abstain, To choose not to do something, or to formally decide not to vote for or against a proposal at a meeting., abstention, The act of choosing not to vote in a business or official meeting when you have the right to do so., appealing, Attractive, interesting, or pleasing, such as a business offer, product design, or a new job proposal., be accustomed to, To be familiar with something or used to a situation, like a company routine, a working style, or a specific business tool., aspire, To have a strong desire or a professional goal to achieve something important, like becoming a manager or expanding a business., aspiration, A strong hope, dream, or professional goal for the future of your career or your company., bait, In business, something attractive used to grab attention or test a market, like a very cheap product offer to get new clients., bind, To legally or contractually force a person or a company to do something, so they must follow the agreement., binding, An agreement or a contract that is official and legally forces you to follow its rules (for example, a binding contract)., consent, Official permission or agreement to do something, usually given by a client, employee, or a business partner., cheeky, Slightly rude, bold, or showing a lack of respect, but often in a funny, confident, or smart way (like a cheeky marketing campaign)., commodity, A basic product, substance, or raw material that companies buy and sell in large amounts, like oil, grain, or metals., coherent, Clear, logical, and easy to understand, such as a well-planned business strategy or an organized presentation., clarity, The quality of being clear and easy to understand, especially in business communication, emails, or company rules., contingency - План Б на випадок непередбачуваних обставин, A backup plan or an alternative solution created by a company to prepare for unexpected future events or emergencies., contingent, Depending on something else to happen first, like a business deal that is _____on getting a bank loan., compelling, Very strong, powerful, and convincing, such as a _________argument, an excellent sales pitch, or a great reason to invest., collude, To work together secretly and illegally with competitors or other people to cheat customers or break business rules., collusion, A secret, illegal agreement between two or more companies to work together to control prices or cheat the market., dovetails, Fits together perfectly or matches well with another thing, like a new project that dovetails nicely with the company's main strategy

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