INGLÉS PARA TODOS LOS SECTORES

En esta sección se presentan listas temáticas de vocabulario.

Somos conscientes de la necesidad de aprender inglés pero desde EDUCA ENGLISH DEL OPI, sabemos que en todos los sectores necesitáis ayuda con palabras y vocabulario que iremos dejando aquí

					ESTA SEMANA: FINANTIAL VOCABULARY Agenda (de despacho de mesa) Desk diary Agenda de bolsillo Pocket diary Agenda de trabajo Engagement book Anotación ; Apunte Note Archivador/a Filing clerk Archivo (documento) Files Archivo (sitio) Archive Bloc Writing pad Bolígrafo Pen ; Ballpoint pen Calculadora Calculator Carpeta (papeles, documentos) Folder ; File Carpeta de anillas Ring binder Carpeta de información Information folder ; Briefing kit Carta Letter Celo ; Cinta adhesiva Sticky tape Coger/Contestar el teléfono To answer the phone Contestador automático Answering machine ; Answer phone Corrector (líquido), Tippex Correcting fluid, Tipp-ex Correo Mail Cuartilla (1/2 folio) A-5 sheet of paper Diario Journal Disco Disk Disco duro Hard disk Documento Document Enviar, echar al correo To post (U.K.) ; To mail (USA) Enviar un fax To fax Escáner Scanner Escritorio Desk ; Bureau Fax Fax Ficha (de archivo) Index card Fichero Card index Fichero de datos (informática) Data file Fichero informativo Computer file Fichero (mueble) Filing cabinet Folio (hoja) Sheet Fotocopiadora Photocopier ; Photocopying machine Gráficos por ordenador Computer graphics Grapa Paper fastener / Staple Grapadora Stapler ; Stapling gun Guardar ; Archivar To save Hoja de cálculo Spreadsheet Impresora Printer Impresora láser Laser printer Imprimir documento , página To print out Inventario ; Balance Inventory ; Stocktaking Lápiz Pencil Libreta Note book Libreta de anillas Spiral notebook; bound notebook Libreta de direcciones Address book Libro de contabilidad Account book Listado (Informática) Listing ; Printout Listín de teléfonos (telefónico) Telephone directory Llamar por teléfono To telephone
					1. I'd like to ask you something about the meeting tomorrow after work. Do I have to   - ? -  abscond  attend  assist  ? 2. I was wondering if you'd mind   - ? -  giving  awarding  putting   a little presentation at the meeting on Friday? 3. I'm afraid Mr. Garcia's not   - ? -  at  on  in  under   his desk at the moment, can I take a message? 4. Generally speaking, a good manager   - ? -  ensures  makes sure  is sure   a smooth production process. 5. Pepito is   - ? -  very busy  too busy  too much busy   preparing his presentation to come for a drink with us. 6. I'm afraid I can't meet you for lunch tomorrow, I have an important meeting   - ? -  I can't get time from  I can't get away with  I can't get out of   (= I can't escape/I have to attend). 7. Everyone has to leave the office during a fire   - ? -  drill  break  rehearsal  . 8. Make sure you   - ? -  follow up  chat up  brush up   with Pepito about what we all discussed this morning.
					1. I'll give you a ring   - ? -  immediately  first thing  firstly  principally   in the morning. 2. After you visualize and plan a project, you have to   - ? -  implement  imply  impulse  impress   it. 3. We need someone who knows how to use online advertising to   - ? -  gain  drive  get   (= increase) online sales. 4. This unexpected price increase could   - ? -  set up  mark down  jeopardize   (= endanger) the completion of this project. 5. When did John start working here? He was   - ? -  raised  taken on  put up  fixed   about two months ago. 6. In many offices, employees work in little areas called   - ? -  icicles  cubicles  cuticles  . 7. Everyone has to leave the office during a fire   - ? -  drill  break  rehearsal  . 8. There's no   - ? -  dress requirement  dress code  dress law   in this office. You can wear whatever you like.