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Day 24｜雅思词汇100词（2301—2400）

Semantic Map

Use these groups to build a “商业收支流程图谱” linking invoices and taxes, rising and falling business indicators, procurement and goods movement, savings and instalments, and salary payment before memorising individual definitions.

Invoices, Taxes, Costs, and Economic Contraction

invoice · tax · levy · tariff · duty · impose · consume · spend · cost · expense · revenue · gross · recession · depression · crisis · security · bond · debt · deficit · inflation · deflation · dwindle · decrease · downsize · decline

Recovery, Investment, Products, and Acquisition

diminish · reduce · increase · increment · growth · escalate · expand · influx · affluent · enrich · sufficient · adequate · spare · saving · redundant · lack · company · firm · enterprise · agent · entity · invest · input · product · acquisition

Procurement, Goods Movement, and Sales Transactions

goods · cargo · insure · guarantee · reliable · negotiation · attend · absent · sale · wholesale · auction · bid · deal · transaction · turnover · dump · export · import · quota · share · benefit · interest · stock · account · deposit

Instalments, Stored Value, Incentives, and Payroll

instalment · check · cash · coin · shilling · copper · treasure · wealth · estate · possess · legacy · descend · worthy · valuable · cheap · incentive · accelerate · prompt · salary · income · wage · payment · refund · reimburse · payroll

第1组｜2301—2325

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2301	invoice	/ˈɪnvɔɪs/	n./v.	a document listing goods or services supplied and the amount due, or to send such a document	发票；开具发票
2302	tax	/tæks/	n./v.	money compulsorily charged by a government, or to charge such money	税；征税；缴纳车辆税；耗费
2303	levy	/ˈlevi/	n./v.	an extra charge or tax, or to officially collect it	附加费；征收
2304	tariff	/ˈtærɪf/	n.	a tax on imported or exported goods, an official list of prices, or a schedule of prescribed penalties	关税；价目表；法定刑罚
2305	duty	/ˈdjuːti/	n.	a responsibility or task, or a tax charged on particular goods	义务；职责；工作任务；关税
2306	impose	/ɪmˈpəʊz/	v.	to officially introduce a rule, tax, or burden, or force something unwelcome on someone	实施；强加；过分要求；施加影响
2307	consume	/kənˈsjuːm/	v.	to use up resources, eat or drink, or completely occupy or destroy	消耗；食用；充满；毁灭
