Vocabulary (Dictionary entries open in a new window) very rich person; literally, someone multimillionaire noun with many millions of dollars, pounds etc. place where wild animals such as lions live; secret place where den noun criminals hide and carry out illegal activities help someone to succeed or fail make or break verb completely describes someone who is starting a budding adjective career or activity business person who starts new entrepreneur noun companies or invests in new companies build something (business etc.) from from scratch verb the very beginning know what have a good knowledge of they're talking verb something; be a reliable source of about advice etc. able and willing to try out new enterprising adjective business ideas head verb be the leader of an organisation private equity noun money invested in private companies West Country noun region in the south west of England magnate noun powerful person name commonly given to the main high street noun shopping street in a town in the UK portfolio noun collection of artwork or investments support a person or organisation, back verb especially financially very expensive - only for rich people; (news story etc.) only exclusive adjective published by one newspaper, magazine etc innovative adjective involving new ideas or methods (1) take the time and effort to do something. I can't be bothered to go bother verb to the party; I'm too tired. (2) worry or irritate someone join in an activity, especially a get on board verb business enterprise perforated adjective having lots of small holes in it ridiculous adjective very silly; unreasonable
Vocabulary (Dictionary entries open in a new window) multimillionaire noun very rich person; literally, someone with many millions of dollars, pounds etc. den noun place where wild animals such as lions live; secret place where criminals hide and carry out illegal activities make or break verb help someone to succeed or fail completely budding adjective describes someone who is starting a career or activity entrepreneur noun business person who starts new companies or invests in new companies from scratch verb build something (business etc.) from the very beginning know what they're talking about verb have a good knowledge of something; be a reliable source of advice etc. enterprising adjective able and willing to try out new business ideas head verb be the leader of an organisation private equity noun money invested in private companies West Country noun region in the south west of England magnate noun powerful person high street noun name commonly given to the main shopping street in a town in the UK portfolio noun collection of artwork or investments back verb support a person or organisation, especially financially exclusive adjective very expensive - only for rich people; (news story etc.) only published by one newspaper, magazine etc innovative adjective involving new ideas or methods bother verb (1) take the time and effort to do something. I can't be bothered to go to the party; I'm too tired. (2) worry or irritate someone get on board verb join in an activity, especially a business enterprise perforated adjective having lots of small holes in it ridiculous adjective very silly; unreasonable
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