Booster meaning in English
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Definition
a booster: a thing which gives extra energy, stimulation or motivation
to boost: to give motivation, morale, or energy
Examples
- "A fixed-period relocation is a real career booster, and offers a great deal of personal development."
Exercise 1
Select the TRUE statements from the list below. There may be more than one correct answer!
The Global Relocation Program:
The Global Relocation Program:
Select the TRUE statements from the list below. There may be more than one correct answer!
The Global Relocation Program:
The Global Relocation Program:
This is not true. Luna writes that "40% of (Delavigne) employees are now eligible for consideration". This means that four out of every ten employees can apply for the Global Relocation Program: not ALL employees.
This is a true statement. Luna describes the scheme as "a real career booster". This means that a relocation will "boost", "forward", or "advance" your professional career.
This statement is true. Luna describes the Program as a "chance to live and work in another part of the world", meaning that Delavigne employees who take part in this scheme can live and work in a different country: a country other than the United States.
This is a false statement. Luna informs us that Delavigne "will of course organize and pay for everything": the employees do not need to contribute any money. What a good deal!
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