Adapt to - make something suitable for a new use or purpose; modify

Adopt - to accept or start to use something new

Appraise - to examine someone or something in order to judge their qualities, success, or
needs
CRM - a strategy that companies use to manage interactions with customers and potential
customers
accounting - the skillor activityof keepingrecordsof the moneya personor
organizationearnsand spends
Decline - to graduallybecomeless, worse, or lower
Disclose - to make something knownpublicly, or to show something that was hidden
Drop - to fallor to allowsomething to fall
Estimate - to guessor calculatethe cost, size, value, etc. of something
Evaluate - to judgeor calculatethe quality, importance, amount, or valueof something
Expenditure - the totalamountof moneythat a governmentor personspends
Expense - the use of money, time, or effort
Fall-fell-fallen - to suddenlygo down onto the groundor towards the groundwithout
intendingto or by accident
Finalise - to make a finaland certaindecisionabout a plan, date, etc.
Go down - to be reducedin price, value, amount, quality, level, or size
Go up - to movehigher, rise, or increase
Grow - to increasein sizeor amount, or to becomemore advancedor developed
Outlay - an amountof moneyspentfor a particularpurpose, especiallyas a first investmentin
something
Payroll - a listof the peopleemployedby a companyshowinghow much each one earns
Plummet - to fallvery quicklyand suddenly
Recede - to movefurtheraway into the distance, or to becomeless clearor less bright
Retail - the activityof sellinggoodsto the public, usually in shops
Reveal - to make knownor show something that is surprisingor that was previously secret
Rise-rose-risen - to move upwards
Rocket - to rise extremely quickly or make extremely quick progress towards success
Sales - the numberof itemssold; the departmentthat sellsa company's products
Sales pitch - a talkor a way of talkingthat is intendedto persuadeyou to buysomething
Shrink - to becomesmaller, or to make something smaller
Soar - to risevery quickly to a high level
Subsequent - happening after something else
Tax liabilities - an amountof tax that a personor businessmust pay
Tracking of shipments - checking the status and location of your current order
Wholesale - the activity of selling goods, usually in large amounts, to businesses which then
sellt hem to the public
A hard/tough nut to crack - aproblem that is very difficult to solve or a person who is very
difficult to understand
A property management company - property management refers to the overseeing and
management of various commercial and residential real estate properties. This includes
taking care of all the daily operations for a property including collecting rent, handling
maintenance, tenant complaints and more.
Adversely - in a way that has a negative or harmful effect.
Asset - something valuable belonging to a person or organization that can be used for the
payment of debts.
Cold-calling - the activity of calling or visiting a possible customer to try to sell them
something without being asked by the customer to do so.
Crack - a split or break.
Get sb on board - it means getting someone to do what you want an idea or project.
Have a good/poor/impressive track record - if a person or company "has a great track
record", it means they have a history of accomplishments and success.
Have the capacity to - To be/feel up to doing something.
Keep track record - a record of past performance often taken as an indicator of likely future
performance.
Land a contract - to sign a contract (between seller and buyer)
Liability - a debt of a business or legal responsibility for something.
Locate - to find the place or position of.
Make a sales pitch - to persuade someone to buy something.
Mere - no more than or no better than
On site - existing or happening in the place where people are working or involved in a
particular activity.
Procure - to get or obtain. (pozyskać, zdobyć)
Property - a thing or things owned by someone; a possession or possessions
Prospect - the idea of something that will or might happen in the future
Provide the venue - zapewnić miejsce akcji/spotkania/imprezy
Real estate - buildings and land
Referral - the act of sending someone or something to a different place or person for
information or help.
Reluctant - not willing to do something and therefore slow to do it.
Risk-averse - unwilling to take risks or wanting to avoid risks as much as possible.
Solicit - to ask (for) (prosić o, zabiegać o)
Up and running - If something, especially a system or a machine, is up and running it is
operating
Backer - someone who supports a person or plan, especially by giving them money.
Balance sheet - a paper showing a summary and balance of financial accounts.
Bang one's heads - to do, say, or ask for something repeatedly but to be unable to change a
situation.
Break even - to have no profit or loss at the end of a business activity.
Cash flow statement - a document that shows the money coming into and going out of a
company during a particular period.
Catch on - to become popular.
Compatible with - able to exist, live, or work successfully with something or someone else.
Discontinuity - the fact that something changes or stops rather than continuing in the same
way; a change or stop that means something does not continue in the same way.
Enhance - to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something.
Fall short of - fail to reach a target.
Gaze into a crystal ball - to predict future events.
Go about - to begin to do something or deal with something.
Go bust / go bankrupt - to be unable to pay one's debts.
In sync - in a state in which two or more people or things move or happen together at the
same time and speed.
Make forecasts - to predict what the (business) situation will be in the future.
Make redundancies / lay off - to stop employing (a worker), often for a short time because
there is not enough work (often passive).