2308	spend	/spend/	v./n.	to use money, time, or energy, or the amount of money used	花费；度过；耗尽；花费额
2309	cost	/kɒst/	n./v.	the amount paid or sacrificed for something, or to require payment or cause loss	成本；代价；诉讼费用；花费；导致失去；估算成本
2310	expense	/ɪkˈspens/	n.	money spent or a cost incurred, especially for business or reimbursement	花费；开销；专项费用；报销费用
2311	revenue	/ˈrevənjuː/	n.	money received by a business or government, especially from sales or taxes	收入；营业收入；税收收入
2312	gross	/ɡrəʊs/	adj./adv./v./n.	before deductions; total, flagrant, or unpleasant; to have total revenue of a stated amount; a total amount or twelve dozen	总额的；明显错误的；令人不快的；总计；总收入为；毛收入达；毛收入；罗
2313	recession	/rɪˈseʃən/	n.	a period of significant decline in economic activity, or the act of moving back	经济衰退；后退
2314	depression	/dɪˈpreʃən/	n.	a medical mood disorder or severe sadness, a prolonged economic downturn, a hollow, or an area of low pressure	抑郁症；沮丧；经济萧条；凹陷；低气压
2315	crisis	/ˈkraɪsɪs/	n.	a time of severe danger, difficulty, or uncertainty requiring urgent decisions	危机
2316	security	/sɪˈkjʊərəti/	n.	protection from danger, a feeling of safety, collateral, or a tradable financial asset	安全保护；安检区；安保团队；安全保障；安全感；抵押品；证券
2317	bond	/bɒnd/	n./v.	a relationship or connection, a certificate of debt, bail money, or a binding agreement; to join or form a close relationship	纽带；债券；保释金；束缚；契约；连接；化学键；粘合；建立亲密关系
2318	debt	/det/	n.	money or another obligation owed to a person or organisation, or a feeling of gratitude owed	债务；负债；人情债
2319	deficit	/ˈdefɪsɪt/	n.	the amount by which spending or liabilities exceed income or assets, or a shortage	赤字；不足
2320	inflation	/ɪnˈfleɪʃən/	n.	a general rise in prices and fall in purchasing power, or expansion by filling with air	通货膨胀；过度增长；充气
2321	deflation	/ˌdiːˈfleɪʃən/	n.	a general fall in prices, or the release of air from something	通货紧缩；放气
2322	dwindle	/ˈdwɪndəl/	v.	to become gradually smaller or fewer	逐渐减少
2323	decrease	/dɪˈkriːs; ˈdiːkriːs/	v./n.	to become or make smaller, or an amount by which something becomes smaller	减少；减少量
2324	downsize	/ˈdaʊnsaɪz/	v.	to reduce staff or operations, or move to a smaller home	裁员；缩减规模；缩小居住空间
2325	decline	/dɪˈklaɪn/	v./n.	to become smaller or weaker, refuse politely, or change a word's form; a decrease or deterioration	减少；婉拒；词形变化；衰退

