5.4. Causales de nulidad en la votación (universo de casillas)
5.5.2. Casillas respecto a las cuales se confirma lo resuelto por el Tribunal Local
5.5.2.5. Estudio de la causal de nulidad consistente en el error o dolo en el cómputo de votos que sea determinante
This section provides you with information from the COBUILD corpus on key vocabulary items in the conversations. It gives information on meaning, usage and collocations.
U n it 1 S ta rtin g a co n v e rsa tio n exactly
• When I left school, I wasn't sure exactly what I wanted to do.
• It is difficult to explain exactly what it is.
• I do exactly what stockbrokers do.
COLLOCATIONS: do/know /understand/define/explain something exactly exactly right/sure/correct
exactly m atch/m irror/replicate something SYNONYM: precisely
U n it 2 T a lk in g a b o u t jo b s challenging
• We continue to face a challenging retail environment.
• After ten years, I still find my job immensely challenging and satisfying.
• My last job wasn't mentally challenging.
COLLOCATIONS: a challenging ro le /ta sk/e n viro n m e n t/m a rk e tp lace e xtre m e ly /in cre d ib ly /im m e n se ly challenging in te lle ctu a lly /m e n ta lly /p h y sica lly challenging SYNONYMS: demanding, rigorous
rewarding
• Teaching is a worthwhile and rewarding career.
• It's hugely rewarding when you can sort out a problem for someone.
• Real estate is an industry I've found financially and emotionally rewarding.
COLLOCATIONS: a rewarding jo b /ca re e r/p ro fe ssio n /p u rsu it/e n d e a v o u r/
e xp e rie n ce
ric h ly /h u g e ly /im m e n se ly /h ig h ly rewarding fin a n c ia lly / e m o tio n a lly /sp iritu a lly rewarding SYNONYMS: gratifying, satisfying, stimulating
UNITS 1-5
U n it 3 S h o w in g in te rest in o th e r p eo p le negotiation
• It's a matter for negotiation between an employer and their workforce.
• We're currently in negotiations over a new contract.
COLLOCATIONS: negotiation(s) b e tw e e n people
negotiation(s) between m a n a g e m e n t/sta ff/e m p lo ye rs/
w o rk e rs/re p re se n ta tiv e s negotiations o v e r something
negotiations over a co n tra ct/issu e /se ttle m e n t negotiations over p ay /p a y m e n t/co m p e n sa tio n negotiations w ith someone
negotiations with a su p p lie r/ve n d o r/b u ye r/d e v e lo p e r/
cre d ito r
SYNONYMS: discussion, dialogue
PHRASES: under negotiation, subject to negotiation, open to negotiation, in negotiations
U nit 4 E x c h a n g in g in fo rm a tio n apparently
You use apparently to indicate that the information you are giving is something that you have heard, but you are not certain that it is true.
• Apparently, all new manufacturing is to take place in eastern Europe.
• Apparently, the meeting today was very positive.
• He resigned, apparently because of disagreements with his boss.
SYNONYMS: seemingly, supposedly
U nit 5 C o ld ca llin g risk
• Most investors avoid risk when they can do so without sacrificing return.
• There is a significant risk that the company will fail.
• Most firms are taking risk management seriously.
COLLOCATIONS: av o id /e lim in a te /m in im ize risks
a h ig h /p o te n tia l/sig n ific a n t/se rio u s risk a lo w /m in im a l/slig h t/tin y risk
a risk o f something
a risk of fa ilu re /in ju ry/d e a th
a se cu rity / sa fe ty / in v e stm e n t/in fla tio n risk risk a sse ssm e n t/m a n a g e m e n t
Appendix: Extended learning through COBUILD I 85
U n it 6 C o n firm in g o r re a rra n g in g a p p o in tm e n ts appointment
• Just give me a call and we can arrange an appointment.
• Your appointment is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
• Can I possibly make an appointment for another day?
COLLOCATIONS: m a k e /re q u e st/a rra n ge /b o o k /sch e d u le an appointment co n firm /ca n cel/m iss/re sch ed u le an appointment a s ch e d u le d /u rg e n t/a v a ila b le appointment an appointments d ia ry/ca le n d a r/b o o k/sch e d u le an appointment w ith someone
an appointment with a m a n a g e r/co n su lta n t/sp e cia list/
a d v ise r
U n it 7 M a k in g a co m p la in t on th e te le p h o n e unsatisfactory
• I found the service totally unsatisfactory.
