Vocabulary

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informed consent

Noun

(crystal) whisker

Noun

equity finance

Noun

open investment trust

Noun

offshore market

Noun

offshore

Adj

option trading; option dealing; option transaction

Noun

spa hotel; hot spring resort; multi-purpose health facility

Noun

credit crunch

Noun

cross trade

Noun

with a rosy future; offering promising prospects

Adj

ingenuity; inventiveness; creative originality

Noun

strongly attached to each other; inseparable

Noun

making a swift decision; making immediate decisions and taking quick actions

Noun

vulgar; coarse; lacking in class

Adj

too many options making selection difficult; truth being hard to find as paths to it proliferate

Noun

sentimental; being full of emotions; having tender sensibilities

Noun

big fuss over nothing; much cry and little wool; much ado about nothing

Noun

clear weather after a typhoon has passed

Noun

shouting in a thunderous voice; blustering out

Noun

big portly man

Noun

simple and clear; plain and simple

Noun

impulsive and imprudent; rash and unthinking

na-Adj

being bold and courageous, but also careful and meticulous

Phrase

intimate friends and acquaintances

Noun

awareness comes only through practice

Phrase

a wise person always follows the right course; a wise man never wavers

Phrase

having both wisdom and courage

Noun

shilly-shally; hesitation; indecision; vacillation

Noun

having an eye to the big picture; being aware of the general situation

Noun

good advice is harsh to the ears; honest advice is often unpleasant to the ears

Phrase

with (the sound of) clashing swords

Adverb

tall and lean figure; tall and slender figure

Noun

calm, cool, and collected; level and calm

Noun

rare delicacies; rare treat

Noun

very thrilling; extremely delightful; awfully pleasant; intensely satisfying

na-Adj

do-or-die resistance; resistance to the bitter end

Noun

licensed; chartered; officially allowed; legitimate

Noun

common knowledge; widely known; known to everybody

Noun

natural disaster

Noun