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Examene ECL – prima sesiune in 2010!
Feb 11th
Prima sesiune de certificare a competentei in limbi straine pentru anul 2010 are loc sambata 13.02, centrul nostru va organiza examinarea pentru limba engleza.
Certificatele de competenta lingvistica ECL se pot obtine pentru nivelurile A, B, C, D, conform Cadrului Comun European de Referinta, si sunt recunoscute national si international, cu valabilitate nelimitata in timp.
Urmatoarea sesiune de examene are loc in perioada 15-17 aprilie, la Timisoara, termen de inscriere 18 martie.
NOU! Acum si copiii incepand cu varsta de 14 ani pot participa la examenele ECL!
Word of the Day
Feb 10th
C
cash cow – noun – a product selling very well, making a substantial contribution to the company profit.
e.g. “This is not our state-of-the-art cleaner, but it is widely recognized as best value for money, so it’s our cash cow“.
or “While our banking division is experiencing an downturn in this crunch days, the legal advisory is our cash cow“.
Word of the Day
Feb 9th
Buyout - noun – the purchase of a controlling interest (or major stake) of a company’s shares.
e.g. ” After the buyout, the major shareholder will integrate the newly acquired company with his group”.
Word of the Day
Feb 8th
Buy in – verb, noun – to obtain involvement of a certain person or group; to convince.
e.g. “Did you get the management buy-in? That’s very important for this project!”
Word of the Day – Today’s Special!!!
Feb 5th
B
Bon voyage! Drum bun!, Buon percorso! Buen camino!
De ce aceasta zicere ??? Pentru ca ne plac limbile straine, sprijinim multilingvismul, ne pasioneaza cautarile si (re)descoperirile, ne incanta PLAI, iar prietenii nostri Tzuca (Andreea Iager) si Tako (Norbert Tako) ne vor purta, timp de peste doua luni, printr-o calatorie multiculturala si multilingvistica in jurul lumii, iar noi le vom fi alaturi de departe si ii vom urmari pe travel blog-ul lor.
Word of the Day
Feb 4th
Big bath – noun phrase – an accounting practice to make a certain year’s results seem worse by increasing expenditures and selling the assets.
e.g. ” After the big bath in the 2009 books, the balance sheet of 2010 will look much better.”
Word of the Day
Feb 3rd
Bank Levy – noun phrase – A procedure to recover money owed by someone forcefully by taking it from their checking or savings account at a bank, savings and loan, or credit union.
e.g.: If there are receivables and payment is long overdue, a bank levy may be adhered to, and the account is frozen until due amounts are settled.
Word of the Day
Feb 1st
Bid-asked spread – noun phrase – The difference between the bid and asked prices. Can be used with regard to tendering, public procurement, contract awarding etc. Also used in stock trading.
e.g. “Real estate market is facing a bid-asked spread which is blocking any development project.”
2010 (c) Proactive Communication