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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced) - 仕事のパフォーマンスと条件

仕事のパフォーマンスと条件に関する上級CAE語彙を学びましょう。生産性、作業負荷、効率性、雇用条件、職場の要求、専門基準を含みます。

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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced)
to ace
to ace
[動詞]

to perform extremely well in a test, task, interview, or other challenge

とても上手くこなす, 試験で高得点を取る

とても上手くこなす, 試験で高得点を取る

Ex: Emma aced her chemistry exam. 
to commence
to commence
[動詞]

to begin to happen or exist

Ex: The ceremony will commence at ten o'clock. 
hectic
hectic
[形容詞]

extremely busy and chaotic

忙しい, 混沌とした

忙しい, 混沌とした

Ex: The office was always hectic during the end of the month with deadlines approaching. 

月末になると締め切りが近づき、オフィスはいつも忙しい状態でした。

monotonous
monotonous
[形容詞]

boring because of being the same thing all the time

単調な, 繰り返しの

単調な, 繰り返しの

Ex: The endless hours of data entry made her workday feel monotonous and never-ending. 

データ入力の果てしない時間が、彼女の仕事の日を単調で終わりのないものにした。

stimulating
stimulating
[形容詞]

causing excitement, interest, or activity, often through intellectual or emotional engagement

刺激的な, 興奮させる

刺激的な, 興奮させる

Ex: The stimulating discussion at the conference sparked new ideas among the attendees. 

会議での刺激的な議論が参加者の間に新しいアイデアを引き起こしました。

tedious
tedious
[形容詞]

boring and repetitive, often causing frustration or weariness due to a lack of variety or interest

退屈な, うんざりするような

退屈な, うんざりするような

Ex: The tedious task of filing paperwork made the afternoon drag on. 

書類を提出するという退屈な作業で午後が長く感じられた。

underemployed
underemployed
[形容詞]

(of a person) not having much work to do in their job or being unable to use their full potential

不完全雇用の, 潜在能力を発揮できない

不完全雇用の, 潜在能力を発揮できない

Ex: Despite her qualifications, she felt underemployed in her current job, which didn't utilize her full skill set. 

彼女の資格にもかかわらず、彼女は現在の仕事で十分に活用されていないと感じていました。それは彼女のスキルセットを十分に活用していませんでした。

boardroom
boardroom
[名詞]

a room where the board of directors meet

会議室, 取締役会議室

会議室, 取締役会議室

Ex: The CEO called a meeting in the boardroom to discuss the company's quarterly earnings. 

CEOは、会社の四半期収益について話し合うために会議室で会議を招集しました。

sick leave
sick leave
[名詞]

a specific period of time granted to a person who is ill to temporary leave work

病気休暇, 病欠

病気休暇, 病欠

Ex: She took sick leave to recover from a severe cold. 

彼女はひどい風邪から回復するために 病欠 を取った。

maternity leave

a period of time when a woman can take a break from working and stay home before and after the birth of her child

産休

産休

Ex: She went on maternity leave a month before her baby was due. 

彼女は出産予定日の1ヶ月前に産休に入りました。

discrimination

the unfair treatment of a person or group based on characteristics such as race, sex, age, or religion

差別,  不当な扱い

差別, 不当な扱い

Ex: The company was accused of discrimination against older workers. 
pension
pension
[名詞]

a regular payment made to a retired person by the government or a former employer

年金, 退職金

年金, 退職金

Ex: She was concerned about the security of her pension following the company's financial difficulties. 
workload
workload
[名詞]

the amount of work that a person or organization has to do

仕事量, 作業負荷

仕事量, 作業負荷

Ex: She was overwhelmed by her heavy workload and had to work late every night. 

彼女は重い仕事量に圧倒され、毎晩遅くまで働かなければならなかった。

increment
increment
[名詞]

an increase in someone's salary that happens at regular intervals

増額

増額

Ex: She received a salary increment after completing her professional development program. 

彼女は専門能力開発プログラムを修了した後、給与の増額を受けました。

to [get] off the ground

to start functioning or making progress effectively

Ex: We had some difficulty getting the project off the ground, but once we secured funding, everything fell into place. 
flexitime
flexitime
[名詞]

a flexible work schedule in which employees can set their own working hours within a certain framework or range of hours

フレックスタイム, 柔軟な勤務時間

フレックスタイム, 柔軟な勤務時間

Ex: She enjoys the freedom of working on a flexitime schedule. 