Outweigh - to have more influence or importance than something else; to be larger in
number or amount than something else.
Pay off - if something you have done pays off, it is successful; to tell someone to leave their
job and pay them what they have earned.
Prod - to encourage someone to take action, especially when they are being slow or
unwilling.
Profit and loss account - a document that shows a company's profit or loss in a particular
period
Pull figures out of the air - to make up or invent numbers or statistics without any factual
basis or evidence to support them.
Resilient - able to return quickly to a previous good condition after problems.
Retrenchment - the act of spending less or reducing costs; the act of removing a worker
from a job as a way of saving the cost of employing them.
Shortfall - the difference between the amount of something, especially money, that you
have and the amount that you need.
Sue - to take legal action against a person or an organization, especially by asking in court for
them to pay you money because of harm that they have caused you.
Talk sb into - to persuade someone to do something.
Tax break - a change in the law that results in the opportunity to pay less in taxes.
Turn down - a reduction in business activity in a particular area or in the economy in general;
a situation in which you are refused something that you apply for, such as a job or bank loan.
Up-and-coming - becoming popular and likely to achieve success.
atrocity - an extremely cruel and wicked act (okrucieństwo)
bolster - to support or improve something or make it stronger (podpora)
brace for - To physically or mentally prepare oneself for something (podpora dla)
commemorate - to remember officially and give respect to a great person or event,
especially by a public ceremony or by making a statue or special building (upamiętnić)
cheer - to shout loudly in order to show your approval or to encourage someone (kibicować)
denounce - to publicly criticize someone or something, or to publicly accuse someone of
something (ujawnić)
grind someone down - to treat someone so badly for such a long time that they are no
longer able to fight back (zrównać kogoś z ziemią)
landmark - a building or place that is easily recognized, especially one that you can use to
judge where you are (punkt orientacyjny)
rallying cry - a word or phrase that is used to make people join together to support an idea,
cause, etc. (okrzyk mobilizacji)
resolve - strong determination (rozstrzygnąć)
stand tall - to act in a proud and confident way (Stać wysoko)
subjugate - to defeat people or a country and rule them in a way that allows them no
freedom (podporządkować sobie)
treaty - a written agreement between two or more countries, formally approved and signed
by their leaders (traktat, układ)
vow - to make a determined decision or promise to do something (ślubowanie)
waver - to lose strength, determination, or purpose, especially temporarily (wahać się)
due to - because of
liquidity - the fact of being available in the form of money, rather than investments or
property, or of being able to be changed into money easily
blow a hole in smth - reduce one's savings or threaten one's finances, profit, or budget
quantitative easing - the act by a country's central bank of increasing the money supply (=
amount of money in the economy) at a time when interest rates are very low, as a way of
increasing economic growth
cashflow - the movement of money into and out of a company's accounts, used as a
measure of how much money the company spends and receives and how much profit it
makes over a particular period of time
balance sheet - a financial statement that shows a company's assets and debts at a
particular time
soar - to increase quickly in amount, number, value, or level
meltdown - a situation in which an industry, economy, etc. is badly affected by a lot of
problems within a short period of time
long-dated - paid back a long time in the future
sub-prime - used to describe a mortgage that has a high risk of not being paid back
pump smth into smth - to spend a lot of money trying to make something operate
successfully
slash - to reduce the number or level of something by a large amount suddenly
short-dated - short-dated bonds have to be paid back in a short time, often less than five
years
prosperity - a situation in which people are successful and have a lot of money
Allure - the quality of being attractive, interesting, or exciting
Ancillary - additional, or providing additional support or help
As - because
Bygone - belonging to or happening in a past time
Bargain - something on sale at a lower price than its true value
Exodus - the movement of a lot of people from a place -
Flop - to fall or drop heavily
Lustre - a very special, attractive quality that people admire
Pizzazz - the quality of noticeable and energetic excitement
Seductive - making you want to do, have, or believe sth, because of seeming attractive
Since - from a particular time in the past until a later time, or until now
Swoop - to seize, grab
Shun - to avoid something
Stall - a small enclosed space used for a particular purpose
Therefore - for that reason
Broadly - in a general way, without considering specific examples or all the details.
Decline - to gradually become less, worse, or lower.
Enact - to put something into action, especially to make something law.
Enforce - to make people obey law, or to make a particular situation happen or be accepted.
Grapple - to fight, especially in order to win.
Household - a group people, often a family, who live together.
Reduce - to or to make something become smaller in size, amount, degree, importance, etc.
Rigorously - in a careful way so that every part of something is looked at or considered to
make certain it is correct or safe.
Span - the period time that something exists or happens.
Tier - one of several levels importance, quality, etc.
Tout - to advertise, talk about, or praise something or someone repeatedly, especially as a
way of encouraging people to like, accept, or buy something.