n. demand
(a) learning; field of learning; thorough investigation; report; analysis
(b) claim; requirement; strong request
(c) postponement; hindrance; hold-up; stopping; lingering
(d) educational meeting; training session
n. lawyer
(a) conjecture; supposition; hypothesis
(b) person who represents people in a court or advises them on legal matters; attorney; barrister
(c) plan; scheme; program; task; assignment; activity
(d) vacation; time off; permission to be absent; departure; farewell
n. coach
(a) flying; aviation; trip on an airplane; escape
(b) abrasion; cut; score of zero; cash; money (Slang)
(c) trainer; tutor; teacher; bus
(d) one part of a hundred
n. trust
(a) confidence; faith; credit; monopoly; several companies banded together in order to reduce competition
(b) deletion; negligence; failure; default
(c) strength; power; force; bravery
(d) commercial information designed to attract attention; commercial
n. repo
(a) agreement in which the seller of securities agrees to buy them back at a specified time and price
(b) part of a book; phase; stage; local branch of an organization
(c) interpretation; something that clarifies; description; definition
(d) something previously mentioned or indicated |
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n. move
(a) change of residence; action; turn in a game; formal request or proposition
(b) price reduction; rebate
(c) display; show; public presentation of work or skills; trade fair
(d) end; completion; conclusion; polish; something which completes or perfects
n. bearer
(a) fee for sending letters or packages by mail
(b) person who holds a money order
(c) center; hub; concentration
(d) protecting covering for the hand; padded covering for the hand
n. rate
(a) preciseness; exactness
(b) graph; diagram
(c) organization; custom; convention; law or activity which is accepted in a society
(d) price; cost; speed; pace; tax
n. jeopardy
(a) greatest quantity or amount possible; highest capacity
(b) warning; alarm; attitude of readiness
(c) danger; peril; hazard; risk; endangerment
(d) emptiness; available position; job opening
n. trail
(a) an interest percentage that changes over time
(b) track; footprints; path; way
(c) realization; performance; completion; gratification; satisfaction
(d) route through traveled by vehicles above ground level |
