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Frequently used business words:

Turnoversee more adjectives for turnover

definition:

The amount of money earned by an entity over a fixed period, e.g. a day or a year.

examples: other adjectives:

daily, normal, low

related verbs:

rate, correspond


Brandsee more adjectives for brand

definition:

Brand is an identifying mark, the unique name of a company that produces specific goods, services or concepts and ideas. A brand is a symbol, pattern, graphic design or a combination of them that identify a company and distinguish it in the market.

examples: adjectives:

What are the adjectives describing brand?
national, international, regional, local, global, leading, main, well-known, established, leading, established, major, powerful, popular, successful, existing, top, premium, strong, airline, legendary, see more business vocabluary describing brand.

related verbs:

present, establish, refresh

brand in phrases:

invest in a brand; trust in a brand, depend on a brand


definition:

Paid announcement, usually in the form of a sponsored article, photo or video of goods or services that is placed in a newspaper, radio, television or on a website.

examples: other adjectives:

individual, mobile, typical, electronic

related verbs:

read, see, present

advertisement in phrases:

click on an advertisement; look at an advertisement; include in an advertisement


Budget see more adjectives for budget

definition:

A plan of estimated incomes and expenditure of a certain period of time eg. a year.

examples: other adjectives:

30 adjectives describing a word "budget":
constraint, finite, monthly, available, national, total, limited, tight, available, separate, annual, overall, own, modest, daily, current, balanced, flexible, guaranteed, detailed, crosscut, previous, final, federal, weekly, average, small, compliant, extramural

related verbs:

evaluate, overrun, close

budget in phrases:

include in a budget; change in a budget


Employer see more adjectives for employer

definition:

A person, a company or an organization that employs people.

examples: adjectives:

What is the adjective for employer?

more examples
  • Former
    definition: The former employer means the last, previous employer.

  • General
    definition: A general employer is a company that is responsible for providing staff for the related companies.

  • Industrial
    definition: The company that employes people within the inmdustry sector.
    example: My brother is working for the largest industrial employer in the whole state.

  • Insolvent
    definition: The insolvent employer is unable to pay its liabilities.

  • Large
    example: The large employer has hired a lot of new staff lately.

  • Last
    example: My last employer declaired bankruptcy previous year.

  • Main
    example: The automotive industry is the main employer in our region.

  • National
    example: The national employer creates and provides a certain number of jobs.

  • New
    example: A new employer is a company that was established in the last 12 months.

  • Non-resident
    definition: A non-resident employer is a company that has a permission to conduct business outside the country of residence.

  • Potential
    definition: The potential employer is the company to which you applied and where you are likely to be employed.

  • Present
    definition: This is a company you currently work for. example: My current employer is the largest company in this region.

  • Previous

    example: Peter resigned from his previous employer due to problems with regular salary payments.

  • Prospective

    example: Prospective employer is a business that can offer you the future employment.

  • Qualified

    example: Sue was looking for a job with a qualified employer.

  • Seasonal

    definition: This is an employer that hires more than half of its staff on a sesonally.

  • Single

    definition: The seasonal workers usually are not tied to a single employer.

  • Subsequent

    definition: A subsequent employer is a person or business that acquires the entity and becomes the new employer of staff.

  • Temporary

    definition: A temporary employer is a company that hires workers for a short period of time.

  • Unaffiliated

    An unaffiliated employer means a company that is not a member of a group of affiliated corporations.


related verbs:

seek, need

Last updated: Mar 25, 2023

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