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Solutions - Upper-Intermediate - Unit 9 - 9A

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 9 - 9A in the Solutions Upper-Intermediate coursebook, such as "haggle", "budget", "splash out", etc.

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Solutions - Upper-Intermediate
to afford
to afford
[Verb]

to be able to pay the cost of something

Ex: Financial stability allows individuals to afford unexpected expenses without causing hardship .
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budget
budget
[noun]

a specific amount of money set aside for a particular use

Ex: He set a weekly budget for groceries .
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to get into

to reach a certain condition or state

Ex: The project slowly got into a more organized and productive phase .
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debt
debt
[noun]

an amount of money or a favor that is owed

Ex: He repaid his friend , feeling relieved to be free of the personal debt he had owed for so long .
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to haggle
to haggle
[Verb]

to negotiate, typically over the price of goods or services

Ex: The customer skillfully haggled with the car salesperson , eventually securing a more favorable deal on the vehicle .
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to knock down

to successfully bring down the price of something from an initial amount to a lower

Ex: The seller knocked the price down by $30.
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to overcharge

to demand too high a price for goods or services

Ex: They were overcharged by the hotel for their stay during the busy season .
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to overspend

to spend more money than originally planned

Ex: We need to create a budget so we do n’t overspend during the month .
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to pick up

to take and lift something or someone up

Ex: The police officer picks up the evidence with a gloved hand .
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to rip off

to tear or remove something by force

Ex: I had to rip the tag off my new shirt because it was itching me.
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to shop around

to compare the prices or quality of goods or services from different suppliers or stores before making a purchase

Ex: The family is currently shopping around for a new home in the area .
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to snap up

to quickly seize or acquire something, especially an opportunity or item, often before others can get it

Ex: I heard the concert tickets were snapped up within minutes .
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to splash out

to spend a lot of money on fancy or unnecessary things

Ex: To mark the end of exams , the students decided to splash out on a fancy dinner to celebrate their accomplishments .
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to back up

to support someone or something

Ex: He backed his colleague up in the dispute with the client.
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to bring up

to make something appear or start to happen, as if by magic or a sudden command

Ex: With a wave of her hand , the sorceress could bring up a spectral companion to aid her .
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to calm down

to become less angry, upset, or worried

Ex: The baby finally calmed down after being rocked to sleep .
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to cut down

to reduce the amount, size, or number of something

Ex: The company has cut down production to meet environmental goals .
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to put down

to lessen the value or esteem of something or someone, often through spoken words or criticism

Ex: It 's essential not to put down individuals for their mistakes but to encourage improvement .
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to put down to

to attribute something to a particular cause

Ex: I put my headache down to stress.
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to put up with

to tolerate something or someone unpleasant, often without complaining

Ex: Teachers put up with the complexities of virtual classrooms to ensure students ' education .
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to set up
to set up
[Verb]

to establish a fresh entity, such as a company, system, or organization

Ex: After months of planning and coordination , the entrepreneurs finally set up their own software development company in the heart of the city .
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to speak up

to express thoughts freely and confidently

Ex: It 's crucial to speak up for what you believe in .
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to turn down

to decline an invitation, request, or offer

Ex: The city council turned down the rezoning proposal , respecting community concerns .
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online
online
[Adjective]

connected to or via the Internet

Ex: The online gaming community allows players from different parts of the world to compete and collaborate in virtual environments .
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shopping
shopping
[noun]

the act of buying goods from stores

Ex: They are planning a shopping trip this weekend .
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basket
basket
[noun]

an object, usually made of wicker or plastic, with a handle for carrying or keeping things

Ex: The children used a basket to collect Easter eggs during the annual egg hunt .
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checkout
checkout
[noun]

the process of completing a purchase or transaction, especially in a store, online, or at the end of a service, including payment and verification of items or details

Ex: The checkout page asked for my delivery address and payment details .
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delivery
delivery
[noun]

the act or process of taking goods, letters, etc. to whomever they have been sent

Ex: He tracked the delivery status of his package online .
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item
item
[noun]

a distinct thing, often an individual object or entry in a list or collection

Ex: This item is not available in our online store .
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notification

an alert or message sent to inform a user about an event or activity on a social media platform or digital service

Ex: She was overwhelmed by the constant notifications from various apps .
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review
review
[noun]

a report that is published in a newspaper or a magazine, in which someone gives an opinion of a play, movie, book, etc.

Ex: The movie got mixed reviews from critics .
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to track
to track
[Verb]

to follow someone or something by examining the marks they leave behind in order to catch them or know what they are doing

Ex: He used an app to track his daily steps and fitness progress .
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wish list
wish list
[noun]

a list of desired items or experiences that one would like to have or achieve, often used as a guide for future planning or goal setting

Ex: I’ve been slowly crossing things off my wishlist over the years.
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