(n.) a person who designs buildings and monitors the process of construction

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(n.) a person who draws cartoons

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(n.) a person who works for the government

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(n.) a person who is in charge of a show/play/film and tells the actors and staff what to do

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(n.) a person who designs, builds or maintains engines, roads, machines, etc.

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(n.) a person who plans the colours, materials, furniture, etc. for the inside of a building

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(n.) a person who welcomes and deals with people arriving in or telephoning a hotel, an office or a hospital

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(n.) a doctor who performs medical operations

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(n.) a person who checks equipment or machines to make sure that they work properly

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(n.) a person who is trained to give a particular type of treatment to people with physical or mental illness

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(n.) a person who has the qualification to prepare medicines

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(n.) a doctor who has the training and qualification to treat mental illnesses

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(n.) a person who performs difficult or dangerous skills instead of an actor/actress in a film or television programme

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(n. phr.) an ability to use a logical method of thinking to examine and understand something

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(n.) an ability to exchange information or express ideas and feelings

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(n.) an ability to use your imagination to produce something new

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(n.) an ability to decide about something important

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(n.) an ability to communicate and interact with people properly

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(n.) an ability to find ways of dealing with problems

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(n.) a person who receives services

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(n.) a person that someone works with

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(adj.) determined or trying hard to become more successful than other people or companies

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(adj.) including everything that is necessary

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(n.) the ability to change to suit a new situation

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(adj.) working independently for different companies rather than being employed by one particular company

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(n.) the reputation a company gained and can be regarded as an asset

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(n.) the quality of being faithful to someone or something

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(n.) the opinion that people in general have about someone or something, based on what has happened in the past

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(n.) a plan of what someone is going to do and when he/she must do each thing

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(n.) the level of confidence and positive feelings that the staff have

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(adj.) describing a person who has had a lot of experience of a particular activity or area

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(n.) a career, considered as a series of levels that lead to the highest paid job with the most responsibility in a company

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(n.) an unfair treatment of people by asking them to do something but giving them little in return

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(n. phr.) if the competition between people or companies is hot, they are trying very hard to win or succeed

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(n.) the feeling of pleasure which your experience in your job

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(n.) the smallest amount of money that an employer can legally pay to a worker

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(n.) an ability to do more than one thing at the same time

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(n.) an occasion when someone officially announce that they have decided to leave their job or an organisation

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(n.) a new industry that is successful and growing

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(n.) the rate at which people leave an organisation and are replaced by new people

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(adj.) providing or earning good wages

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(n.) a short performance by an actor, a singer, etc., so that someone can decide whether he/she is good enough to act in a play, sing in a concert, etc.

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(n.) an achievement that you want to have in your career

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(n.) an official list of the work and responsibilities in a job

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(n. phr.) a person or company that is likely to employ someone to work for them in the future

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(n.) an official record to show that someone has passed an examination or a course, and that he/she has a certain level of skill or knowledge in a subject

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(n.) the process of finding new people to join the company

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(n.) a job that is available for someone to do

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(n.) the experience someone has had of working in a particular type of job

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(v.) to give someone a particular job or task

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(n.) tasks that are part of your job

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(phr. v.) to stop employing someone

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(n.) a period of time when a woman temporarily leaves her job to have a baby

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(n.) the rate at which a worker, a company or a country produces goods, and the amount produced, compared with the work, time and money needed to produce them

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(n.) a duty or responsibility that a person has to deal with or worry about

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(n. phr.) the duty of a person who lives in a town or city

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(n.) an opinion that a group of people generally accepts

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(adj.) describing someone or something which causes disagreement or discussion

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(n.) a telephone service that provides advice and help for people with problems

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(n.) the way in which a person or a group of people lives and works

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(n.) an idea that is wrong or untrue, but which people believe because they fail to understand the subject properly

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(n. phr.) a feeling of worry shared by many people in society

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(n.) a feeling of anger between two groups of people in society, especially the rich and the poor

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(v.) to give money to someone or an organisation to help pay for something

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(n. phr.) an idea that someone believes to be true. And is based on old customs or beliefs

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(adj.) describing a person who is fair and is not influenced by his/her own desires or other people’s opinions

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(adj.) done willingly, not by force and without being paid for it

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(adj.) that must be done because of a law or a rule

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(n.) the act of pulling down a building

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(n.) the unfair difference between groups of people in society, which some groups having less money and fewer opportunities than others

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(n.) the basic systems and services that help a country or an organisation run smoothly

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(v.) to make somebody seem not important and relevant, or to put somebody in a position in which they have no power

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(adj.) always being the same and therefore boring

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(v.) to put new strength or power into something

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(n.) a Chinese-style cookie made with almond powder and rice flour

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(n.) pork which is flavoured and prepared by coating with special seasonings which turn the exterior layer of the meat into dark red after cooking

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(n.) a Hong Kong-style restaurant known for its semi-western-style dishes at low prices

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(n.) rice that is cooked with chicken, Chinese sausage or other ingredients in a flat-bottomed clay pot in which the rice gets slightly burnt, adding a special flavour to it(

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(n.) a bun that is stuffed with a filling made with sugar and shredded coconut

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(n.) a type of rice porridge that is popular in many Asian countries, and it is made by boiling rice in hot water until the rice softens

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(n.) meat and/or vegetable filling wrapped in a thinly rolled piece of dough which can be cooked by boiling, steaming or frying

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(n.) small ball made of sticky rice flour with or without a filling, usually eaten with sweet soup

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(n.) a chestnut cooked in a large wok full of charcoal granules

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(n.) fermented tofu that has a strong smell, usually deep-fried and eaten as a snack

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(n.) the juice extracted from pressed sugar cane

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(n.) a dim sum dish made with shredded turnips and rice flour, either steamed or fried by cutting into pieces

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(n.) Cantonese noodles served in hot soup with dumplings which are usually made with minced pork, shrimps and vegetables

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