distract, to make someone lose concentration, passive anger, a feeling of anger that is expressed indirectly rather than openly, pick at someone, to deliberately criticise someone or complain about small things they do, enter the payments into the system, to put information about payments into a computer system, reconcile the balances, to check two sets of financial information and make sure they agree, correct, to fix something that is wrong, agreement, a written or spoken agreement between people or organisations, ledger/accounting account, a record/account used to record financial transactions, till, a place in a shop where money is kept and payments are made, specialty, a particular subject that someone studies at university, jar, a container, usually made of glass, with a lid, forbid someone from doing something, to stop someone from doing something by saying that they cannot do it, full-time study, studying for most of the working week, part-time study, studying for fewer hours, often while working, transfer from one course/programme to another, to move from one educational programme to another, destiny, the idea that events are controlled by fate, pay a fine, to officially pay money as a punishment, make someone a scapegoat, a person who is unfairly blamed for a problem
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