Business B1 · Lesson 2B
Every word and expression from this lesson — with definitions, synonyms and examples.
leaves the door open, reduces risk
acknowledges the tempting option first
comparative + intensifier (much)
irregular comparative for a decision point
what the customer gains from the feature
collocation: “compare two options” — these words naturally go together in English.
a product line
lasts a long time without breaking
a technical characteristic (size, colour, battery)
made with good materials and care
collocation: “launch a product” — these words naturally go together in English.
the time between order and delivery
very light and easy to carry
the box/wrapping around the product
easy to move from one place to another
from the cheapest to the most expensive
a product to a friend
you can trust it — it works
a faulty item
the type of stakeholder a product is designed to serve
collocation: “test a prototype” — these words naturally go together in English.
easy to use, even the first time
a promise to repair/replace if broken
water doesn't get through it