Organize
The verb to organize means to arrange something in an
orderly way (such as reports or products) or to plan for a certain function
(such as business meetings or events).
Sample sentence:
Our sales and marketing team will organize the
upcoming Annual Sales Convention in Las Vegas.
Guidance
The noun guidance comes from the verb to guide, which means to direct or lead the way.
Therefore, guidance refers to the act of
giving direction or help.
Sample sentence:
Martha, our manager, tells us we can go
to her for guidance any time.
Expand
The verb to expand means to increase the size or amount of
something. In business, we often talk about expanding a department or a
business.
Sample sentence:
I hear that your company plans to expand to
Europe and China next year.
Clause
In business law, the noun clause refers to a statement or term in the
contract.
Sample sentence:
Our legal team has raised some
questions about a couple of clauses in the contract.
Null and void
The phrase null and void refers to a contract or clause
that’s invalid, non-binding or which has no legal force.
Sample sentence:
Our lease will become null and
void in 30 days if we don’t renew it now.
Competitor
The noun competitor refers to another business that is
trying to perform better than your business and others in the same market. You
can also refer to all of your competitors as the competition.
Sample sentence:
Management is concerned about the
number of new competitors entering the market this year.
Invoice
The noun invoice refers to an itemized bill showing the
list of goods sold or services provided, their prices and the total amount to
be paid.
Sample sentence:
Don’t forget that we need to pay within
45 days of receiving the invoice.
Counteroffer
A counter offer is
an offer you make in response to an offer made by another party. If you’re
unhappy with an offer someone has made to you, you may make a counter offer.
Sample sentence:
John offered to sell me his used car
for $15,000. It’s a nice car but that’s a little too expensive. So I’m going to
make him a counter offer.
Agenda
The noun agenda refers to a list of things to be discussed
or done at a meeting or business event.
Sample sentence:
Are you sure we can cover everything on
today’s agenda in 2 hours?
Branch
The noun branch refers to the local office or shop of a
company.
Sample sentence:
Our bank will be opening many
new branches in smaller cities next year.
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