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battery
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[ 'bætəri ]
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a device that is placed inside a car engine, clock, mobile phone, etc. and that produces the electricity that makes it work
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capture
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[ 'kæpʧə ]
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to succeed in getting control of sth that other people are also trying to control
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life span
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[ laif spæn ]
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the length of time that sth is likely to continue or function
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maintain
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[ mən'tein ]
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to make sth continue at the same level, standard, etc.
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plumbing
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[ 'plʌmbiŋ ]
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the work of putting in and repairing the pipes and other systems that supply water to a building
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vital
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[ 'vaɪtəl ]
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necessary or essential in order for sth to succeed or exist
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Site
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[ sait ]
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a place where a building is or will be situated
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collate
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[ kɔ'leit ]
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to collect and arrange information from several different sources, or several documents or pieces of paper
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compile
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[ kəm'pail ]
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to produce a book, list, report, etc. by bringing together different items
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tariff
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[ 'tærif ]
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a fixed price that is charged by a company for a particular service, for example for the use of a phone
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ahead of schedule
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[ ə'hed əv 'skedju:l ]
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finished or done before the planned time
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behind schedule
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[ bi'haind 'skedju:l ]
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finished or done later than the planned time
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Out of control
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[ aut əv kən'trəul ]
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impossible to manage or to control
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handset
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[ 'hænd‚set ]
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(n) the part of a telephone that you hold close to your mouth and ear to speak into and listen
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press release
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[ pres ri'li:s ]
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an official statement made to journalists by a large organization
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miss the deadline
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[ mis ði: 'ded‚laɪn ]
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to fail to do sth, such as finish a piece of work, before the time by which it must be done
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run out of money
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[ rʌn aut əv 'mʌni ]
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to use up a supply of money so there is no more available
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roofing
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[ 'ru:fiŋ ]
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the work of building and repairing roofs
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accurate forecast
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[ 'ækjurit 'fɔ:kɑ:st ]
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a correct statement about what will happen in the future, based on information that is available now
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allocate resources
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[ 'æləukeit ri'sɔ:siz ]
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to officially decide how money, equipment, staff etc. should be used
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budget constraints
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[ 'bʌʤit kən'streints ]
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factors that limit or restrict the amount of money that can be spent on sth
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check progress
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[ ʧek n'prəugrəs ]
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to find out if sth is improving or developing, or getting nearer to being achieved or completed
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keep track of spending
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[ ki:p træk əv spendɪŋ ]
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to always have recent information about how much money has been spent
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lack of planning
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[ læk əv plænɪŋ ]
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a situation in which sb has not thought carefully enough in advance about what they are going to do
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make contingency plans
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[ meik kən'tinʤənsi plænz ]
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to make plans for what to do if a particular event happens or does not happen
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make the launch date
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[ meik ðe lɔ:nʧ deit ]
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to succeed in having a product ready to be made available or shown to the public by the planned date
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man-hours
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[ mæn-'auəz ]
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relating to the amount of work done by one person in one hour
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over budget
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[ 'əuvə 'bʌʤit ]
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costing more than the money that is available or was planned to spend
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prioritize tasks
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[ priɔritɪz tɑ:sks ]
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(phrase) to put the jobs you have to do in order of importance, so that you can deal with the most important first
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resolve conflict
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[ ri'zɔlv n'kɔnflikt ]
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to deal with a disagreement or argument between people or groups
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stay on track
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[ stei ɔn træk ]
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to continue doing the right thing in order to achieve a particular result
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unrealistic budget
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[ ʌn'riə'listik 'bʌʤit ]
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an amount of money that has been allowed for sth, that is not enough because it does not accept things as they really are
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upfront planning
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[ ʌpfrɔnt plænɪŋ ]
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making plans for sth in advance, before you start
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within budget
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[ wiðin 'bʌʤit ]
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costing no more than the money that is available or was planned to spend
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