• Their behaviour has been wholly unsatisfactory and foolish, to say the least.
• The new charging arrangements are patently unfair and unsatisfactory.
COLLOCATIONS: an unsatisfactory situ a tio n /p e rfo rm a n ce /e x p la n a tio n / o u tco m e
p ro fo u n d ly / d e e p ly /w h o lly /th o ro u g h ly /to ta lly unsatisfactory
fin d /co n sid e r/d e e m something unsatisfactory SYNONYMS: inadequate, unacceptable
ANTONYMS: satisfactory, acceptable
U n it 8 D e a lin g w ith a co m p la in t o n th e te le p h o n e refund
• Unfortunately, we can only offer a refund, exchange, or repair if a product is faulty.
• I'm afraid that we cannot offer refunds for cancellations.
• We will replace it or issue a refund, whichever you choose.
COLLOCATIONS: a fu ll/co m p le te /p a rtia l/p o ssib le refund d e m a n d /e xp e ct/re q u e st/o b ta in a refund o ffe r/p ro m ise /issu e /a rra n g e /g iv e a refund a refund p o licy /o ffe r/g u a ra n te e /re q u e st SYNONYM: reimbursement
UNITS 6-11
U n it 9 R u n n in g a fa ce -to -fa ce m e e tin g agenda
• There are four main points on the agenda of today's meeting.
• Point one on the agenda is to welcome the new staff.
• We may need to postpone some items on the agenda for the next meeting.
COLLOCATIONS: the agenda fo r something
the agenda for the m e e tin g/co n fe re n ce /se ssio n on the agenda
a p o in t/item on the agenda
somethingto p s/d o m in a te s the agenda someonese ts/o u tlin e s the agenda SYNONYMS: plan, programme
U n it 10 N e g o tia tin g a g re e m e n t proposal
• We would certainly consider any proposals you have in mind.
• I think that's an interesting proposal, but it won't suit everyone.
• We have already discussed several proposals affecting tender offers.
COLLOCATIONS: su b m it/p re se n t/o u tlin e /p u t fo rw a rd a proposal accep t/re je ct/d iscu ss/co n sid e r/re vie w a proposal a w o rk a b le /a cce p ta b ie / in te re stin g / a ttra ctiv e proposal an u n w o rk a b le /u n a cce p ta b le /u n re a listic proposal SYNONYMS: plan, suggestion, idea
U nit 11 A s s ig n in g actio n p o in ts prioritize
1. If you p rio ritize something, you treat it as more important than other things.
• The company wants to prioritize debt repayments.
• The government is prioritizing the service sector.
2. If you p rio ritize the tasks that you have to do, you decide which are the most important and do them first.
• We'll need to prioritize assignments so that everything continues to run smoothly.
• I tend to prioritize ruthlessly and sacrifice the non-essentials.
Appendix: Extended learning through COBUILD 87
U n it 12 R u n n in g a te le co n fe re n ce outsource
• Outsourcing graphic design tasks and printing jobs would make sense for us.
• Cost saving is the big driver for outsourcing work.
• Offshore outsourcing isn't always the cheapest option.
COLLOCATIONS: outsource a se rv ice /fu n ctio n /ta sk /a ctiv ity
outsource w o rk / m a n a g e m e n t/ m a n u fa ctu rin g / re p a ir outsource o ffsh o re /o ve rse a s/a b ro a d
SYNONYM: relocate
U n it 13 P re se n tin g a p ro d u ct o r serv ice advantage
• Our key advantage over competitors is that we manufacture all our products to order.
• This means we are able to take advantage of the very latest costs.
• To take advantage of this incredible offer, you need only visit our website.
COLLOCATIONS: a d istin ct/o b v io u s/d e fin ite /co m p e titiv e advantage an advantage o f something
ta k e advantage of something
take advantage of a d is co u n t/ o p p o rtu n ity /o ffe r an advantage o v e r someone/something
an advantage over co m p e tito rs/riva ls/o th e rs
U n it 14 W o rk in g on a sta n d customer
• What are you doing to improve your customer services and support?
