Tech Industry Lingo

7 words in this vocabulary list

noun A person with whom one works, typically in a profession or business.

  • I will discuss this matter with my colleague before making a decision.
  • I'll ask my colleague about it and let you know.
  • I'll check with my work buddy before deciding.
  • My colleague is my right-hand person when it comes to solving problems.

noun something that is contributed

  • His contribution to the research project was invaluable.
  • She made a significant contribution to the team's success.
  • I gotta give props to Jake for his contribution to the party last night.
  • Her kindness was a contribution to the positive atmosphere of the event.

verb to come to a resolution or make a choice after consideration

  • After much deliberation, the committee will decide on the best course of action.
  • I can't decide between the blue or green dress for the party.
  • Let's flip a coin to decide who goes first.
  • Sometimes you have to let go of the past in order to decide your future.

adjective Lucrative is an adjective that describes something as profitable or producing a great deal of profit.

  • Investing in real estate can be a lucrative opportunity for long-term financial growth.
  • Selling homemade crafts online can be a pretty lucrative side hustle.
  • If you want to make some serious cash, becoming a social media influencer is a lucrative gig.
  • The artist's paintings were so captivating that they proved to be a lucrative window into her soul.

adjective used to refer to an alternative or different option or choice

pronoun used to refer to something or someone different or distinct from the one already mentioned

  • The company is considering various options, among which is the other proposal.
  • I can't decide between this dress and the other one.
  • I like hanging out with my other crew, they're so cool.
  • Sometimes it's hard to see the forest for the trees, focusing on one detail and missing all the other important aspects.

adjective considerable in amount, size, or value

adverb to a great or significant extent

  • The company's revenue increased substantially after implementing the new marketing strategy.
  • I've been working out regularly and I've lost substantially more weight than I expected.
  • I'm not feeling substantially great today, I think I might be coming down with something.
  • Her influence on the team is substantially greater than anyone else's.

noun a person who acquires or obtains something

verb to acquire or obtain something

  • The company made an acquisition to expand its market share.
  • I heard they just bought a new company to grow their business.
  • They scored a sweet deal by picking up that new business.
  • She acquired a wealth of knowledge through years of hard work.