Workplace English Vocabulary

Lesson 22 Society and Law · Qualities and Description

Learn 10 useful words in clear contexts designed for adult A2 to B2 learners building practical workplace communication.

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10 words

# Word Example sentence Listen Slow

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signify (verb)verb
“A red light may signify that access is restricted.”
2
slot (noun)noun
“Her interview slot starts at ten tomorrow.”
3
steer (verb)verb
“Steer slowly through the narrow parking area.”
4
sue (verb)verb
“The customer may sue the company for damages.”
5
superb (adjective)adjective
“The team delivered a superb final report.”
6
traditionally (adverb)adverb
“The festival traditionally begins with a public parade.”
7
tremendous (adjective)adjective
“The project required tremendous effort from everyone.”
8
underway (adjective)adjective
“The training is underway in the conference room.”
9
unpleasant (adjective)adjective
“The room had an unpleasant smell this morning.”
10
violin (noun)noun
“The violin sounds beautiful in the concert hall.”