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meeting new people ['mi:tɪŋ nju: 'pi:pl] |
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I've learnt sixteen new words today. | |
networking ['nɛtwəkɪŋ] |
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cognitive flexibility | |
meet new people [mi:t nju: 'pi:pl] |
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networking ['nɛtwəkɪŋ] |
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make new friend | |
I would like to describe the presentation concerning introducing new colour profiles. | |
proposal for new regulations | |
fit in with new people [fɪt ɪn wɪð nju: 'pi:pl] |
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You can not teach old dog new tricks | |
generating ideas | |
learning new skills | |
everyone is LOOKING FOR a new experience | |
learn new skills [lə:n nju: skɪlz] |
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The metal will be used to make new cans. | |
I adjust to new places very easily [aɪ ə'ʤʌst tu nju: 'pleɪsɪz 'vɛrɪ 'i:zɪlɪ] |
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line-stretching [laɪn 'strɛʧɪŋ] |
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attract new people [ə'trækt nju: 'pi:pl] |
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organizations which find new employees for you - employment agencies [ɔ:rgənə'zeɪʃənz wɪʧ faɪnd nju: em'plɔɪɪz fɔ:(r) ju: em'plɔɪmənt 'eɪʤənsɪz] |
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She hasn't got any new clothes [ʃi: hasn't gɔt 'ɛnɪ nju: kləuðz] |
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developing new abilities [dɪ'vɛləpɪŋ nju: ə'bɪlɪtɪz] |
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heaps of news clothes [hi:ps ɔv nju:z kləuðz] |
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prospecting for customers [prɔ:s'pɛktɪŋ fɔ:(r) 'kʌstəmərz] |
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Radio ZETA took on 5 new workers last month. ['reɪdɪəu 'zeɪtə tuk ɔn 5 nju: 'wə:kərz lɑ:st mʌnθ] |
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make new friends [meɪk nju: frɛndz] |
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meet now people [mi:t nau 'pi:pl] |
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attract new customers [ə'trækt nju: 'kʌstəmərz] |
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If an enterprise is already in the market, threats of new competitors, or if it wants to enter an new market, barriers to entry [ɪf ən 'ɛntərpraɪz ɪz ɔ:l'rɛdɪ ɪn ðə 'mɑ:kɪt θrɛts ɔv nju: kəm'pɛtətərz ɔ:(r) ɪf ɪt wɔnts tu '] |
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They have decided to cut the prices under in order to attract new customers. [ðeɪ hæv dɪ'saɪdɪd tu kʌt ðə 'praɪsɪz 'ʌndə(r) ɪn 'ɔ:də(r) tu ə'trækt nju: 'kʌstəmərz] |
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to train new staff [tu treɪn nju: stɑ:f] |
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I would like to move to a new home. meet new people move to the city, where there are more opportunities. [aɪ wud laɪk tu mu:v tu ə nju: həum mi:t nju: 'pi:pl mu:v tu ðə 'sɪtɪ wɛə(r) ðɛə(r) ɑ:(r) mɔ:(r) ɑpər'tu:nɪtɪz] |
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hundreds of new titles ['hʌndrədz ɔv nju: 'taɪtəlz] |
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it may lead to developing new strains of bacteria [ɪt meɪ lɛd tu dɪ'vɛləpɪŋ nju: streɪnz ɔv bæk'tɪrɪə] |
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scores of new substances have become available [skɔ:z ɔv nju: 'sʌbstənsɪz hæv bɪ'kʌm ə'veɪləbl] |
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flexibility [flɛksɪ'bɪlɪtɪ] |
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new customer acquisition [nju: 'kʌstəmə(r) ækwɪ'zɪʃən] |
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Great deals on all new models [greɪt di:lz ɔn ɔ:l nju: 'mɔdəlz] |
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Will be banned under new laws put forward by the government. [wɪl bi: bænd 'ʌndə(r) nju: lɔ:z put 'fɔ:wəd baɪ ðə 'gʌvərmənt] |
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provide new equipment and new facilities [prə'vaɪd nju: ɪ'kwɪpmənt ænd nju: fə'sɪlɪtɪz] |
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to seek out new markets [tu si:k aut nju: 'mɑ:kəts] |
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look for new markets [luk fɔ:(r) nju: 'mɑ:kəts] |
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induction training [ɪn'dʌkʃən 'treɪnɪŋ] |
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They go well with my new trainers [ðeɪ gəu wɛl wɪð maɪ nju: 'treɪnərz] |
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resourceful [rɪ'sɔ:sfəl] |
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learn new words [lə:n nju: wə:dz] |
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digital addict ['dɪʤətl ə'dɪkt] |
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He needs some new clothes. [hi: ni:dz sʌm nju: kləuðz] |
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Our company is planning to open new branches in Asia. ['auə(r) 'kʌmpənɪ ɪz 'plænɪŋ tu 'əupən nju: 'brænʧəz ɪn 'eɪʒə] |
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you'll make new friends soon [jju:l meɪk nju: frɛndz su:n] |
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(technophobe) ['tɛknəfəub] |
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it has many new features [ɪt hæz 'mɛnɪ nju: 'fi:ʧə(r)z] |
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Learning new things can be a test for you. ['lə:nɪŋ nju: θɪŋz kæn bi: 'traɪɪŋ ɔn ju:] |
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I plan to learn new things [aɪ plæn tu lə:n nju: θɪŋz] |
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I was busy learning new things. [aɪ wɔz 'bɪzɪ 'lə:nɪŋ nju: θɪŋz] |
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I'm not used to being around new people. [aɪm nɔt jju:zd tu 'bi:ɪŋ ər'aund nju: 'pi:pl] |
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I'm working on making new friends. [aɪm 'wə:kɪŋ ɔn 'meɪkɪŋ nju: frɛndz] |
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We will meet new people. [wi: wɪl mi:t nju: 'pi:pl] |
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How do you like your new colleagues? [hau du: ju: laɪk jɔ:(r) nju: 'kɔli:gz] |
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develop new skills [dɪ'vɛləp nju: skɪlz] |
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in the light of new info [ɪn ðə laɪt ɔv nju: 'ɪnfə] |
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I hardly think there's an advert for new candidates [aɪ 'hɑ:dlɪ θɪŋk ðɛrz ən advert fɔ:(r) nju: 'kændədeɪts] |
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they changing their stance, presumably on a new economic data [ðeɪ 'ʧeɪnʤɪŋ ðɛə(r) stæns prə'zu:məblɪ ɔn ə nju: ɛkə'nɔmɪk 'deɪtə] |
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My parents encouraged me to try new things. [maɪ 'pɛərənts en'kə:ɪʤd mi: tu traɪ nju: θɪŋz] |
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the ability to absorb new information peaks [ðə ə'bɪlɪtɪ tu əb'zɔ:b nju: ɪnfər'meɪʃən pi:ks] |