EDISSON ABRIL Diccionary Units 10,11,12

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ADVANCED ENGLISH - MODULE NAME: EDISSON ABRIL LEVEL: 7° “A” DICTIONARY OF UNITS 10,11,12 TEACHER: BG.MG ALBA HERNANDEZ APRIL 2015 – SEPTEMBER 2015

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ADVANCED ENGLISH - MODULE

NAME:

EDISSON ABRIL

LEVEL:

7° “A”

DICTIONARY OF UNITS 10,11,12

TEACHER: BG.MG ALBA HERNANDEZ

APRIL 2015 – SEPTEMBER 2015

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VOCABULARY – TOURISM BOOKUNIT 10

• IN THIS DICTIONARY IS THE WORDS NEW OF UNIT 10

OF HOTELS, AND TOURISM BOOKS

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UNIT 10VOCABULARY

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HOW DO YOU PAY

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CASH ONLY

BUSINESS ONLY ACCEPTS CASH AS A METHOD OF PAYMENT

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CUSTOMER

• ONE THAT BUYS GOODS OR SERVICES, AS FROM A STORE OR BUSINESS.

• EXAMPLE:

• THE CUSTOMER VISIT THE STORE EVERY YEAR

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CHARGE CARD

IS A SMALL CARD FROM A BANK OR SHOP THAT ALLOWS YOU TO BUY ITEMS AND PAY FOR THEM

LATER

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CHECKING ACCOUNT

IS A TYPE OF BAMK ACCOUNT YOU CAN WITHDRAW MONEY USING CHECKS

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CREDIT CARD

IS A SMALL CARD THAT ALLOWS YOU TO BUY THUNGS AND PAY FOR THEM LATER

Annie used the credit card to pay

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DEBIT CARD

IS A SMALL CARD THAT TAKES MONEY OUT OF A BANK ACCOUNT

Caroline used debit card in mall of Andes

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MONEY BELT:

• IS A BELT THAT A PERSON CAN HIDE MONEY IN. EXAMPLE: I BUY MONEY BELT TO TRAVEL TO NEW YORK. GUEST: VISITS FROM ANOTHER PLACE.

• EXAMPLE: THE RECEPCIONIST GIVES THE WELCOME TO THE GUEST.

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COUPON:

• IS A PIECE OF PAPER THAT ALLOWS YOU TO BUY SOMETHING AT A LOWER PRICE

• EXAMPLE: BORCHES AGENCY GIVES MANY COUPON THE COUSTOMER CASH REGISTER: IS A MACHINE THAT HOLDS A SHOPS MONEY.

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OPERATOR:

• IS A WORKER WHO ANSWERS THE TELEPHONE. EXAMPLE: THE OPERATOR HELP A LOT OF PEOPLE. CHEAPLY: SOMETHING THAT CAN BE PURCHASED CHEAPLY IS PURCHASED FOR A LITTLE MONEY.

• EXAMPLE: NATY BUY IN THE MARKET BECAUSE IS VERY CHEAPLY.

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IDENTIFICATION

IS A DOCUMENT THAT PROVES WHO YOU AREEarly indentification of a disease can prevent death

and illness

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PERSONAL CHECK

IS A METHOD OF PAYMENT THAT USES MONEY FROM A CHECKING ACCOUNT

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METHOD OF PAYMENT

IS WAY TO PAY FOR ITEMS, WHICH INCLUDES CASH, CHARGE CARDS AND CHECKS

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TRANSACTION

OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE BUYS OR SELLS SOMETHING

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PHOTO ID

IS A CARD THAT PROVES WHO YOU ARE AND HAS A PHOTOGRAPH OF YOU ON IT

We must take a photo

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TRAVELER’S CHECKS

ARE USED BY TRAVELERS INSTEAD OF CASH THEY ARE PRINTED WITH A SET

AMOUNT

This Mr. Use the travelers checks frecuently

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HOLIDAYMAKERS

• ONE WHO GOES ON VACATION.

• EXAMPLE:

• THE HOLIDAYMAKERS ARE IN A ELEGANT HOTEL ON THE BEACH

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UNIT 11VOCABULARY

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WHERE TO GET

MONEY

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ATM

(Automatic teller machine)is a machine that you use to access and whithdraw money from your bank account.

Example, The volumes of withdrawals from ATMs were higher than expected from the first days onwards.