第2组｜2326—2350

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2326	diminish	/dɪˈmɪnɪʃ/	v.	to become or make smaller or less important, or to belittle someone	减弱；减少；贬低
2327	reduce	/rɪˈdjuːs/	v.	to make something smaller or lower, boil a liquid down, lose weight, or chemically gain electrons	减少；降低；浓缩；减肥；还原
2328	increase	/ɪnˈkriːs; ˈɪŋkriːs/	v./n.	to become or make greater, or a rise in amount, number, or degree	增加；增长
2329	increment	/ˈɪŋkrəmənt/	n.	a regular increase in pay or a small amount added to something	加薪；增量
2330	growth	/ɡrəʊθ/	n.	the process of developing or increasing, economic expansion, a tumour, or something that has grown	成长；增长；经济增长；肿瘤；生长物
2331	escalate	/ˈeskəleɪt/	v.	to become or make more serious or costly, or refer an issue to a higher authority	升级；加剧；上报
2332	expand	/ɪkˈspænd/	v.	to become or make larger, extend operations, or give more detail	扩大；扩张；详述
2333	influx	/ˈɪnflʌks/	n.	the arrival of a large number of people, things, or money	大量涌入
2334	affluent	/ˈæfluənt/	adj.	having a great deal of money or a high standard of living	富有的
2335	enrich	/ɪnˈrɪtʃ/	v.	to improve the quality or value of something, strengthen it, or make someone wealthier	丰富；强化；使富有
2336	sufficient	/səˈfɪʃənt/	adj.	enough for a particular purpose	足够的
2337	adequate	/ˈædɪkwət/	adj.	enough or satisfactory for a particular need, though not necessarily excellent	足够的；合格的
2338	spare	/speə/	adj./v./n.	available, unused, extra, or thin; to make available or save from harm, or, in the phrase spare no effort, to try as hard as possible; an extra item or part	空闲的；闲置的；备用的；瘦高的；腾出；饶恕；幸免；不吝惜（spare no effort：不遗余力）；备用品；零配件
2339	saving	/ˈseɪvɪŋ/	n.	an amount of money, time, or resources kept rather than spent, or money set aside	节省量；储蓄
2340	redundant	/rɪˈdʌndənt/	adj.	no longer needed, unnecessarily repetitive, or dismissed because a job is no longer required	冗余的；不必要的；被裁减的
2341	lack	/læk/	n./v.	the state of not having enough, or to be without something needed	缺乏；不足
2342	company	/ˈkʌmpəni/	n.	a business, team, companionship, guests, group of people, or military unit	公司；团队；陪伴；客人；一群人；连队
2343	firm	/fɜːm/	n./adj./v.	a business; solid, fixed, strong, or determined; to make or become stable	公司；坚固的；稳定的；坚定的；使坚固；使稳定
2344	enterprise	/ˈentəpraɪz/	n.	a business, major project, private-sector activity, or willingness to take initiative	企业；大型项目；私营企业；创业精神
2345	agent	/ˈeɪdʒənt/	n.	a representative, broker, operative, cause, chemical substance, or grammatical doer	代理人；经纪人；特工；动因；试剂；施动者
2346	entity	/ˈentəti/	n.	something that exists as a distinct and independent unit, especially a legal organisation	实体
2347	invest	/ɪnˈvest/	v.	to commit money for a return, put resources or time into improvement, or formally grant power	投资；投入资金改善；投入时间；授予权力
2348	input	/ˈɪnpʊt/	n./v.	a contribution, data entered into a system, or an entry connection; to enter data	投入；输入；输入端；输入
2349	product	/ˈprɒdʌkt/	n.	something made or sold, a result, a substance, or the answer to multiplication	产品；产物；结果；用品；乘积
2350	acquisition	/ˌækwɪˈzɪʃən/	n.	the act of obtaining something, an item obtained, or one company taking control of another	获得；购置物；收购

