| A | B |
|---|
| blurt out | to speak suddenly or accidentally |
| business network | group of individuals or companies in contact helping each other |
| chat | to talk briefly on casual topics |
| clientele | customers; people who use your service |
| coincidental | unplanned (but often good) events that happen at the same time |
| dart back | to return quickly or suddenly |
| demolish | to knock down; to destroy completely |
| disconcerting | puzzling, causing discomfort |
| dominate | to be in a higher or stronger position over something/someone else |
| entrepreneur | a businessman who starts up a new business |
| enunciate | to pronounce extremely clearly |
| falter | to make errors; to do something incorrectly |
| feel relieved | to feel pleased (that something bad didn't happen) |
| glamorize | to make something seem glamorous or elegant |
| multinational company | a business that is found in many different countries |
| puzzling | causing questions, upsetting |
| recruiter | person who finds someone to do a job |
| simultaneous; simultaneously | happening at the same time (adj); happening at the same time (adv) |
| sprout up | to grow up (especially suddenly) |
| stumble | to make a mistake (especially in walking or talking) |
