relocation [ 5ri:lEu5keiFEn ] (n.) process of moving a person or a company to another place再分配,重新安置

[例] The relocation of industry caused the dissatisfaction of workers.

remit (v) 1. to send money by post 汇寄

[例] She remits home money every month.

2.to cancel a debt, tax or payment 免除

[例] School remitted all his tuition and fees for his outstanding grades.

remuneration [ ri7mju:nE5reiFEn ] (n.) pay报酬

[例] They worked in a poor condition and earned meager remuneration.

remunerative[ ri5mju:nErEtiv ](adj) 1.profitable 有利可图的

[例] a remunerative business

2.well-paid 报酬高的

[例]a remunerative job

render (v) to submit for payment发出，开出

[例] render an account

rent [ rent ]1. (n.) money paid to use an office/property for a period of time租金

[例] The rent income could be levied tax.

2. (v.) pay money for the use of offices etc.付租金

Rep (n.) abbreviation for representative”代表”的缩写

[例] The first Rep office has been opened in mainland China.

report to (v.) be under (someone)在(某人)直接管理下

[例] Then there are four managers who report to me.

reposition [ 7ri:pE5ziFEn ] (v.) to change the consumers’ perception of a product or a service使改变主张、态度等

[例] We must reposition what the consumers need.

represent [ 7ri:pri5zent ] (v.) work on behalf of代表

[例] He represented Rossomon at the conference.

[同义词] stand for, embody, subsitute for

representative [ 7repri5zentEtiv ] (n.) salesperson销售代表

reputable [ 5repjutEbl ] (adj.) well thought of by others, with a good reputation 著名的

[例] KPMG is a highly reputable accounting company.

reputation [ 7repju(:)5teiFEn ] (n.) opinion held by others声誉

[例] High pay rates succeed in getting an organization the reputation of being a good employer.

[同义词] fame, celebrity

requirement [ ri5kwaiEmEnt ] (n.) what is needed需要的东西

[例] Then we must consider the organisation’s requirements.

reserves (n. pl) amount of money set aside from profits for a specific purpose储备金

[例] They have reserves of pensions.

reshuffle [ 5ri:5FQfl ] (v.)to arrange