第3组｜2351—2375

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2351	goods	/ɡʊdz/	n.	items made or supplied for sale, or movable personal property	商品；物品；货物
2352	cargo	/ˈkɑːɡəʊ/	n.	goods carried by ship, aircraft, train, or truck	货物；运输中的货物
2353	insure	/ɪnˈʃʊə/	v.	to arrange financial protection against loss or damage, or to make certain	投保；提供保险保障；确保
2354	guarantee	/ˌɡærənˈtiː/	v./n.	to promise that quality, payment, or an outcome will be met, or such a promise	保证；担保；保证书
2355	reliable	/rɪˈlaɪəbəl/	adj.	consistently trustworthy, accurate, or able to work well	可信赖的；可靠的；耐用的
2356	negotiation	/nɪˌɡəʊʃiˈeɪʃən/	n.	formal discussion intended to reach an agreement	谈判
2357	attend	/əˈtend/	v.	to be present at, go regularly to, listen carefully to, accompany, or care for	出席；经常去；注意听；伴随发生；照顾
2358	absent	/ˈæbsənt; əbˈsent/	adj./v./prep.	not present, existing, or attentive; to stay away; without	缺席的；不存在的；心不在焉的；缺席；没有
2359	sale	/seɪl/	n.	the exchange of something for money, the amount sold, a sales department, or a reduced-price event	销售；销售量；销售部；促销；销售活动
2360	wholesale	/ˈhəʊlseɪl/	adv./adj.	in large quantities at lower prices for resale, or relating to such trade or done on a very large scale	批发；批发的；大批的；大规模的
2361	auction	/ˈɔːkʃən/	n./v.	a public sale in which goods go to the highest bidder, or to sell goods this way	拍卖；拍卖出售
2362	bid	/bɪd/	n./v.	an offered price, tender, attempt, or card call; to make one, greet, or command	出价；投标；努力；叫牌；致意；命令
2363	deal	/diːl/	v./n.	to distribute cards or trade in something, especially illegally; an agreement, transaction, treatment, or quantity	发牌；贩毒；交易；待遇；发牌；松木
2364	transaction	/trænˈzækʃən/	n.	an act of buying, selling, transferring, or otherwise conducting business, or the process of handling something	交易；处理
2365	turnover	/ˈtɜːnəʊvə/	n.	total sales in a period, the rate at which staff or stock is replaced, or a folded fruit pastry	营业额；人员流动率；商品周转率；水果馅饼
2366	dump	/dʌmp/	v./n.	to discard, shift blame, sell abroad at an unfairly low price, put down carelessly, end a relationship, or copy data; a waste site, dirty place, temporary store, or data file	乱扔；甩锅；倾销；随意放下；分手；转储；垃圾场；尾矿堆；脏乱的地方；临时存放处；数据转储文件
2367	export	/ˈekspɔːt; ɪkˈspɔːt/	n./v.	a product or service sold abroad, or the act of sending goods or data to another country or system	出口；出口商品；输出；导出
2368	import	/ˈɪmpɔːt; ɪmˈpɔːt/	n./v.	a product brought in from abroad, the act of bringing it in, significance, or meaning; to bring goods or data into a country or system	进口商品；进口；重要性；含义；引入；导入
2369	quota	/ˈkwəʊtə/	n.	a fixed share, number, or limit, or the number of votes needed for election	配额；定额；当选所需票数
2370	share	/ʃeə/	v./n.	to use, divide, experience, or bear jointly; a portion, participation, amount, company unit, or plough blade	分享；共享；分配；共鸣；分担；份额；参与部分；股份；犁铧
2371	benefit	/ˈbenɪfɪt/	n./v.	an advantage, welfare or insurance payment, or charity event; to gain an advantage	好处；福利金；福利；保险金；慈善活动；受益
2372	interest	/ˈɪntrəst/	n./v.	curiosity, a hobby, money charged or earned on funds, a financial stake, or a concerned party; to attract attention	兴趣；爱好；利息；利益；股份；利害关系；利益集团；引起兴趣
2373	stock	/stɒk/	n./v./adj.	goods held for sale, a reserve, company capital or shares, bonds, livestock, broth, or other stored items; to supply or store; standard or regularly kept	库存商品；储备；股本；股份；政府债券；牲畜；高汤；备货；储备；老套的；常备的
2374	account	/əˈkaʊnt/	n./v.	a bank or customer record, report, explanation, financial statement, bill, or client; to consider or regard	银行账户；账户；叙述；说明；账目；赊账账户；账单；客户；认为
2375	deposit	/dɪˈpɒzɪt/	n./v.	money paid in advance or kept in a bank, a mineral or material layer, or something placed for safekeeping; to place, pay, save, or leave it	首付款；押金；存款；选举保证金；矿床；沉淀物；存款；支付首付；放置；沉积；寄存

