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English word |
English Definition |
English Example sentence |
| 1 |
a shareholder |
a person who owns a part of a company |
I bought some stock in Samsung, so now I am a shareholder. |
| 2 |
a stakeholder |
a person who is financially connected to a business |
He was a stakeholder in the company, so he was very concerned
with whether they succeeded or failed. |
| 3 |
to hold an event |
to host a party or gathering |
The company held an event every year, a summer picnic. |
| 4 |
to build strong bonds |
to make your relationship with someone else deeper or
stronger |
Socializing with your co-workers after work is important to
build strong bonds. |
| 5 |
a memorable experience |
an experience that is not easy to forget |
I remember the first time I saw a horse, it was a memorable
experience. |
| 6 |
to show ~ a good time |
to cause a person or group to enjoy themselves |
After the business meeting, we showed our clients a good time
by taking them sightseeing. |
| 7 |
a corporate event planner |
a person who is in charge of planning and executing events for
a company |
Corporate event planners make a lot of money, but they also
have a lot of responsibility. |
| 8 |
to entertain ~ |
to make a person or group feel enjoyment |
We entertained the visiting delegation, taking them out for
drinks every night. |
| 9 |
to pamper ~ |
to cause a person or group to feel pleasure by giving them very
good things |
We pampered the visiting CEO by booking him a large suite at
the hotel. |
| 10 |
to bond with ~ |
to form a special relationship with someone |
The company event helped me to bond with my co-workers on a
personal level. |
| 11 |
a gala |
a celebration featuring food and drink |
We held a gala to mark the 20th anniversary of the
company. |
| 12 |
a retreat |
an event in which people remove themselves from their daily
surroundings and try to learn new things |
They held a retreat once a year to focus on ways to make the
business more profitable. |
| 13 |
a conference |
a meeting that brings together many companies or people in a
common field |
When I was in the food business, I attended a food industry
conference once a year. |
| 14 |
a convention |
an event in which many businesses come together and try to sell
their products to other businesses |
At the law enforcement convention there were many companies
selling weapons and protective gear. |
| 15 |
to be superb |
to be very very high quality |
The coffee was superb, freshly-roasted and sweet. |
| 16 |
to escort ~ to ~ |
to go along with a person or group to guide them |
After the meeting, please escort them to the hotel. |
| 17 |
team building |
the process of deepening the relationships between members of a
team |
Team building is important if you want to have a healthy and
peaceful office environment. |
| 18 |
to be instrumental in ~ |
to play an important part in something |
The new CEO was instrumental in turning the company into a
profitable venture. |
| 19 |
to go on a treasure hunt |
to play a game in which you try to find hidden objects |
At the corporate retreat, the employees formed small teams and
went on a treasure hunt. |
| 20 |
hospitality |
the state of being welcoming toward a person or group |
The southern part of America is famous for its
hospitality. |
| 21 |
to schmooze ~ |
to impress a person or group in hopes of getting something
good |
Hoping to sign a business deal, they schmoozed the visiting
managers. |