Workplace, Meetings & Job Hunting vocabulary — B1
35 words of level B1 (Intermediate) from the “Workplace, Meetings & Job Hunting” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| you're on mute | said when someone is speaking but their microphone is off |
| you're breaking up | tells someone their voice is cutting in and out due to a bad connection |
| you're cutting out | tells someone their audio or video keeps dropping |
| keep me posted | asks someone to keep you informed of any news |
| let's wrap up | suggests bringing the meeting to an end |
| any questions before we move on | checks for questions before continuing to the next point |
| let's pick this up tomorrow | suggests continuing the discussion the next day |
| I'll follow up | says you will contact someone again about something later |
| where do you see yourself | asks about your career goals, often in five years |
| the probation period | a trial period at the start of a new job |
| to land a job | to successfully get a job |
| a cover letter | a letter you send with a job application to introduce yourself |
| a reference | a statement from a past employer saying you did good work |
| a career path | the series of jobs that lead toward your professional goals |
| to be a good fit | to match well with a job or team |
| in the loop | kept informed about something |
| out of the loop | not informed about something |
| to take the lead | to take charge of a task or group |
| a team player | someone who works well with others |
| to delegate | to give tasks to other people to do |
| to be on the same page | to share the same understanding as someone |
| please find attached | a formal phrase introducing a file sent with an email |
| looking forward to hearing from you | a polite closing meaning you await a reply |
| kind regards | a polite way to end an email |
| just following up | a phrase used to remind someone about a previous message |
| I hope this email finds you well | a polite opening line wishing the reader well |
| feel free to reach out | invites someone to contact you if they need anything |
| thanks in advance | thanks someone for help you expect them to give |
| apologies for the late reply | a polite phrase said when responding later than expected |
| please don't hesitate to ask | encourages someone to ask freely for help |
| to call in sick | to phone work to say you are too ill to come in |
| to clock out | to record the time you leave work; to finish for the day |
| a workload | the amount of work a person has to do |
| to hit a deadline | to finish something by the required time |
| to take on more | to accept extra work or responsibility |
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