第4组｜2376—2400

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2376	instalment	/ɪnˈstɔːlmənt/	n.	one of several regular payments for something, or one part of a serial publication or broadcast	分期付款；分期连载
2377	check	/tʃek/	v./n./interj.	to examine, verify, mark, restrain, store, or consign; an examination, mark, bill, cheque, restraint, pattern, storage ticket, or chess call; an acknowledgement	检查；核实；打勾；抑制；克制；寄存；托运；检查；调查；勾号；账单；支票；阻碍；制衡；方格图案；寄存处；寄存票；将军；好的
2378	cash	/kæʃ/	n./v.	money in coins or notes, or to exchange a cheque or financial instrument for money	现金；兑现
2379	coin	/kɔɪn/	n./v.	a small flat piece of metal used as money, or to invent a word or manufacture coins	硬币；创造；铸造
2380	shilling	/ˈʃɪlɪŋ/	n.	a former British coin and unit of money, or a currency unit used in several countries	先令
2381	copper	/ˈkɒpə/	n.	a reddish-brown metal, a low-value copper coin, or informally a police officer	铜；铜币；警察
2382	treasure	/ˈtreʒə/	n./v.	valuable objects or a much-loved person or thing, or to value something greatly	宝物；珍宝；宝贝；珍视
2383	wealth	/welθ/	n.	a large amount of money, assets, valuable resources, or an abundance of something	财富；富有；大量
2384	estate	/ɪˈsteɪt/	n.	all the money and property of a person, a large property, a housing development, or a station wagon	住宅区；庄园；遗产；旅行车
2385	possess	/pəˈzes/	v.	to own or have a quality, or to control or strongly influence someone	拥有；具有；支配；驱使
2386	legacy	/ˈleɡəsi/	n./adj.	money, property, or influence passed on from the past; relating to an inherited or outdated system	遗产；遗留系统；传承
2387	descend	/dɪˈsend/	v.	to move down, slope downwards, be inherited, or arrive suddenly	下降；斜降；降临
2388	worthy	/ˈwɜːði/	adj./n.	deserving respect, attention, or a good result, especially in the pattern worthy of; respectable but unexciting; an important person	值得拥有好事的；值得尊敬的；值得……的（worthy of）；不错但不太有趣的；适合的；重要人物
2389	valuable	/ˈvæljuəbəl/	adj.	worth a great deal of money or extremely useful and important	值钱的；有价值的
2390	cheap	/tʃiːp/	adj./adv.	low in price, low in quality, mean or disrespectful, or unwilling to spend; at low cost	价格低廉的；廉价销售的；廉价劣质的；卑鄙的；不厚道的；有失体面的；吝啬的；以低价
2391	incentive	/ɪnˈsentɪv/	n.	something that encourages a person or organisation to act or work harder	激励；激励措施
2392	accelerate	/əkˈseləreɪt/	v.	to increase speed or cause a process to happen sooner	加速；开始加速
2393	prompt	/prɒmpt/	v./adj./n./adv.	to cause or remind someone to act; immediate or punctual; a reminder or command-line sign; exactly on time	促使；提示；提词；迅速的；准时的；提示语；提示符；准时地
2394	salary	/ˈsæləri/	n.	a fixed regular payment, usually stated as an annual amount, for professional or office work	工资；薪金
2395	income	/ˈɪnkʌm/	n.	money received regularly from work, investments, business, or other sources	收入
2396	wage	/weɪdʒ/	n./v.	regular pay based especially on hours or output, or to carry on a campaign, conflict, or war	工资；发动
2397	payment	/ˈpeɪmənt/	n.	the act of paying, an amount paid, or compensation for work	付款；付款金额；报酬
2398	refund	/ˈriːfʌnd; rɪˈfʌnd/	n./v.	money returned to a payer, or to return money after a cancellation, overpayment, or unsatisfactory purchase	退款；退款给
2399	reimburse	/ˌriːɪmˈbɜːs/	v.	to repay someone for money they have spent on an approved cost	报销；偿还费用
2400	payroll	/ˈpeɪrəʊl/	n.	a list of employees and their pay, or the total amount a business pays its employees	工资单；工资总额

Story Chain｜用短文串联100词

Read each story for the business process first. Then read it aloud and retell the same scene with as many highlighted words as possible.

Story 1｜From Supplier Bills to a Downturn Plan（Words 2301—2325）

At month-end, a retailer matched every supplier invoice with its delivery record, then calculated sales tax, an environmental levy, the import tariff, and customs duty. New regulations would impose extra reporting work, while refrigerated warehouses continued to consume electricity and managers had to spend carefully. The finance team separated the purchase cost from each operating expense and compared both with sales revenue. Although gross receipts looked stable, a regional recession was deepening, and economists warned that a prolonged depression could follow if the credit crisis spread. To protect liquidity, the treasurer sold a short-term government security rather than issue another corporate bond, because existing debt was already high and the cash-flow deficit was widening. Rapid inflation had raised supplier prices, but sudden deflation could also damage demand. As orders began to dwindle and customer visits decrease, directors chose not to downsize immediately; they first renegotiated contracts to slow the sales decline.

