2018年高级商务英语考试词汇及例句（9）

[例] Who are contractors of the two parties respectively?

contractual [ kEn5trAktjuEl ] (adj.) describing the relationship under a legal agreement契约的

[例] We have no doubt that you will respect the solemnity of contractual obligations.

contribute [ kEn5tribju:t ] (v.) give support (often money)捐献

[例] We contributed to the charity fund.

[同义词] supply, furnish, provide

contribution [ 7kCntri5bju:FEn ] (n.) amount of support or money given贡献

[同义词] donation

conversion [ kEn5vE:FEn ] (n.) process of changing inputs into finished products(投入)转化(为产品)

[例] Finally we made a conversion of raw materials into finished products.

[同义词] transformation, transfiguration, alteration

convertible currency (n) money that can be exchanged for the currency of another country 可自由兑换货币

[例] Till now , RMB is not a convertible currency.

copy [ 5kCpi ] (n.) text specially written for an advertisement or a brochure(广告)解说词

[例] The copy for the brochure needs some revision in wording.

copyright (n) an exclusive legal right, for a certain number of years , to print, publish, record, perform, sell and original text ,work of art or design 版权

[例] China should reinforce her law to punish infringement of copyright.

copywriter [5kRpIraItE(r)] (n.) person who writes copy for advertisements etc.广告文字撰稿人

core time (n.) period of working day when all employees must be at work 固定工作时间(see also flexitime)

[例] However, you must all be here for core time from 10 till 3.

corporate [ 5kC:pErit ] (adj.) referring to the whole company法人组织的

[例] Corporate advertising sells the company, not its products.

correspondence [ 7kCris5pCndEns ] (n.) communication by the exchange of letters通信，商务信函

[例] Correspondence can be a key to success.

courier [ 5kuriE ] (n.) a person or an organization employed to carry important papers and packages. 快递

[例] We use UPS as our courier for the shipping notice and the tracking Number is 231.

[同义词] messenger, bearer, carrier

cover [ 5kQvE ] (v.) pay 支付

[例] The organizers will cover some of your costs while you are on this course.

direct cost (n.) production cost of a specific product直接成本

[例] The direct cost of this product is too high. We cannot accept it.

fixed costs costs which do not increase when production increases or decreases固定成本