Clase 9 de 26 • Curso de Inglés Técnico para Profesionales 2017
Accomplish: Achieve or complete something completely
Apps: A program or software that is designed to fulfill a particular purpose
Argue: Give reasons and evidence to support an idea
Assert: State a fact forcefully
Assertive: Having a confident personality
Audience: A group of spectators in the display of something
Attack: Take aggressive actions against something or someone
Attentive: Paying close attention to something
Avoid: Keep away from doing something
Aware: Having knowledge of an event or a fact
Behavior: The way in which a person acts or conducts oneself
Boss: A person who is in charge or a business
Brands: A type of product manufactured under the name of a specific company
Carefully: In a way that avoids mistakes and errors when doing something
Challenge: A task that needs great mental or physical effort to be achieved
Channel: The way or media through which information is conveyed
Chat: A digital channel frequently used in informal communication
Claim: Assert or state something
Clarify: Make a statement more comprehensible
Clients: A person or company who uses the services or products of a company
Concise: Giving enough information clearly and using a few words
Conclude: Get to a judgement or position
Context: The circumstances that from the setting for an event
Confirm: Establish the truth or correctness
Control: The power to influence or change people’s behaviors and the functionalities of things
Cover: Put something in front or over something else
Coworkers: A person with whom one works
Data: Facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis
Encrypt: Cover information into code, especially to prevent unauthorized access
Demonstrate: Clearly demonstrate the existence of something
Digital communication: The exchange of messages and meaning through digital media
Direct: Without intervening factors
Discover: Find unexpectedly during research
Email: Messages distributed through by electronic means from one user to a recipient or a group of recipients through a network
Employees: A person employed for wages or salary
Ethics: Moral principles that governs a person’s behavior
Experiment: A scientific procedure to make a discovery
Find: Discover something by chance
Fluent: Easy to express oneself easily and clearly
Formal: Done in accordance with convention and etiquette
For starters: First of all, to start with
Fraud: Criminal intention intended to result in financial or personal gain
Hack: Gain unauthorized access to data in a system or computer
Hard drive: A disk drive used to read from and write to a hard disk
Harassment: Aggressive pressure or intimidation
Interact: Act in a way as to have an effect on each other
Internet: A global computer network which facilitates communications
Intimidating: Something that frightens someone
Intrusive: Causing disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited
Involved: Something or someone included in a situation
Letter: A written or typed communication usually sent in an envelop by messenger
Message: A communication sent by any channel
Mission: An important assignment given to a person to complete
Microphone: An instrument used to convert sound waves into electrical energy variations
Necessary: Needed to be done, achieved or present
Notepad: A pad of blank paper to write notes
Objectives: A thing to be achieved
Organizations: An organized group of people with a common goal
On behalf of: To speak for someone or an organization
Password: A secret word or phrase used to get access to a place
Pertinent: Relevant or applicable to a particular matter
Permission: The official authorization to do a particular thing
Privacy: A state in which one is not observed by others
Prove: Demonstrate the truth or existence of something
Providers: A person or entity that provides something
Purchase: Acquire something by paying for it
Regularly: With a constant or definite pattern
Reject: Dismiss as inadequate and unacceptable
Relevant: Closely connected or appropriate to what is being considered
Report: A account given of a particular matter
Rigid: Not being able to be changed or modified
Rob: Take property unlawfully from a person by force
Security: The state of being free from danger
Sequence: A particular order in which related things follow each other
Short: Measuring a small distance from end to end
Specific: Clearly defined or identified
Statistics: A fact or piece of data obtained from a study
Successful: Accomplishing a desired goal
Suitable: Right or appropriate for a particular person
Summary: A brief statement or account of the most important points of something
Test: A procedure intended to determine the quality of something
To begin: To start
Uninformed: Not having the necessary information
Unnecessary: Something not needed
Verify: Make sure something is true, accurate or justified
Tricky: Something that is difficult or problematic