• You should ask questions in order to understand exactly what the customer wants.
• Customer satisfaction has to be the top priority in all we do.
COLLOCATIONS: a customer b ase
customer sa tisfa ctio n /re la tio n s/se rv ice /fe e d b a ck p o te n tia l/p ro sp e ctiv e /e x istin g / lo y a l customers a ttra ct/ta rge t/se rve /sa tisfy/re ta in customers customers o f something
customers of a re taile r/sto re /p ro v id e r/co m p an y customers w a n t/p re fe r/d e m a n d something SYNONYM: client
UNITS 12-17
U n it 15 C lo s in g a sale promotion
• We're targeting this promotion at business travellers.
• Our latest promotion offers discounts for passengers who book well ahead of time.
• We're doing a special promotion on champagne.
COLLOCATIONS: lau n ch /ru n /h o ld /ta rge t/a im a promotion target/aim a promotion a t someone
a promotion fe a tu re s/in clu d e s/in v o lv e s/o ffe rs something
a promotion h e lp s/e n co u ra g e s/g e n e ra te s/b o o sts something
a sp e cial/in -sto re /cu t-p rice /se a so n a l/sa le s promotion SYNONYM: offer
U n it 16 S a y in g 'n o ' p o lite ly order
• You may cancel within 14 days of placing an order.
• We have received 10,000 orders for this digital music player already.
• I can send you our free mail order catalogue.
COLLOCATIONS: p lace/m ake/receive/cancel an order
a p o sta l/m a il/o n lin e /e xp o rt/m in im u m order an order fo r something
an order for g o o d s/e q u ip m e n t/m a ch in e ry /ite m s
U n it 17 T h e su cce ssfu l jo b in te rv ie w e r position
• Do you see yourself in a management position?
• Wherever possible, senior positions are filled from within the company.
• She has been offered and has accepted the position of managing director.
COLLOCATIONS: h o ld /fill/ta ke /a cce p t/a d v e rtise /va ca te a position a v a ca n t/u n fille d /cu rre n t/fu ll-tim e /se n io r/
m a n a g e m e n t position a position as something
a position as a co n su lta n t/a ssista n t/cle rk/m a n a ge r/
tru ste e
a position w ith in something
a position within a co m p a n y /o rg a n iza tio n / h ie ra rch y
Appendix: Extended learning through COBUILD 89
U n it 18 T h e su cce ssfu l in te rv ie w ca n d id a te team
• I head the project management team, overseeing major projects for our clients.
• As a manager, I try to instil a sense of team spirit and togetherness.
• I'm a big team player and I always place an emphasis on the team.
COLLOCATIONS: le a d /h e a d /m a n a g e /jo in a team a ca p a b le /co n fid e n t/ta le n te d team a m a n a g e m e n t/d e sig n /re se a rch team a team p la ye r/m a n a ge r/le a d e r/e ffo rt team sp irit
U n it 19 C a rry in g o u t p e rfo rm a n ce re vie w s opportunity
• There are certainly opportunities for promotion in the company.
• We like to feel that we can offer a lot of career opportunities to our staff.
• I would welcome the opportunity to travel and discuss projects with clients.
COLLOCATIONS: p ro v id e /o ffe r/p re se n t/cre a te an opportunity se ize /w e lco m e /e x p lo it/re lish /g ra sp an opportunity a u n iq u e /id e a l/p e rfe ct/g o o d /g re a t opportunity a b u sin e ss/ca re e r/n e tw o rk in g /m a rk e tin g opportunity an opportunity fo r something
an opportunity for a d v a n ce m e n t/p ro m o tio n /g ro w th / in p u t
U n it 20 P e rsu a d in g y o u r m a n a g e r package
• They've offered a good redundancy package and are confident they'll get enough volunteers.
• The compensation package will be added to staff salaries at the end of January.
• Can you negotiate a package that suits both you and your boss?
COLLOCATIONS: a co m p e n sa tio n /re d u n d a n cy/se ve ra n ce /re tire m e n t package
o ffe r/u n v e il/p ro p o se /a n n o u n ce a package n eg o tia te /a cce p t/ta ke /re je ct a package a ge n e ro u s/a ttra ctiv e /a cce p ta b le /fa ir package a package in clu d e s/in co rp o ra te s/co m b in e s something