Workplace English Vocabulary

Lesson 5 Work and Study · Technology and Media

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

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10 words

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consultation (noun)noun
“The manager scheduled a consultation with the legal team.”
2
durable (adjective)adjective
“We need durable chairs for the busy office.”
3
glove (noun)noun
“Wear a glove when handling hot kitchen equipment.”
4
hardware (noun)noun
“The technician replaced the damaged hardware yesterday.”
5
malfunction (noun)noun
“A malfunction delayed the online meeting this morning.”
6
outdated (adjective)adjective
“This software is outdated and needs an update.”
7
patience (noun)noun
“Patience is important when customers need extra help.”
8
postcard (noun)noun
“She sent a postcard to her former colleague.”
9
prospective (adjective)adjective
“The company interviewed prospective employees this week.”
10
revision (noun)noun
“The report needs a revision before publication.”