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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Workplace
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Workplace
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superior
(n)
something better or of higher rank
I have to report to my superior every morning.
I have to report to my superior every morning.
colleague
(n)
a person that you work with
David and I are colleagues.
David and I are colleagues.
commute
(v)
to travel to and from work
commute to work by train
commute to work by train
finish work
(p)
I finish work at eight PM, so I'll meet you at nine at the restaurant.
I finish work at eight PM, so I'll meet you at nine at the restaurant.
enterprise
(n)
a project or plan
Free enterprise leads to competition for business.
company
(n)
a commercial business
company office
company office
assign
(v)
I was given one of the most important assignments.
I was given one of the most important assignments.
office
(n)
a place where business is conducted
The people are working at the office.
The people are working at the office.
overtime
(n)
The man has just finished working overtime.
The man has just finished working overtime.
bonus
(n)
Is there no bonus for this month?
Is there no bonus for this month?
salary
(n)
a fixed payment that is paid regularly to an employee
How much is the salary?
How much is the salary?
wage
(n)
Without an education it is hard to make a livable wage.
Without an education it is hard to make a livable wage.
subordinate
(n)
I got mad at my subordinate.
I got mad at my subordinate.
supervise
(v)
It's hard to supervise.
It's hard to supervise.
shift
(n)
Work on night shift, it's a nightmare.
Work on night shift, it's a nightmare.
retire
(v)
to finish working permanently, often due to old age
The man just retired, and he is celebrating with his coworkers.
The man just retired, and he is celebrating with his coworkers.
department
(n)
a division of a large company that deals with a specific aspect of the company
Which department should I go to?
Which department should I go to?
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