Pastry meaning in English
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Definition
a pastry: a type of sweet cake (for example croissant, doughnut, baklava)
Examples
- "He does bring in a tray of fresh pastries every morning, and encourages his colleagues to sing French folk songs during their cigarette breaks."
Exercise 1
In Trey's resumé, he writes that he "monitored call turnover".
This means that he:
This means that he:
In Trey's resumé, he writes that he "monitored call turnover".
This means that he:
This means that he:
In the context of telemarketing, "turnover" is used to describe the number of calls that someone makes during the day. The term "turnover" can be used in several contexts, and is generally used to describe frequency, change and intervals of a given action. In this case, "call turnover" refers to the various details of phone calls by the telemarketing team. Example: The company has a low employee turnover rate because the working conditions are very good.
In another context, a "turnover" is indeed a type of delicious cake, however the expression "monitored call turnover" has nothing to do with pastries or cooking. "A pastry" is a type of sweet dessert food. "To bake" is a style of cooking which requires an oven.
"Turnover" can indicate the changes in personnel within a company, however this is not the meaning of "call turnover" which refers to the frequency, quality and length of telephone calls.
"Sales figures" are the numbers corresponding to the profits and losses of a company or individual. Example: My sales figures for this year look very good. "Sales figures" and turnover aren't synonymous in this context.
Exercise 2
In Trey's resumé, he writes that he monitored call turnover.
This means that he:
This means that he:
In Trey's resumé, he writes that he monitored call turnover.
This means that he:
This means that he:
In the context of telemarketing, "turnover" is used to describe the number of calls that someone makes during the day. The term "turnover" can be used in several contexts, and is generally used to describe frequency, change and intervals of a given action. Example: The company has a low employee turnover rate because the working conditions are very good, so nobody ever wants to leave.
In another context, a "turnover" is indeed a type of delicious cake, however the expression "monitored call turnover" has nothing to do with pastries or cooking. "A pastry" is a type of sweet dessert food. "To bake" is a style of cooking which requires an oven.
"Turnover" can indicate the changes in personnel within a company, however this is not the meaning of "call turnover" which refers to the frequency and length of telephone calls.
"Sales figures" are the numbers corresponding to the profits and losses of a company or individual. Example: My sales figures for this year look very good. "Sales figures" and turnover aren't synonymous in this context.
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