Form a noun from a given adjective: tenacious

(a)  

Form a noun from a given adjective: curious

(a)  

Form a noun from a given adjective: prosperous

(a)  

Form a noun from a given adjective: perseverant

(a)  

Form a noun from a given adjective: hyper-competitive

(a)  

Form a noun from a given adjective: competent

(a)  

If you have (a)   hopes, you are very optimistic or hopeful that something will happen.

If you owe a (a)   fortune, you have a large amount of debt.

If you are thrown in at the (a)   end, you are made to do something difficult without adequate preparation.

If you (a)   yourself to something, you give it all your focus and attention.

If you take something into your own (a)   , you stop relying on someone else and take personal responsibility for it.

If you have a (a)   tongue, you speak harshly or critically but in a clever way.

the meaning of 'gauge consumer opinion' is (a)  

z impetem rozpocząć karierę zawodową to po angielsku

(a)  

mieć oko na kogoś

(a)  

przedsiębiorca

(a)  

pierwsza praca

(a)  

wahania w przychodach

(a)  

zbudować markę

(a)  

kierować się intuicją

(a)  

założyć organizację charytatywną

(a)  

doskonale się z kimś rozumieć

(a)  

mieć odwagę, by coś zrobić

(a)  

z miejsca zacząć odnosić sukcesy

(a)  

stałe źródło dochodów

(a)  

zniweczyć swoje szanse

(a)  

doczekać się zysku

(a)  

młoda firma

(a)  

nieustępliwy, zawzięty

(a)  

ponieść straty finansowe

(a)  

pracować na zlecenie

(a)  

chęć, gotowość np. do pracy

(a)  

I learned about this job offer by (a)   – somebody mentioned it casually at a party.

He tried hard to create a positive impression in the workplace, but it was all in (a)   . The boss had been prejudiced against him from the start.

The cost of this project to (a)   has been about ten thousand pounds; we can’t go on spending like this any longer.

The filing cabinet in the office is secured by (a)   of a combination lock.

I don’t believe Christine was at (a)   . I think she was dismissed unfairly.

We were completely (a)   sea – we had no idea how to deal with the unexpected situation.

I think you’re right (a)   a certain degree, but there are other points to consider as well.

‘Will you read my CV and tell me how you think I could improve it?’ ‘ (a)   all means. Just email it to me.’

I tried to explain our internal computer system to the new employee, but (a)   no avail. He didn’t seem to follow me at all.

I think (a)   the long run it’s better to choose a job that you enjoy rather than the one that pays the most money.

I was at a (a)   how to explain the situation to the new boss.