MBA Exam Preparation English Vocabulary Quick Reference Guide

Author: Jiang Junhu
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: The book primarily presents the following characteristics:
1. Comprehensive word coverage fully includes the vocabulary required by the new syllabus, arranged in alphabetical order to conform to English learning habits, making quick review and lookup convenient. This is a significant shortcoming in many such reference books currently available, as many words required by the new syllabus are not listed comprehensively, which is a regret for those preparing for the exam.
2. Clear and concise definitions. Given that most candidates are busy and have limited free time, the author, putting himself in their shoes, has carefully considered the wording and sentence structure of the core vocabulary in the syllabus, striving for accuracy and conciseness in word choice.
3. Practical and memorable example sentences. After the explanation of each core word, precise definitions, classic collocations, and accurate example sentences are provided, enabling readers to memorize them accurately. This helps candidates focus on key points, integrate knowledge, and apply it in various contexts, creating a sense of being immersed in the learning process.
MBA is a dazzling word, an unlimited title, envied by countless students! Most of them are already middle-aged, with families to support, and the heavy burden of family and societal pressures has left them overwhelmed. Yet, amidst their busy schedules, they must gather their strength, overcome obstacles, and dedicate themselves tirelessly to face an arduous battle—truly a tragic endeavor! The pain and difficulty of the process deter many from proceeding, leaving them stuck in indecision; many lose their morale and return defeated—truly a lamentable outcome! The reason lies in the relentless passage of time and the complexities of their responsibilities, which leave them struggling and inefficient during the preparation process. As a result, they complain about forgetting words, failing to construct sentences, and struggling to comprehend passages. However, upon careful reflection, all these issues stem from a single factor—the problem of memorizing words, as it is the foundation of all linguistic creation and the basis of all linguistic evolution. Once this realization dawns, all problems will be resolved, and clarity will emerge.
In light of this, the author has timely released this book to help candidates address their urgent needs and alleviate their pain. As an experienced English teaching expert with years of experience in the MBA field, the author deeply understands the exam and is familiar with the question-setting logic. After years of dedicated research on the aforementioned issues, he has developed a thought-provoking word-memorization system, which he has continuously refined through practice. The book primarily presents the following characteristics:
1. Comprehensive word coverage fully includes the vocabulary required by the new syllabus, arranged in alphabetical order to conform to English learning habits, making quick review and lookup convenient. This is a significant shortcoming in many such reference books currently available, as many words required by the new syllabus are not listed comprehensively, which is a regret for those preparing for the exam.
2. Clear and concise definitions. Given that most candidates are busy and have limited free time, the author, putting himself in their shoes, has carefully considered the wording and sentence structure of the core vocabulary in the syllabus, striving for accuracy and conciseness in word choice.
3. Practical and memorable example sentences. After the explanation of each core word, precise definitions, classic collocations, and accurate example sentences are provided, enabling readers to memorize them accurately. This helps candidates focus on key points, integrate knowledge, and apply it in various contexts, creating a sense of being immersed in the learning process.