中文梗概： 零售商月末核对发票、税费、进口关税与运营支出，再将成本同销售收入比较。经济衰退和信贷危机使债务与现金流赤字承压；面对通胀、潜在通缩和订单减少，管理层先重谈合同，而不是立即裁员。

Story 2｜Funding Recovery and a Careful Acquisition（Words 2326—2350）

The turnaround plan aimed to diminish waste, reduce energy use, and increase output without lowering quality. A scheduled pay increment helped retain technicians, while steady growth restored confidence. Managers monitored repairs so that costs would not escalate, then approved a plan to expand online sales. An influx of orders from affluent districts could enrich the brand, but the warehouse still needed sufficient cash, adequate inventory, and spare capacity. The annual saving from efficient lighting funded new equipment, while one redundant data-entry step was removed. Because the retailer continued to lack a regional distribution network, the parent company asked an advisory firm to assess a family logistics enterprise. Its appointed agent confirmed that the target was a separate legal entity with clean records. The board agreed to invest only after receiving staff input, testing the tracking product, and completing the acquisition at a price supported by audited earnings.

中文梗概： 企业通过减少浪费、降低能耗和提高产出恢复增长，并利用节省的资金升级设备。为补足区域配送能力，母公司在员工参与、产品测试和审计核验后，谨慎完成对一家物流企业的收购。

Story 3｜Procuring, Shipping, and Selling Inventory（Words 2351—2375）

A buyer ordered packaged goods and booked the container as sea cargo. She required the supplier to insure the shipment, guarantee replacement of damaged units, and use a reliable carrier. During contract negotiation, purchasing staff had to attend the inspection meeting; if a quality officer was absent, approval would wait. The first batch was intended for a seasonal sale, while larger cartons would go to wholesale customers. Surplus equipment was offered at an online auction, where the highest compliant bid secured the deal. Each transaction was entered in the ledger and contributed to annual turnover. The supplier also promised not to dump products abroad below fair value. For every export, customs staff checked the destination, and for every import, they verified the licence and quota. Both partners agreed to share freight data for their mutual benefit, but the buyer retained an interest in delivery performance. When stock arrived, the accountant posted the purchase to the supplier account and later recovered the refundable deposit after the empty containers were returned undamaged.

中文梗概： 采购员为货物安排保险、质量保证与可靠承运，并以到会验货作为批准条件。批发、促销和拍卖交易分别入账；进出口许可、配额与反倾销要求得到核查，可重复使用容器的押金则在空箱完好退回后收回。

Story 4｜From Instalment Records to Salary Day（Words 2376—2400）

Nora restored a family shop on a rural property, paying the contractor's first instalment by bank check rather than cash. In an old desk she found a silver coin, a British shilling, and a worn copper token. An appraiser called the collection a modest family treasure, not enough to create lasting wealth, but the shop and surrounding estate proved that Nora and her relatives still possess useful assets. Nora treated the building as a commercial legacy that would descend to the next generation if the business survived. She judged the restoration worthy of investment because the site was valuable, although several fittings were too cheap to reuse safely. A local tax credit provided an incentive to accelerate the work, and an overdue notice helped prompt the contractor to finish. Once trading resumed, the manager received a fixed salary, rental income entered a separate account, and each assistant earned an hourly wage. The finance clerk scheduled every supplier payment, issued a customer refund for a cancelled order, agreed to reimburse approved travel costs, and checked the final payroll before funds reached employees.

中文梗概： 诺拉以分期方式修复家族商店，并在旧物中发现历史钱币。她把房产视为可传承的商业遗产，利用税收激励加快修缮；复业后，财务人员分别处理薪金、租金收入、时薪、供应商付款、顾客退款、差旅报销和工资发放。

