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Question		Answer
APR start learning		annual percentage rate
turnover start learning		obrót
capEx start learning		capital expenditure (not every month)
OpEx start learning		operational expenses (koszty stałe)
mortgage start learning		hipoteka
premises start learning		office
business Angel start learning		investment in exchange for sth
foodie start learning		likes food
trinket start learning		stuff
shard start learning		small fragment of glass
geographically dispersed start learning		distributed
tamper with start learning		data/evidence
empower start learning		women/the unbanked
proprietary (copyrights) start learning		software/rights
cast start learning		votes (reguster)/light(cause to appear)
counterfeit start learning		goods/drugs
distributed start learning		database/team
immutable (cannot be changed) start learning		fact/record
counter (prevent) start learning		forgery/fraud
affluent start learning		a lot of money
hard-up start learning		very little money
wealthy start learning		sm
penniless start learning		very little money
tight-fisted start learning		sm who does not spend money
set aside money start learning		save for special purpose
squander money start learning		to spend money on a wasteful way
launder money start learning		to make illegal money seem legal
withdraw money start learning		take money out of your bank account
allocate money start learning		to give a share of available money to a person or organization
made of money start learning		have a lot of money
put your money where your mouth is start learning		take action to support your words
Money doesn’t grow on trees start learning		Money must be earned and does not come freely
save some money for a rainy day start learning		to reserve money for a time when it might be needed unexpectedly
easy money start learning		money earned from an easy work
spend money like water start learning		To spend a lot of money without concern over whether it is spent wisely
put in one’s two cents start learning		express one’s opinion
be a dime a dozen start learning		be very common and not valuable
a five and dime start learning		a store that sells small items at low prices
big bucks start learning		a large amount of money
make a quick Buck start learning		earn money easily and quickly
a penny pincher start learning		a person who is unwilling to spend money
be worth every penny start learning		be with all the money
the other side of the coin start learning		a different way of confusing a situation
flip a coin start learning		throw a coin in the air to decide between two choices
IPO start learning		initial public offering (sell shares to public)
NFT start learning		non-fungible token
the garner hype start learning		getting more interest
fad start learning		popular now but unlikely in the future
royalties start learning		money from rights to something
too geek out start learning		brainstorm with others
to bounce ideas off one another start learning		to exchange ideas
to tinker start learning		play around
to gain insight into sth start learning		to understand how sth works
to deploy ideas start learning		use your ideas
insight start learning		a clear understanding of sth
derieved start learning		what built it
get round a problem start learning		solve it
tinker with start learning		improve sth
go about start learning		begin our carry on with an activity
read up on start learning		learn
caught on start learning		become popular
dream up start learning		new ideas
tangible results start learning		clear enough to be seen
tangible start learning		can actually touch, see
alignmented reality start learning		add sth visual to explain better
in-hause research start learning		when a company conducts a study within its own business structure and internal resources
roster start learning		team
tap into expertise start learning		knowledge
tap into savings start learning		use savings
blue-sky thinking start learning		outside of the box
innovation economy start learning		go out and do amazing things
cutting-edge products start learning		the newest, most advanced version of a product or service
adajacent industry start learning		close to you
consumer demand start learning		an economic measure of a group's desire for a product or service based on availability
research staff start learning		a group of associated research workers in a university or library or laboratory
novel start learning		new
to pick up on cues start learning		to do what is done or suggested by
to make sb tick start learning		to inspire
to be reliant on sth start learning		to rely on sth
divergent start learning		different
cognitive disinhibition start learning		no inner boundaries
to go against the grain start learning		to go against what is expected
to put sth off the back burner start learning		to deal with sth later
to leap forward start learning		To make progress
inherent start learning		to be born with sth
to facilitate sth start learning		to make sth possible
to adhare to sth start learning		to stick to sth
ingenious start learning		extremely creative
hands off start learning		do not want to get involved
amorphous start learning		with many disjointed parts, without a clearly defined shape or form.
propensity to do sth start learning		tendency
off the cuff start learning		without preparation
chain of command start learning		positions of authority or rank within an organization that are ordered from lowest to highest
to put out start learning		to part
to marvel at sth start learning		to admire
to shift start learning		to change
come to fruition start learning		it starts to succeed and produce the results that were intended or hoped for.
resilient start learning		recover from setbacks, adapt well to change
voting by consensus start learning		Consensus results in the best solution that the group can achieve at the time.