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ARRAGE

• TO PUT INTO A SPECIFIC ORDER OR RELATION; DISPOSE.

• THIS CREDIT IS ARRANGE, BUT NEED MORE INFORMATION

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BANKS

Are places where people keep their money

Example, The market expects the central banks to come to the rescue of the speculators.

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BUSINESS HOURS

A company business hours are the times that the company is openExample, Our experts are available during business hours to help you get the most out of our products.

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BRANCH

Is an office that is part of a bigger company.Example, The text now refers to opening branch offices for agencies.

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ELECTRONICALLY

To send something electronically is to send something using electric methods

Example, You will be aware that, in order to vote electronically, the card must be inserted.

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PIN

Personal identification number): a pinis a secret number that you use to access a bank account using an ATM.

Example, Once you've entered your login information, you can create a newPIN.

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WITHDRAW

to withdraw is to take money out of your bank account.

Example, I withdraw full money in my bank account

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KEEP

TO RETAIN POSSESSION

I KEEP MY ACTIVE ACCOUNT FOR MAKE BUYS

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WIRE TRANSFER

A wire transfer is a way to send money electronically.

Example, You then pay for those costs -- according to terms and conditions that you've agreed to -- using a check or wiretransfer.

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SERVICE CHARGE

A service charge is money that you pay to receive a service

Example, A further problem is the service charge involved in outsourcing.

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KEY PAD :• AN INPUT DEVICE CONSISTING OF A SET OF KEYS THAT ARE 

TYPICALLY NUMERIC AND ARRANGED IN A GRID AS ON A CELL PHONE OR CALCULATOR

• MY SISTER USES YOUR KEEP PAD , WHEN NEEDLESS

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NEARBY:

LOCATED A SHORT DISTANCE AWAY; CLOSE AT HAND

I USE THE NEARBY, FOR LOCATED AT MY FRIENDS

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SAFE

• FREE FROM DANGER OR INJURY; UNDAMAGED OR UNHURT

• MY MONEY IS SAFE IN THE BANK

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SERVICE CHARGE:

• IS MONEY THAT YOU PAY TO RECEIVE A SERVICE.

• I LIKE THE SERVICE CHARGE IS VERY SAFE

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SERVICE FEE

IN THAT COOPERATIVE SAVINGS THERE IS A SERVICE FEE

Is money that you pay to receive a service.

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TRANSFER: TO CONVEY OR CAUSE TO PASS FROM ONE PLACE, PERSON, OR THING TO ANOTHER

EXAMPLE:Yesterday I could not transfer my MONEY

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WIRE TRANSFER

• IS A WAY TO SEND MONEY ELECTRONICALLY.

• WIRE TRANSFER DOES NOT ACCEPT IN THIS CITY

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UNIT 12VOCABULARY

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AT THE CURRENCY EXCHANGE OFFICE.

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COMMISSION

A commission is the amount of money a business charges for some types of service

Example, Travel agencies have their commission when selling tourist paqutes

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CONVERT

to convert is to change money from one currency to another.

EXAMPLE:I Covert my money in Colombia, for buy clothing

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BUY – BACK :

A BUSINESS BUYS SOMETHING THAT IT SOLD TO YOU BEFORE

EXAMPLE, YET THEY WANTED US TO BUY BACK – TO PAY IN ORDER TO BUY BACK – OUR DESIGNATIONS OF ORIGIN.

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CONVERT: TO CONVERT IS TO CHANGE MONEY FROM ONE CURRENCY TO ANOTHER.

EXAMPLE, IN COLOMBIA THERE ARE MANY SITES TO CONVERT THE CURRENCY IN PESOS

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CURRENCY

Is a word for you from a particular place, like the euro and the dollar.

Example, In Colombia there are many sites to convert the currency in pesos

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CURRENCY EXCHANGE OFFICE

Is a place where you can change money for another country´s money

EXAMPLE:Currency exchange office give me false money

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EXCHANGE RATE

the exchange rate is the rate at which money from one country can be change for the money from another country.

Example, Secondly, we should not be focusing solely on the euro-dollarexchange rate.

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LOCAL CURRENCY

is the money from the country you are in.

Example, When you make a payment through Google Wallet, we'll display a price in your country's local currency.

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MININUM CHARGE

is the least amount of money you can pay for something.