彼女はフレックスタイムのスケジュールで働く自由を楽しんでいます。

nine to five

a typical full-time job that operates during standard business hours, typically from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday

Ex: After years of freelancing, she decided to go back to a nine to five. 
perk
perk
[名詞]

an extra benefit that one receives in addition to one's salary due to one's job

特典, 福利厚生

特典, 福利厚生

Ex: One of the best perks of working at the tech company is the free gym membership. 

そのテクノロジー企業で働くことの最高の特典の一つは、無料のジム会員権です。

to embark on
to embark on
[動詞]

to start a significant or challenging course of action or journey

乗り出す, 始める

乗り出す, 始める

Ex: The explorers embarked upon a journey to the Arctic, prepared for months of harsh conditions. 

探検家たちは北極への旅に乗り出し、数か月に及ぶ過酷な条件に備えた。

to ensure
to ensure
[動詞]

to make sure that something will happen

保証する, 確保する

保証する, 確保する

Ex: The chef is ensuring that each dish meets the restaurant's standards. 
telecommuting

the practice of working from a location outside the office, typically from home, using electronic communication

テレコミューティング, リモートワーク

テレコミューティング, リモートワーク

Ex: Many employees adopted telecommuting during the pandemic. 

多くの従業員がパンデミックの間に テレコミューティング を採用しました。

businesslike
businesslike
[形容詞]

organized and efficient in a way suited to professional or commercial activity

ビジネスライク, 効率的

ビジネスライク, 効率的

Ex: She approached the project in a businesslike manner, making detailed plans. 

彼女はプロジェクトにビジネスライクな方法で取り組み、詳細な計画を立てた。

dress code
dress code
[名詞]

a set of guidelines specifying the types of clothing and grooming considered acceptable or appropriate in a particular setting or for a specific event

ドレスコード, 服装規定

ドレスコード, 服装規定

Ex: At the fancy restaurant, the dress code requests business casual attire. 

高級レストランでは、ドレスコードはビジネスカジュアルな服装を求めています。

to execute
to execute
[動詞]

to perform a difficult or skillful action, movement, or maneuver

実行する,  演じる

実行する, 演じる

Ex: The gymnast executed the landing perfectly. 
chore
chore
[名詞]

a routine task that must be done regularly, often boring or unpleasant

家事, 日常の仕事

家事, 日常の仕事

Ex: She finished her chores quickly so she could relax. 

彼女はリラックスできるように、家事を素早く終わらせた。

to facilitate

to make an action, process, or activity easier or more likely to happen

促進する

促進する

Ex: The new software facilitates communication between remote teams. 
obstacle
obstacle
[名詞]

a difficulty or circumstance that prevents or delays progress or success

Ex: Lack of funding became the biggest obstacle to completing the project. 
expense
expense
[名詞]

money spent by an employee to perform job-related tasks, typically paid back by an employer

業務経費, 仕事の経費

業務経費, 仕事の経費

Ex: The firm reimbursed training expenses for all staff members. 
to implement
to implement
[動詞]

to put a plan or idea into action using tangible and specific steps to ensure its successful realization

実施する, 導入する

実施する, 導入する

Ex: The project manager outlined a timeline to implement the proposed changes and improve workflow efficiency. 
to [have] {one's} work cut out for {sb}

used to say that something is very difficult and one will need to put a lot of effort into doing it

大変な仕事が待っている, かなり苦労しそうだ

大変な仕事が待っている, かなり苦労しそうだ

Ex: The new coach has his work cut out for him if he wants to rebuild the team. 

チームを立て直したいなら、新しいコーチには大変な仕事が待っている。

to smooth
to smooth
[動詞]

to remove obstacles or difficulties

滑らかにする, 容易にする

滑らかにする, 容易にする

Ex: The therapist smoothed the path to recovery for her patients by creating a supportive environment. 
to conduct
to conduct
[動詞]

to direct or participate in the management, organization, or execution of something

指揮する, 実施する

指揮する, 実施する

Ex: The captain is responsible for conducting the team's training sessions to improve performance. 
competitive salary

a salary that is equal to or higher than what other employers offer for similar jobs

Ex: The company offers a competitive salary and full benefits. 
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