BUSINESS ENGLISH VOCABULARY
Negotiations
Word |
Meaning |
agent | Person or company that acts for another and provides a specified service. |
agreement | Arrangement between two or more people or companies. |
bargain price | Reduced price |
bedrock price | Lowest possible price. |
commitment | Engagement or undertaking; to commit oneself. |
compromise | Each party gives up certain demands in order to reach an agreement. |
condition | A stipulation or requirement which must be fulfilled. |
contract | Written agreement between two or more parties. |
counter-offer | Offer made in response to an offer by the other party. |
counter-productive | Having the opposite effect to that intended. |
deal | A business transaction. |
discount | Reduction in price. |
estimate | Approximate calculation of the cost. |
facilities | Equipment (e.g. parking facilities). |
feasible | Possible, something that can be done. |
figure out | Find a solution; estimate the cost. |
know-how | Practical knowledge or skill. |
joint venture | A way of entering a foreign market by joining with a foreign company to manufacture or market a product or service. |
negotiate | Discuss a business deal in order to reach an agreement. |
point out | Draw attention to something (e.g. the advantages of your proposal). |
proposal |
Course of action, or plan, put forward for
consideration; to make a proposal. |
quote | Give an estimated price (a quotation). |
range | A selection of products sold by a company. |
rebate | Reduction or discount. |
supply | Provide customers with goods or services. |
supplier | Person or company that supplies goods or services. |
tender | A written offer to execute work or supply goods at a fixed price |
turnkey | Equipment ready for use or operation (e.g. a plant or factory). |
underestimate | Make too low an estimate of something (cost, danger, difficulty). |
work out | Calculate (e.g. price of something); find a solution. |
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