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RATE

is a measure of how much you pay for something

Example, I must point out to her that the UK already meets the 70% employment rate target

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RECEIPTis a record of a something.

Example, There has been financial negligence both at the distribution and at the receipt end

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RELEASE

a release from makes a person not responsible if something bad happens.

Example, The Council continues to demand of Cuba that it release all political detainees

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WISH :

• A FEELING THAT ONE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE OR DO SOMETHING OR TO SEE.

• I WISH THAT DON'T EXIST FULL HOMEWORKS

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RELEASE FORM

• A RELEASE FORM MAKES A PERSON NOT RESPONSIBLE IF SOMETHING BAD HAPPENS.

RELEASE FORM IS THE FORM THE MOST INDEPENDENT FOR ACQUIRED GUIDELINES

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HOTELS & CATERINGBOOK

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UNIT 10VOCABULARY

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BREAKFAST SERVICE

UNIT 10BREAKFAST SERVICE

In this unit to talk about breakfast service in the hotel is very important because guests are not always at their best in the morning.Foods served for breakfast must be palatable, freshly prepared and served at correct temperature.

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BRUNCH

IS A MEAL BETWEEN BREAKFAST AND LUNCH

EXAMPLE:In my brunch , eat a lot of fruit

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CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

Is a small meal that usually only includes coffee, juice, and a pastry

EXAMPLE:Diego is eating the continental breakfast in the restaurant.

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PANCAKES

ARE FLAT CAKES COOKED IN A PAN OR OVER A GRILL

EXAMPLE:I Like the pancakes

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CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

IS A SMALL MEANL THAT USULLY ONLY INCLUDES COFFE,JUICE, AND A PASTRY

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COUPONS

IS A PIECE OF PAPER THAT PEOPLE USE TO GET DISCOUNT ON ITEMS

EXAMPLE:In the restaurant give the coupons for have more clients.

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PASTRY

IS SWEET BREAD THAT IS TYPICALY EATEN FOR BREAKFAST

EXAMPLE:I ate a delicious pastry

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REFILL

IS AN AMOUNNT OF A LIUID NEEDED TO FILL UP CONTAINER HOLDING A DRINK

EXAMPLE:in that company the refill is damage

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EGGS OVER EASY

IS AN EGGS DISH. INCLUDES EGGS THAT ARE COOKED ON BOTH SIDES WHIT THE YOLK INTACT

EXAMPLE:My mother does not like eggs over easy

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SCRAMBELD EGGS

ARE EGGS THAT ARE STIRRED BEFORE HEY ARE COOKED

EXAMPLE:I will teach you variation of scrambled eggs with onions, tomatoes, cheese and many more ingredients.

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TOAST

IS A PIEE OF BREAD THAT HAS BEEN COOKED SO TH OUTSIDE IS CRISPY

EXAMPLE:Luis is preparing toast for the breakfast for her husband

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Buffet

A meal in which guest serve themselves as much as they want.

EXAMPLE:The restaurant there many options to buffet for the guest.

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VOUCHER

IS A PIECE OF PAPER THAT SOME BUSINESSES ACCEPT INSTEAD OF MONEY

EXAMPLE:The voucher is valid only one time/transaction for purchasing the tickets or services online

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GRATUITY

• MONEY GIVEN AS A REWARD FOR A SERVICE

• IN THE HOTEL COLLECT THE FORM GRATUITY FOR THE PROMOTIONS THE SEASON.

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BAGELS

• IS A ROUND YEAST  ROLL WITH A HOLE IN THE MIDDLE, NO EGG IN THE DOUGH, MALT RATHER THAN SUGAR, COOKED IN WATER.

• THE BAGESL ARE DELICIOUS FOR EAT WITH THE COFFEE IN THE BRUNCH.

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NAPKIN

•  A PIECE OF CLOTH OR ABSORBENT PAPER USED AT TABLE TO PROTECT THE CLOTHES OR WIPE THE LIPS AND FINGERS.

• EXAMPLE: ALL THE NAPKIN ARE DIRTY AND IS NECESSARY BUY OTHERS.