Day 24｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（2301—2325）

a document listing goods or services supplied and the amount due, or to send such a document → ________________
money compulsorily charged by a government, or to charge such money → ________________
an extra charge or tax, or to officially collect it → ________________
a tax on imported or exported goods, an official list of prices, or a schedule of prescribed penalties → ________________
a responsibility or task, or a tax charged on particular goods → ________________
to officially introduce a rule, tax, or burden, or force something unwelcome on someone → ________________
to use up resources, eat or drink, or completely occupy or destroy → ________________
to use money, time, or energy, or the amount of money used → ________________
the amount paid or sacrificed for something, or to require payment or cause loss → ________________
money spent or a cost incurred, especially for business or reimbursement → ________________
money received by a business or government, especially from sales or taxes → ________________
before deductions; total, flagrant, or unpleasant; to have total revenue of a stated amount; a total amount or twelve dozen → ________________
a period of significant decline in economic activity, or the act of moving back → ________________
a medical mood disorder or severe sadness, a prolonged economic downturn, a hollow, or an area of low pressure → ________________
a time of severe danger, difficulty, or uncertainty requiring urgent decisions → ________________
protection from danger, a feeling of safety, collateral, or a tradable financial asset → ________________
a relationship or connection, a certificate of debt, bail money, or a binding agreement; to join or form a close relationship → ________________
money or another obligation owed to a person or organisation, or a feeling of gratitude owed → ________________
the amount by which spending or liabilities exceed income or assets, or a shortage → ________________
a general rise in prices and fall in purchasing power, or expansion by filling with air → ________________
a general fall in prices, or the release of air from something → ________________
to become gradually smaller or fewer → ________________
to become or make smaller, or an amount by which something becomes smaller → ________________
to reduce staff or operations, or move to a smaller home → ________________
to become smaller or weaker, refuse politely, or change a word's form; a decrease or deterioration → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（2326—2350）

减弱；减少；贬低 → ________________
减少；降低；浓缩；减肥；还原 → ________________
增加；增长 → ________________
加薪；增量 → ________________
成长；增长；经济增长；肿瘤；生长物 → ________________
升级；加剧；上报 → ________________
扩大；扩张；详述 → ________________
大量涌入 → ________________
富有的 → ________________
丰富；强化；使富有 → ________________
足够的 → ________________
足够的；合格的 → ________________
空闲的；闲置的；备用的；瘦高的；腾出；饶恕；幸免；不吝惜（spare no effort：不遗余力）；备用品；零配件 → ________________
节省量；储蓄 → ________________
冗余的；不必要的；被裁减的 → ________________
缺乏；不足 → ________________
公司；团队；陪伴；客人；一群人；连队 → ________________
公司；坚固的；稳定的；坚定的；使坚固；使稳定 → ________________
企业；大型项目；私营企业；创业精神 → ________________
代理人；经纪人；特工；动因；试剂；施动者 → ________________
实体 → ________________
投资；投入资金改善；投入时间；授予权力 → ________________
投入；输入；输入端；输入 → ________________
产品；产物；结果；用品；乘积 → ________________
获得；购置物；收购 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（2351—2375）

items made or supplied for sale, or movable personal property → ________________
goods carried by ship, aircraft, train, or truck → ________________
to arrange financial protection against loss or damage, or to make certain → ________________
to promise that quality, payment, or an outcome will be met, or such a promise → ________________
consistently trustworthy, accurate, or able to work well → ________________
formal discussion intended to reach an agreement → ________________
to be present at, go regularly to, listen carefully to, accompany, or care for → ________________
not present, existing, or attentive; to stay away; without → ________________
the exchange of something for money, the amount sold, a sales department, or a reduced-price event → ________________
in large quantities at lower prices for resale, or relating to such trade or done on a very large scale → ________________
a public sale in which goods go to the highest bidder, or to sell goods this way → ________________
an offered price, tender, attempt, or card call; to make one, greet, or command → ________________
to distribute cards or trade in something, especially illegally; an agreement, transaction, treatment, or quantity → ________________
an act of buying, selling, transferring, or otherwise conducting business, or the process of handling something → ________________
total sales in a period, the rate at which staff or stock is replaced, or a folded fruit pastry → ________________
to discard, shift blame, sell abroad at an unfairly low price, put down carelessly, end a relationship, or copy data; a waste site, dirty place, temporary store, or data file → ________________
a product or service sold abroad, or the act of sending goods or data to another country or system → ________________
a product brought in from abroad, the act of bringing it in, significance, or meaning; to bring goods or data into a country or system → ________________
a fixed share, number, or limit, or the number of votes needed for election → ________________
to use, divide, experience, or bear jointly; a portion, participation, amount, company unit, or plough blade → ________________
an advantage, welfare or insurance payment, or charity event; to gain an advantage → ________________
curiosity, a hobby, money charged or earned on funds, a financial stake, or a concerned party; to attract attention → ________________
goods held for sale, a reserve, company capital or shares, bonds, livestock, broth, or other stored items; to supply or store; standard or regularly kept → ________________
a bank or customer record, report, explanation, financial statement, bill, or client; to consider or regard → ________________
money paid in advance or kept in a bank, a mineral or material layer, or something placed for safekeeping; to place, pay, save, or leave it → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（2376—2400）

