Economic Vocabularies

Economic Vocabularies

Votes of 24th july 2018

"VOCABULARY" 

1. Capital = n (Modal Usaha/Bisnis) Money, property, etc., that is used to start or operate a business.

     E.g Do we have the capital to start a business?

2. Cost = n (Biaya) Something that is lost, damaged, or given up in order to achieve or get something.

    E.g He was fined 50 dollars and ordered to pay court cost.

3. Consumer goods = n (Barang Jualan) Products that people buy for personal use or for use at home.

     E.g A range of consumer goods, from clothing to cameras to food.

4. Currency = n (Mata Uang) The money that a country uses.

     E.g They use Indonesia currency to pay the bill.

5. Economics = n (Ilmu Ekonomi) A science concerned with the process or system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and bought.

     E.g I take economics as my major of study at SEBI.

6. Economic = adj (Ekonomi) Something that is connected with economy. Such as Industry, Trade, Government, and Finance.

     E.g Our country has signed an economic partnership with Malaysia.

7. Economical = adj (Ekonomis/Hemat) Giving good value or service in relation to the amount of money, time, or effort spent.

     E.g ITB has found a way to make solar energy more economical.

8. Economically = adv (Secara ekonomis) In a way that relates to economics or finance

     E.g Hanin is economically independent of her parents.

9. Economist = n (Ahli Ekonomi) An expert in economics.

    E.g My husband is an economist.

10. Debt = n (Hutang) An amount of money that you owe to a person, bank, company, etc.

     E.g The nation's growing foreign debt.

A : hi,  what's your concern study here ?

B : i study economics, because i' very interested in our national economic growth.

A : so you could be an economist in the future

B : of couse, i will fight for stabilize national economic and currency

A : sounds good, it will no need a big capital again to start a business.

B : productive peoples are needed, so we can be economically independent.

A : all right. So what's your advice for me to start my business?

B : hmm..  I think you should look for economical place, low cost to rent.  So you don't have to take a big bank debt.

A : ok,  thankyou for your advice

B : your welcome.

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Travel Phrasal Verbs

Travel Phrasal Verbs

votes of 17th july 2018

"Vocabulary"

1.       Drop off  = To take someone to a place and leave them there.                         

E.g          I’ll drop you off on my way home.

2.       Check in  = To register at a hotel.

E.g          Please check in at least an hour before depature.

3.       Check out  = To leave and pay for your stay at a hotel.

E.g          We checked out at morning.

               

4.       Pick up =  To go and fetch someone from a place and take them somewhere else.

E.g          I’ll pick you up at the station.

5.       Take off  =  When a plane leaves and begins to fly.

E.g          The plane took off an hour late.

6.       Get away  = To leave to go somewhere for a break or holiday.            

E.g          We’re hoping to get away for a few days at Easter.

7.       Set out  =   To start a trip or adventure.

E.g          They set out on the last stage of their journey. 

8.       Stop over   =  To have a short visit in a place while on the way to your destination.

E.g          I’m going to stop over in Nwe York City on my way to Boston.

9.       Hurry up  =  To rush and not waste time.

E.g          Hurry up! We’re going to be late.

10.   Look around = To explore what is near you, in your area.

E.g          People came out of their houses and looked around.

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Health Phrasal Verbs

Health Phrasal Verbs

Votes of 10th july 2018

"Vocabulary"

             Drug = To give a drug to ( a person or animal) in order to make that person or animal very sleepy or unconscious.                               

E.g          He looks like he has been drugged.

2.       Cough = To force air through your throat with a short, loud noise often because you are sick.

E.g          My father was coughing and sneezing all day.

3.       Ache =  To produce a dull continuous pain or to hurt in a way that is constant but not severe.

E.g          After running the marathon, Bill’s body ached for a week.

4.       Bruise =  To cause a part of a person’s body, a piece of fruit, etc.

E.g          She bruised her knee when she fell.

5.       Exercise = To do physical activities in order to make yourself stronger and healthier.

E.g          It is important to exercise everyday.

6.       Blind =  To cause (someone) to be unable to see.            

E.g          She was blinded as a child in terrible fire.

7.       Bump =  To hit (something, such as part of your body) against an object in sudden and forceful way.

E.g          I have a bruise from where I bumped my head.

8.       Faint = To suddenly become unconscious.

E.g          Bella always faints at the sight of blood.

9.       Vomit =  To have the food, liquid, etc, taht is in your stomach come out through your mouth because you are sick.

E.g          The dog vomited on the floor.

10.   Fever =  A body temperature that is higher than normal.

E.g          The baby has had a fever for two days.

"Conversation"

Muis    :" Hello Muad.. How are you?"

Muad   :  "Even was better than now"

Muis    : "What happened?"

Muad   : "I feel not good today. After prayed Subuh at Masjid, I was coughing and sneezing when I

                  back to home. Now I’m going to hospital for check up."

Muis    :  "I see.. maybe you are getting fever after we were meeting lastnight."

Muad   : "I think so."

Muis    :  "Okay. Get well soon Muad. I’ll meet you after you healthy"

Muad   : "Don’t worry. It may take a little time for rest. You can meet me tomorrow"

Muis    : "Okay. See you"

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University Phrasal Verbs

University Phrasal Verbs

Votes of 3rd july 2018

"VOCABULARY"

Lecturer =  One who deliver lectures, especially professionally.

E.g          He is a lecturer in the English departement.

Degree    =  An acacdemic title given by a college or university to a student who has completed a study in university.

E.g          Anna received the Bachelor of Law degree at Universitas of Indonesia.

 Dissertation =  A lengthy, formal treatise, especially one written by candidate for the doctoral degree at a university.

E.g          He is currently writing a dissertation.

Thesis =  A long written essay,report,etc and often done for a university degree.

E.g          He is writing thesis on The works of Government.

 Debate = Argue with one another.

E.g          We debated the question of abortion.

At Grade  =  On the same level.          

E.g          A railroad crossing a highway at grade.

 Mark  =  A number, letter, or symbol used to indicate various grades of academic achievement. 

E.g          Ella got a mark of 3.75 instead of 4.0.      

 Research =  Work that involves studying something and trying to discover facts about it.

E.g          I had come to India to do some research of the Culture in India.

Researcher =  To carry out such study.

 E.g          Team A are researching the effects of acid rain.

Assembly =  To call or bring together.

E.g          He assembled his family and told them of his plan.

"CONVERSATION"

• A: hi...  What areyou doing?
• B: i'am searching some dissertation about islamic econonomic to help me write my thesis. And you ?
• A: owh, i'am Intern researcher here. I work for your lecture, mr. Donny. Reserch about language effect in economic growth.
• B: that's awesome. You must be have a great mark on your paper. What's your grade?
• A:actually, we're at grade.  And i don't want to debate about the number haha..
• B: okke well, do you come to student assembly at sebi hall? 
• A: yes,  we have to attend this agenda so we can get our bachelor degree next month.
• B: let's go.

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