
plan
present
prevent
process
producepromise
promote
provide
purchase
raise
reach
receive
recruit

reduce
refuse
reject
remind
remove
reply
resign
respond
return
rise
sell
send
separate
shorten
split
structure
succeed
suggest
write
vary

advantage
advertisement
advice
agenda
apology
authorization
bill
brand
budget
changecommission
comparison
competition
competitor
confirmation
costs
creditor
customer
deadline
debt

debtor
decision
decrease
deficit
delivery
department
description
difference
disadvantage distribution
employee
employer
enquiry
environment equipment
estimate
experience
explanation
facilities
factory

fallfeedback
goal
goods
growth
guarantee
improvement
increase
industry
instructions
interest
inventory
invoice
knowledge
limit
loss
margin
market
message
mistake

objective
offer
opinion
option
order
output
payment
penalty
permission
possibility
preparation price
product
production
profit
promotionpurchase
reduction
refund
reminder

repairs
report
responsibility
result
retailer
rise
risk
salary
sales
schedule
share
signature
stock
success
suggestion
supply
support
target
transport
turnover



Modismos en inglés - colores



Colour idioms

black and white

thinking of everything or judging everything in asimple way and seeing it as either good or bad



The situation isn't as black and white as it seems; it's much more complicated.





black out

to darken by putting out the electric lights or covering over the windows



Londoners had to black out their windows during the war so that the enemy aircraft could not see the city.





black out

to lose consciousnessHe blacked out after standing up for three hours in the parade. First aid staff attended to him.





blue in the face

to be very angry or upset; to be excited and very emotional



She argued with her husband until she was blue in the face but he wouldn't see her point of view.





green

to be inexperienced and/or immature



He's a bit green - he stillbelieves that someone is going to come and help him out of his situation. He doesn't realise he has to do it himself.





the grass is always greener (on the other side)

when a place that is far away or different seems better than the place where we are now



He must be crazy to leave the company; he's got a great job and a great salary. He really should stay where he is but he can'tsee it - the grass is always greener on the other side.





green with envy

to be very jealous and full of envy

I was green with envy when I heard that she was going on holiday to Spain for a week while I had to stay and work.





in the red

to have debts



The company has been in the red for two years now. We now owe over $500,000 to our suppliers and the bank....