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| [06:02.24] | check |
| [06:05.07] | coin |
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| [06:18.71] | merge(combine,amalgamate The two companies are going to merge by the end of the year.) |
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| [08:22.99] | benefit(profit,interest Volunteer work benefits society.) |
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| [00:20.30] | prosperity wellbeing The prosperity of the society promises a rapid economic growth. |
| [00:34.14] | rich fertile |
| [00:37.55] | rare scarce, uncommon |
| [00:42.21] | asset prossessions, property The President' s greatest asset was his reputation for honesty. |
| [00:53.45] | fortune wealth |
| [00:56.91] | opulence wealth affluence |
| [01:01.63] | finance sponsor subsidize bi jiao fiance fiancee Joe financed his girlfriend to study abroad, but she never came back. |
| [01:13.74] | economic The newspaper featured an article about the nation' s economic future. |
| [01:24.03] | indigent needy poor |
| [01:28.38] | depression recession Many people lost their fortune during the Great Depression. |
| [01:38.40] | penury destitution |
| [01:42.54] | bidding The bidding was higher than expected. |
| [01:49.99] | drawback |
| [01:54.67] | exponent index indicator |
| [01:58.39] | lease lend loan The owner leased his spare houses to make a fortune. |
| [02:07.35] | redress rectify remedy |
| [02:11.65] | compensation Max received his compensation in stock rather than cash. |
| [02:22.51] | deficit The government tried to avoid a budget deficit. |
| [02:30.69] | levy collect change The Empire levied heavy taxes upon its colonies. |
| [02:40.80] | ration share, allowance allocate, share |
| [02:48.26] | rebate refund, repayment, debate The government uses tax rebate as a means to attract investment on this line. |
| [03:00.32] | merchandise commodities, goods, merchant |
| [03:04.08] | commerce commence Commerce flourished between the two friendly countries. |
| [03:12.80] | enterprise The new enterprise will require additional staff and equipment. |
| [03:23.96] | currency money, exchange We exchanged our currency at a bank in the airport. |
| [03:35.39] | inventory |
| [03:41.52] | quota portion, share |
| [03:46.12] | tariff |
| [03:51.21] | inflation |
| [03:55.14] | deal handle Do you deal with Smith, the butcher? |
| [04:03.15] | yen |
| [04:06.60] | cause career The boy took pride in being a successor in the revolutionary cause. |
| [04:16.94] | consume spend Americans consume a huge amount of sugar each year. |
| [04:27.31] | disburse distribute On payday, the manager disburses our pay. |
| [04:37.38] | acting substitutive |
| [04:41.27] | inertia |
| [04:46.20] | discount reduction Mary gets an employee discount at the department store. |
| [04:54.84] | audit censor The audit of the man' s estate revealed unpaid taxes. |
| [05:05.54] | shipment |
| [05:10.37] | surplus extra, excess The farmer' s surplus grain was stored in silos. |
| [05:21.74] | residue remains, leftover, remnant |
| [05:25.73] | account I have an account with the Midland Bank. |
| [05:34.92] | bankruptcy Sue couldn' t pay her debts, so she declared bankruptcy. |
| [05:44.57] | savings |
| [05:48.60] | collateral The Smiths used valuable jewelry as collateral for their loan. |
| [05:58.14] | bill |
| [06:02.24] | check |
| [06:05.07] | coin |
| [06:08.75] | depreciate Ths US dollar has depreciated against the Japanese Yen. |
| [06:18.71] | merge combine, amalgamate The two companies are going to merge by the end of the year. |
| [06:27.30] | reimburse pay back, refund You should reimburse the taxi fee those strangers paid to get you to hospital. |
| [06:37.51] | garner store People began to garner food to prepare for the war. |
| [06:46.06] | underestimate undervalue The width of the nation has long been underestimated before the recent investigation. |
| [06:57.85] | exchange barter They exchange their labor for room and board. |
| [07:07.04] | assess estimate, evaluate It took a while to assess the damage from the tornado. |