词库（每词限用一次）： accelerate · cash · cheap · check · coin · copper · descend · estate · incentive · income · instalment · legacy · payment · payroll · possess · prompt · refund · reimburse · salary · shilling · treasure · valuable · wage · wealth · worthy

Under the hire-purchase contract, each of the twelve equal monthly portions is called an ______.
Before approving the bill, the finance officer must ______ its total against the purchase order and delivery note.
The market stall accepts cards, but some customers still prefer to pay in ______.
The collector examined the date stamped on the small round metal ______.
Before decimalisation, twenty units called a ______ made one British pound.
The reddish-brown electrical wire was made mainly of ______.
The museum protected the buried gold ornaments as a national ______.
A household's property, savings, and investments contribute to its overall ______.
The executor listed every asset and liability belonging to the deceased person's ______.
The title documents prove that the partnership continues to ______ the warehouse legally.
The founder's commitment to fair prices remains an important company ______ decades after her death.
Under the trust, ownership rights may ______ from one generation to the next.
The review panel considered the community shop ______ of financial support because it served an isolated village.
The gallery installed extra security because the painting was extremely ______.
The replacement parts were so ______ that buying new ones cost less than repairing the old set.
A performance bonus gives sales staff an ______ to exceed their quarterly target.
The new scanning system should ______ order processing without weakening quality checks.
An automatic reminder may ______ a customer to settle an overdue bill.
The office manager receives a fixed annual ______ paid in twelve equal monthly amounts.
Rent, dividends, and earnings from work are all included when calculating taxable ______.
Each temporary worker earns an hourly ______ rather than a fixed annual amount.
Because no balance remained and no instalment plan existed, the supplier recorded the one-off transfer as full ______ for the order.
When the event was cancelled, every ticket holder received a full ______.
The employer will ______ staff for approved travel costs after they submit receipts.
The monthly ______ lists every employee and the amount each person must be paid.

十、答案

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第一轮答案

invoice
tax
levy
tariff
duty
impose
consume
spend
cost
expense
revenue
gross
recession
depression
crisis
security
bond
debt
deficit
inflation
deflation
dwindle
decrease
downsize
decline

第二轮答案

diminish
reduce
increase
increment
growth
escalate
expand
influx
affluent
enrich
sufficient
adequate
spare
saving
redundant
lack
company
firm
enterprise
agent
entity
invest
input
product
acquisition

第三轮答案

goods
cargo
insure
guarantee
reliable
negotiation
attend
absent
sale
wholesale
auction
bid
deal
transaction
turnover
dump
export
import
quota
share
benefit
interest
stock
account
deposit

第四轮答案

instalment
check
cash
coin
shilling
copper
treasure
wealth
estate
possess
legacy
descend
worthy
valuable
cheap
incentive
accelerate
prompt
salary
income
wage
payment
refund
reimburse
payroll

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