disinhibition start learning		impulsiveness
working title start learning		haven’t decided
visually appealing start learning		meets with eyes
to cater to everyone start learning		to respond to everyone’s needs
revenue system start learning		the way that a company generates income and how it travels through the company's accounting system
affiliate marketing start learning		promote products
jargon start learning		technical words
appealing start learning		attractive
gizmo start learning		small and electronic device
monetise start learning		earn revenue from it
upbeat start learning		cheerful and positive
unbiased start learning		impartial
tech-savvy start learning		a person who knows a lot about computers
Rev up start learning		get excited
dry run start learning		last try before presentation
nooks and crannies start learning		all the details
be stiff and robotic start learning		express no emotion and do things in an automatic-seeming way
affable start learning		pleasant and easy to talk to
ubiquitous start learning		everywhere
omnipresent start learning		only God can be everywhere
annual stakeholder report start learning		document that contains financial information about companies
roadmap presentation start learning		plan for the nearest future
pitch deck start learning		short presentation with an offer
team briefing start learning		brings managers together with their teams on a face-to-face basis so that information can be delivered, questions asked and feedback collected.
rapport start learning		relationship
primary effect start learning		start with a joke
venture capital company start learning		invests in start-ups
have a track record start learning		approven skill
hook somebody start learning		grab ab attention
scale up start learning		make sth better
scalable start learning		make it better
showcase a concept start learning		promote
UX start learning		user expierence
leverage (noun) start learning		power to influence people and get the results you want/ the relationship between the amount of money that a company owes and its share capital or value
leverage (verb) start learning		1. to use something that you already have in order to achieve something new or better/ 2. to use borrowed money to buy an investment or company/ 3. to increase the amount of money borrowed
timescale start learning		amount of time needed
competitive advantage start learning		No longer competitive
to be by start learning		passed by competitors
incremental innovation start learning		current market but progressing
structural innovation start learning		existing tech to new market (children’s camera)
disruptive innovation start learning		new tech to existing market (smartphones)
radical innovation start learning		new tech in new market (iPhone, Netflix)
commercial standpoint start learning		sponsored or paid for by an advertiser
incrementally start learning		increasing or adding on
well-defined market start learning		in steps or stages
liberated start learning		free from conventions or limitations
profound impact start learning		extreme
quick wins start learning		Solutions are defined as quick wins if they are easy, fast and economical to implement, and able to be easily reversed
revenue and profit start learning		Revenue describes income generated through business operations, while profit describes net income after deducting expenses from earnings.
market share start learning		the portion of a market controlled by a particular company or product.
propeller start learning		śmigło
hover start learning		remain in one place in the air.
versatile start learning		having many uses
permit start learning		legal permission
agile start learning		able to move quickly and easily.
planned obsolescence start learning		a policy of producing consumer goods that rapidly become obsolete and so require replacing
landfill start learning		wysypisko smieci
forward-thinking start learning		thinking about future in a modern, positive way
salvage start learning		save goods that already have been damaged
feed back into start learning		put sth back into a process or situation where it was used before
modular start learning		consist of seperate parts that can be used together
from the outset start learning		from the beginning
commodity start learning		a product that can be sold to make a profit
waste stream start learning		the complete flow of waste to disposal.
recycling plants start learning		save valuable contents used in electronic goods
self-healing plastic start learning		have the built-in ability to automatically repair damages to themselves
combat start learning		fight
disposible start learning		single-use
durable start learning		resistant
impediment start learning		obstacle
lease start learning		don’t own it
finite start learning		limited
incentive start learning		give money to do sth
garments start learning		attire (dress code)
manufacture a product start learning		the making of goods by hand or by machine that upon completion the business sells to a customer
chuck out start learning		throw away
in layman’s terms start learning		phrased so as to be easily understood, without jargon
get the wrong end of the stick start learning		misunderstand something.
Introduction phase start learning		branding, marketing, advertising; copyrights/patent obtained; low price to enter the market; offers aimed at early adopters (“early bird” deals); building awareness of the product (self-driving cars)
Growth phase start learning		more distribution channels; quality and pricing at the same level; brand building; product extended through new products in the same line (electric cars)
Maturity phase start learning		increased competition; adding new features; upgrading the product; sales growth goes down, find a way to produce products more cheaply; increase funds for offers and discounts (Ford Focus)
Decline phase start learning		find new usage and new markets, sell to niche markets, try to harvest as much as possible from the brand (diesel cars)
a hook start learning		get people’s attention
district heating start learning		the supply of heat or hot water from one source to a district or a group of buildings.
fossil fuels start learning		made from decomposing plants and animals
inconsistent management start learning		When the manager projects an image of incompetence, sending out conflicting messages and confusing directions
waste labeling start learning		an effective way to identify containers, cylinders and drums holding hazardous waste
roadmap start learning		a guide telling you about sth
feasible start learning		possible and likely to work
sourcing start learning		getting supplies
vigilant start learning		giving careful attention to what is happening
subsidy start learning		money that is paid by government to make sth cheaper
eligible start learning		allowed to do sth
circulate the minutes start learning		to follow through agenda
cost overrun start learning		an unexpected change in the project budget that ends up increasing the total project cost
milestone start learning		important event in the history of sth
scope start learning		the opportunity or possibility to do or deal with something.

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