| [07:16.26] | consolidate merge The two schools were consolidated to reduce costs. |
| [07:25.53] | loan lend Many colleges provide loans to students. |
| [07:34.97] | refund repay, pay back I will refund you the full of your fare. |
| [07:44.00] | utility function, usefulness |
| [07:47.61] | selection choice |
| [07:51.24] | option choice, alternative |
| [07:55.86] | economics A committee as formed to study the economics of closing some military bases. |
| [08:06.72] | output turnout, yield |
| [08:11.64] | goods merchandise, commodity |
| [08:15.16] | opportunity chance Opportunities favor those with prepared minds. |
| [08:22.99] | benefit profit, interest Volunteer work benefits society. |
| [08:30.37] | contract agreement |
| [08:33.78] | lottery" Marriage is just a lottery. Don' t believe in love." said the old man. |
| [08:45.71] | transaction business, trade, deal |
| [08:49.38] | budget The department' s budget did not include money for electricity. We' ve budgeted 1, 000 for advertising. |
| [09:04.52] | patronage |
| [09:09.08] | choose select, pick You can choose the calsses you want to take. |
| [09:16.64] | choice selection |
| [09:20.20] | barter trade, exchange Before currency came into use, people used the barter system, exchanging goods directly for goods. |
| [09:33.52] | purchase |
| [09:37.66] | deposit place, lay Tom deposited his luggage in the hotel. |
| [09:48.78] | commission Our agents in other areas usually get a 35 commission. |
| [09:59.89] | ransom payment, redemption |
| [10:03.36] | toll ring, strike For whom does the bell toll? |
| [10:10.49] | charge There is no charge for windowshopping. |
| [10:20.30] | bond An inverse relationship exists between the price of a bond and the interest rate. |
| [10:30.94] | custom |
| [10:34.84] | bonus award, gift At the end of the year, the employees all received cash bonuses. |
| [10:46.12] | interest |
| [10:49.52] | means money You ought to live within your means. |
| [10:57.07] | debt liability Bill is working very hard to get out of debt. |
| [11:05.14] | fund money |
| [11:11.02] | revenue income, returns, earnings |
| ti: | |
| ar: | |
| al: | |
| [00:12.38] | toll fee, charge |
| [00:15.63] | precious valuable |
| [00:20.30] | prosperity wellbeing The prosperity of the society promises a rapid economic growth. |
| [00:34.14] | rich fertile |
| [00:37.55] | rare scarce, uncommon |
| [00:42.21] | asset prossessions, property The President' s greatest asset was his reputation for honesty. |
| [00:53.45] | fortune wealth |
| [00:56.91] | opulence wealth affluence |
| [01:01.63] | finance sponsor subsidize bǐ jiào fiance fiancee Joe financed his girlfriend to study abroad, but she never came back. |
| [01:13.74] | economic The newspaper featured an article about the nation' s economic future. |
| [01:24.03] | indigent needy poor |
| [01:28.38] | depression recession Many people lost their fortune during the Great Depression. |
| [01:38.40] | penury destitution |
| [01:42.54] | bidding The bidding was higher than expected. |
| [01:49.99] | drawback |
| [01:54.67] | exponent index indicator |
| [01:58.39] | lease lend loan The owner leased his spare houses to make a fortune. |
| [02:07.35] | redress rectify remedy |
| [02:11.65] | compensation Max received his compensation in stock rather than cash. |
| [02:22.51] | deficit The government tried to avoid a budget deficit. |
| [02:30.69] | levy collect change The Empire levied heavy taxes upon its colonies. |
| [02:40.80] | ration share, allowance allocate, share |
| [02:48.26] | rebate refund, repayment, debate The government uses tax rebate as a means to attract investment on this line. |
| [03:00.32] | merchandise commodities, goods, merchant |
| [03:04.08] | commerce commence Commerce flourished between the two friendly countries. |
| [03:12.80] | enterprise The new enterprise will require additional staff and equipment. |
| [03:23.96] | currency money, exchange We exchanged our currency at a bank in the airport. |
