dispute、dominate、entitled、flexible、haggling、hostility、high-ball、impulse、indecisive
Word (Part of speech) | Meaning | Example Sentence | |
21 | dispute noun | argument/conflict | I was hoping to avoid discussing last year's dispute, but Monica is still holding a grudge. |
22 | dominate verb | have the most control/stronger presence | Max has such a loud voice, he tends to dominate the conversations. |
23 | entitled adj | be deserving of | My contract says that I am entitled to full benefits after six months of employment. |
25 | flexible adj | open/willing to change | We have always been flexible in terms of your working hours. |
26 | haggling verb | arguing back and forth (often about prices) | We've been haggling over this issue for too long now. |
27 | hostility noun | long-term anger towards another | I want you to know that we don't have any hostility towards your company despite last year's mixup. |
28 | high-ball verb | make a request that is much higher than you expect to receive | I'm planning to high-ball my expectations when I open the discussion. |
29 | impulse noun | quick decision without thought or time | I acted on impulse when I signed that six-month contract. |
30 | indecisive adj | has difficulty choosing/making a decision | They were so indecisive we finally asked them to take a break and come back next week. |
資料來源:Englishclub.com
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