Jargonism Business English Dictionary
Jargonism Business English Dictionary collects the words and phrases people use at work and gives each one its own page. An entry carries a definition, an example sentence from a working situation, related entries and a map showing where in the world the phrase is used. The site adds a word of the day, lists of terms by theme, and model messages for situations such as asking for time off or taking a sick day.
100% Free (unlimited): The whole dictionary is open: every word page with its definition, example and map, the A-to-Z lists, the word of the day and the model messages for work situations. No account is created, nothing is held back behind a sign-up and no payment is asked for at any point.
How It Helps Your Business English
The dictionary holds hundreds of workplace words and phrases, listed A to Z and reachable by letter. Each entry has its own page with a definition, an example sentence set in a working situation, links to related entries and a map of where the phrase is used. Alongside the entries sit themed lists, a word of the day with its own archive, and model messages for common work situations.
Look a phrase up by its first letter when it turns up in a meeting or a message and the meaning is not clear, and read the example sentence to see the situation it belongs to. Follow the related entries to pick up the phrases that travel with it. The map tells you whether a phrase is used where your colleagues work, and the model messages give you wording to adapt when you have to make a request at work.
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