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High-level vocabulary with examplesBog'liq Speaking Part3 (2)High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Competitive job market
(collocation) - A situation where there are many qualified
individuals vying for job opportunities.
Example: "In a competitive job market, having a broad set of skills can give you an
advantage."
2)
Continuous learning mindset
(collocation) - An attitude of ongoing skill development
and improvement.
Example: "Employers value candidates with a continuous learning mindset, as it
keeps them adaptable and up-to-date."
Question 3
: Do you think women should be able to do all the same jobs that men do?
Answer
: Absolutely, there should be no discrimination based on gender when it comes to job
opportunities. Both men and women should have equal access to all jobs based on their
qualifications, skills, and interests. Promoting
gender equality
and diversity in the workplace
leads to better creativity, problem-solving, and innovation. Encouraging women to pursue
careers in traditionally
male-dominated fields
benefits society as a whole.
High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Gender equality
(collocation) - The principle of equal rights, opportunities, and treatment
for all genders.
Example: "Gender equality in the workplace is essential for a fair and just society."
2)
Male-dominated fields
(collocation) - Industries or job sectors in which men significantly
outnumber women.
Example: "Efforts to encourage women to enter male-dominated fields aim to create a
more balanced workforce."
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