| [03:35.39] | inventory |
| [03:41.52] | quota portion, share |
| [03:46.12] | tariff |
| [03:51.21] | inflation |
| [03:55.14] | deal handle Do you deal with Smith, the butcher? |
| [04:03.15] | yen |
| [04:06.60] | cause career The boy took pride in being a successor in the revolutionary cause. |
| [04:16.94] | consume spend Americans consume a huge amount of sugar each year. |
| [04:27.31] | disburse distribute On payday, the manager disburses our pay. |
| [04:37.38] | acting substitutive |
| [04:41.27] | inertia |
| [04:46.20] | discount reduction Mary gets an employee discount at the department store. |
| [04:54.84] | audit censor The audit of the man' s estate revealed unpaid taxes. |
| [05:05.54] | shipment |
| [05:10.37] | surplus extra, excess The farmer' s surplus grain was stored in silos. |
| [05:21.74] | residue remains, leftover, remnant |
| [05:25.73] | account I have an account with the Midland Bank. |
| [05:34.92] | bankruptcy Sue couldn' t pay her debts, so she declared bankruptcy. |
| [05:44.57] | savings |
| [05:48.60] | collateral The Smiths used valuable jewelry as collateral for their loan. |
| [05:58.14] | bill |
| [06:02.24] | check |
| [06:05.07] | coin |
| [06:08.75] | depreciate Ths US dollar has depreciated against the Japanese Yen. |
| [06:18.71] | merge combine, amalgamate The two companies are going to merge by the end of the year. |
| [06:27.30] | reimburse pay back, refund You should reimburse the taxi fee those strangers paid to get you to hospital. |
| [06:37.51] | garner store People began to garner food to prepare for the war. |
| [06:46.06] | underestimate undervalue The width of the nation has long been underestimated before the recent investigation. |
| [06:57.85] | exchange barter They exchange their labor for room and board. |
| [07:07.04] | assess estimate, evaluate It took a while to assess the damage from the tornado. |
| [07:16.26] | consolidate merge The two schools were consolidated to reduce costs. |
| [07:25.53] | loan lend Many colleges provide loans to students. |
| [07:34.97] | refund repay, pay back I will refund you the full of your fare. |
| [07:44.00] | utility function, usefulness |
| [07:47.61] | selection choice |
| [07:51.24] | option choice, alternative |
| [07:55.86] | economics A committee as formed to study the economics of closing some military bases. |
| [08:06.72] | output turnout, yield |
| [08:11.64] | goods merchandise, commodity |
| [08:15.16] | opportunity chance Opportunities favor those with prepared minds. |
| [08:22.99] | benefit profit, interest Volunteer work benefits society. |
| [08:30.37] | contract agreement |
| [08:33.78] | lottery" Marriage is just a lottery. Don' t believe in love." said the old man. |
| [08:45.71] | transaction business, trade, deal |
| [08:49.38] | budget The department' s budget did not include money for electricity. We' ve budgeted 1, 000 for advertising. |
| [09:04.52] | patronage |
| [09:09.08] | choose select, pick You can choose the calsses you want to take. |
| [09:16.64] | choice selection |
| [09:20.20] | barter trade, exchange Before currency came into use, people used the barter system, exchanging goods directly for goods. |
| [09:33.52] | purchase |
| [09:37.66] | deposit place, lay Tom deposited his luggage in the hotel. |
| [09:48.78] | commission Our agents in other areas usually get a 35 commission. |
| [09:59.89] | ransom payment, redemption |
| [10:03.36] | toll ring, strike For whom does the bell toll? |
| [10:10.49] | charge There is no charge for windowshopping. |
| [10:20.30] | bond An inverse relationship exists between the price of a bond and the interest rate. |
| [10:30.94] | custom |
| [10:34.84] | bonus award, gift At the end of the year, the employees all received cash bonuses. |
| [10:46.12] | interest |
| [10:49.52] | means money You ought to live within your means. |
| [10:57.07] | debt liability Bill is working very hard to get out of debt. |
| [11:05.14] | fund money |
| [11:11.02] | revenue income, returns, earnings |
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