involving a lot of imagination and new ideas:

an entry-level job is at the lowest level in a company or organization

extremely tired and without enough energy to do anything else:

an event where employers or recruiters meet job seekers, and vice versa

showing or expressing strong beliefs, interest or enthusiasm:

a list of the people or things that you think could be suitable for a job, prize, team, etc. chosen from a larger number of people or things:

to teach someone a special skill: a stage school where they coach children in singing and dancing

a demanding person needs a lot of attention and is not easilv pleased or satisfied:

to put on clothes. This verb is common in writing, but when you are speaking it is more usual to say that you get dressed:

adjective clean and neat in appearance and dressed in nice fashionable clothes, especially in a slightly formal way:

something that someone does very well:

a fault or problem that makes something or someone less effective or attractive:

BUSINEss initial public offering: an occasion when shares in a company are first sold to the public

someone who believes in helping people, especially by giving money to those who need it

to collect money for a particular purpose:

to pretend to disagree with someone in order to start an argument or interesting discussion

adjective relaxed, calm and not getting easily upset about things

non-governmental organization: an organization that is not owned by the government, but may work with government departments

adverb not completely:

someone whose job is to serve drinks in a bar

the legal position of a person, relating to whether they are single, married, separated, divorced or widowed

an animal or bird that you keep in your home and look after

a truck with an open back and low sides

a series of boat races

the sport or activity of travelling across water in a sailing boat:

a large table at an exhibition where an organization offers information, goods or services

something that can change and affect the result of a situation

the services that look after people's health:

phrase in conditions that you find in the real world, not in a laboratory or classroom:

the activity of meeting and talking to people to exchange information and advice about work or interests

relating to the medical treatment of injuries and diseases affecting bones, muscles, joints and ligaments

giving you satisfaction, pleasure or profit: