interest payments / charge interest

money charged (e.g. by a bank) for borrowing money

small, informal restaurant or bar

possibility of something good happening in the future

income / revenue / takings / turnover

money received regularly (e.g. wage)

to fire someone / sack someone / give someone the sack

to remove someone from their job (e.g. for poor behaviour)

to stick with something

to keep doing something for a period of time (even if it's hard)

gigs / live music / live comedy

performance in front of an audience

money that a company pays to workers after being made redundant

interesting to / aimed at a small number of people

(to be made) redundant

someone who lost their job because they were no longer needed

profitable / profitability

makes profit / produces an advantage (often monetary)

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A gamble
money charged (e.g. by a bank) for borrowing money
a small, informal restaurant or bar
something that involves a risk
2
interest payments / charge interest
when a country's economy is not doing well (negative impact on business)
money received regularly (e.g. wage)
money charged (e.g. by a bank) for borrowing money
3
bistro
to be obvious
money received by a company during a certain time period
to be rude
small, informal restaurant or bar
4
prospect
performance in froint of an audience
doing something that involves a risk
possibility of something good happening in the future
5
income / revenue / takings / turnover
money received regularly (e.g. wage)
to do something that involves a risk
performance in front of an audience
amount of goods sent somewhere
6
to fire someone / sack someone / give someone the sack
to remove someone from their job (e.g. for poor behaviour)
to perform in front of an audience
to keep doing something for a long period of time (even if it's hard)
7
Recession = a period of time when a country's economy is doing great, positively affecting business
True
False
8
to stick with something
to stop doing something
to start a business together
to keep doing something for a period of time (even if it's hard)
9
gigs / live music / live comedy
performance in front of an audience
makes profit / produces an advantage
amount of goods sent somewhere
10
If something pays off...
it fails
it is successful
11
redundancy money
money that a company pays to workers after being made redundant
money received regularly (e.g. wage)
money charged (e.g. by a bank) for borrowing money
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consignment
amount of goods sent somewhere
possibility of something good happening in the future
to remove someone from their job (e.g. for poor behaviour)
13
niche
interesting to / aimed at a small number of people
being successful
being obvious
14
markedly
obviously
interesting to / aimed at a small number of people
to be rude
15
(to be made) redundant
someone who lost their job because they were no longer needed
interesting to/ aimed at a small number of people
to reomve someone from their job (e.g. for poor behaviour)
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profitable / profitability
money received regularly (e.g. wage)
makes profit / produces an advantage (often monetary)
Obviously
17
to go into business with someone
to do something that involves a risk
money that a company pays to workers after being made redundant
to start a business together
18
offensive
performing in front of an audience
being obvious
being successful
being rude

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