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Unit 11 Vocabulary

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AT THE BAR

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BARTENDER

IS A PERSON WHOSE JOB IT IS TO MAKE AND SERVE DRINKS IN A BAR

The nights club have a bartender very friendly which it is very attentive to their customers

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DOMESTIC BEER

IS A BEER THAT IS MADE IN THE COUNTRY WHICH IT IS SERVED

The domestc beer it is the more paid for the people in the bar.

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COCKTAIL

IS AN ALCOHOLIC DRINK THT IS A MADE BY MIXIN OTHER DRINKS TOGETHER

My Father likes the cocktail

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HAPPY HOUR

IS LIMITED PEIOD OF TIME, OFTEN EARLY EVNING, WHEN DRINKS ARE CHEAPER THAN USUAL

The party, has had full happy hours

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ID IS A DOCUMENT THAT PROVES YOUR NAME, ADRESS AND AGE. IT OFTHEN HAS A PHOTOGRAPH ON IT

Luca has the I.D but lost in the bar

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HOUSE WINE

IS A CHEAP WINE THAT IS FEATURED BY A RESTAURANT AND THAT IS NOT LISTEN THE MENU ANDER ITS USUAL NAME

The house wine, has been, imported of China

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WHITE WINE

Camilo liked only white wine because is a little special person.

Is a wine that is made without grape skins and is pale in color .

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DOMESTIC BEER :

I

IS A BEER THAT IS MADE IN THE COUNTRY IN WICH IT IS SERVED.

I LIKE DOMESTIC BEAR

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LEGAL AGE :

• THE AGE AT WHICH A PERSON BY LAW ATTAINS THE CAPACITY TO ENGAGE IN CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS OR BE TREATED LEGALLY AS AN ADULT.

• THAT GIRLD CAN´T AT THE PARTY, BECAUSE HIS LEGAL AGE NOT PERMITTED

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IMPORTED BEER

IS A BEER THAT IS A MADE IN A CONTRY OTHER THAN THE ONE IN WHICH IT IS SERVED

Those costumers prefered imported beer

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ON TAP

IT IS A SERVED IN BULK FROM A BIG CONTAINER USING A FAUCET

YOUR ON TAP SERVICES. IS VERY FANTASTIC

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CONTAINER

• IS THE BASE FOR FOR PUTTING ALL KINDS OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

• IN THE BAR THERE MANY CONTAINERS FOR ALL CLASS THE BEER.

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TOP SHELF

IT IS OF A HIGH QUALITY AND IS USULLY EXPENSIVE

THE TOP SHELF , WAS THE MOST INCREIBLE IN THIS WEEK

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WELL DRINK

I want a well Drink for this night

IS MADE FROM CHEAPER, UNBRANDED LIQUORS

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RED WINE

IS A WINE THAT HAS BEEN MADE WITH GRAPE SKINS AND IS RED

red wine is excellent combination with meats

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PITCHER

Those pitcher Are Broken

IS A LARGE CONTAINER WITH A HANDLE AND SPOUT THAT HOLDS DRINKS

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LIQUOR

• AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MADE BY DISTILLATION RATHER THAN BY FERMENTATION.

• THIS LIQUOR IS IMPORTED

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UNIT 12VOCABULARY

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BEHIND THE SCENES

Somethings happens behind the scenes it takes places in private and not in public

The actor work and behind the scenes is tired with work.

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BUTCHER

Is person whose job is to cut or sell meat

Juan work as butcher inthe kitchen all the day.

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LINE COOK

Works at one food station, preparing nd cooking one part of a meal or a specific type of food. The sous shef is usually the ine cook’s boss

LINE COOK is very interesting in extranger countries

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CALLER

Is a person whose job i to deliverthe food order to the kitchen

the caller does not arrived at time

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HEAD CHEF

Is a charge of the kitchen and is responsible for creating the menu, cooking, ordering supplies and overseeing the other workers

Head Chef did a good job before yesterday

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MEET THE KITCHEN STAFF

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SOUS CHEF

Has the most authority after the head chef and often assists the head chef

sous chef was the person, responsible about this

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PREP COOK

Works in a kitchen, preparing food to be cooked. A prep cook does not usually cook

Prep cook, went of best help above Sunday

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SPECIAL

Is a dish that chefs makes for a limited period of time

This liquor is very special for my mother

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STATION

Is the place where a chef makes a certain tpe of food

The station is close by three months

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SWING COOK

Works in more than one area of a kitchen, helping wherever he or she is needed

SWING COOK is of returns