Unit 2
words your language
academic requirements /&k@"demIk rIkwaI@m@nts/ _____________
air hostess /"e@ heUstes/ _____________
aisle /aIl/ _____________
appeal /@"pi;l/ _____________
apprenticeship /@"prentIsSIp/ _____________
attend /@"tend/ _____________
attire /@"taI@/ _____________
biscuit /"bIskIt/ _____________
boss /bQs/ _____________
carry on /k&ri "Qn/ _____________
catch out /k&Í "aUt/ _____________
charge /ÍA;Ù/ _____________
clock off /klQk "Qf/ _____________
come across /kVm @"krQs/ _____________
consultant /k@n"sVlt@nt/ _____________
cost /kQst/ _____________
costume /"kQstju;m/ _____________
deal with /"di;l wID/ _____________
disguise /dIs"gaIz/ _____________
dry up /draI "Vp/ _____________
dustman /"dVstm@n/ _____________
duty /"Ùu;ti/ _____________
end up /end "Vp/ _____________
expect /Iks"pekt/ _____________
expertise /eksp3;"ti;z/ _____________
fall for /"fO;l f@/ _____________
flight attendant /"flaIt @tend@nt/ _____________
formulate /"fO;(r)mju;leIt/ _____________
frustrations /frVstr"eISnz/ _____________
get away with /get @"weI wID/ _____________
get down to /get "daUn t@/ _____________
get rid of /get "rId @v/ _____________
gripe /graIp/ _____________
guard /gA;(r)d/ _____________
guide /gaId/ _____________
hurt /h3;(r)t/ _____________
income /"Ink@m/ _____________
indignant /In"dIgn@nt/ _____________
interrupt /int@"rVpt/ _____________
irritating /"IrIteItIN/ _____________
job /ÙQb/ _____________
knock off /nQk "Qf/ _____________
line manager /lain "manIÙ@(r)/ _____________
makeover /"meIkeUv@(r)/ _____________
media–savvy /"mi;dI@ s&vi/ _____________
occupation /Qkju;"peISn/ _____________
occupy /"Qkju;paI/ _____________
peripatetic /perIp@"tetIk/ _____________
personal assistant /p3;s@nl @"sIst@nt/ _____________
prospects /"prQspekts/ _____________
quit /kwIt/ _____________
read up on /ri;d "Vp Qn/ _____________
recourse /"ri;kO;(r)s/ _____________
refuse collector /"refju;z k@lekt@(r)/ _____________
resign /rI"zaIn/ _____________
run out of /rVn "aUt @v/ _____________
sail through /seIl "Tru;/ _____________
secretary /"sekr@t@ri/ _____________
security /sIk"jO;r@ti/ _____________
security guard /sIk"jO;r@ti gA;(r)d/ _____________
service charge /"s3;vIs ÍA;(r)Ù/ _____________
shelves /Selvz/ _____________
shoplifter /"SQplIft@(r)/ _____________
sort (yourself) out /sO;(r)t y@self "aUt/ _____________
spot on /s"pQt Qn/ _____________
spy on /s"paI Qn/ _____________
start off /stA;t "Qf/ _____________
strategy /str&t@Ùi/ _____________
supermarket /"su;p@mA;(r)kIt/ _____________
surly /"s3;li/ _____________
suspicious /s@s"pIS@s/ _____________
sympathetic /sImp@"TetIk/ _____________
trick question /"trIk kwesÍn/ _____________
tricked /trIkt/ _____________
trip up /trip "Vp/ _____________
turn up /t3;n "Vp/ _____________
uniform /"ju;nIfO;m/ _____________
wait /weIt/ _____________
Phrases your language
As you will see from my CV … _____________
catch (someone’s) eye _____________
come across as _____________
cost an arm and a leg _____________
fall flat on my face _____________
from both sides of the fence _____________
get the sack _____________
get rid of _____________
I look forward to hearing from you. _____________
I’m writing to apply for the job of … _____________
let off steam _____________
Let’s get down to business! _____________
make a loss _____________
make an impression _____________
miss a turn _____________
roving trouble shooter _____________
They bring the menu to you. _____________
They open the wine for you. _____________
take action on _____________
to be laid off _____________
to be on unemployment benefit _____________
to be recruited _____________
to be sacked _____________
to earn a lot _____________
to finish work _____________
to have a high income _____________
to be on the dole _____________
to be taken on _____________
to go on strike _____________
to take industrial action _____________
tricks of the trade _____________
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