Well-being meaning in English

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Definition

the well-being: the state of health and happiness noun

Examples

  • "Their goal is to promote teamwork and develop "skill sets" which will help us become more confident, more efficient and more focused on the well-being of the entire organization."
Exercise 1
Find the two-word term in the text that means "a group of abilities":
Find the term in the text above which means a "purpose or objective":
Find the two-word term in the text that means "a group of abilities": skill sets 1
Find the term in the text above which means a "purpose or objective": goal 2
1 skill sets: Polly writes about developing "skill sets". "Skills" refers to talents or abilities. A "set" is a group or series of something. "Skill sets" is a buzzword (or popular term) in today's business world, which refers to a group of characteristics or abilities possessed by an individual which qualify them for a position or job. For example: This company is hiring only individuals with skill sets which include marketing, accounting and public relations.
2 goal: Polly writes about the "goals of the team-building weekend". She is referring to the "purpose" or "objective" of the weekend.
Exercise 2
Find the two-word term in the text that means "a group of abilities":

Find the term in the text above which means a "purpose or objective":
Find the two-word term in the text that means "a group of abilities": skill sets 1

Find the term in the text above which means a "purpose or objective": goal 2
1 skill sets: Polly writes about developing "skill sets". "Skills" refers to talents or abilities. A "set" is a group or series of something. "Skill sets" is a buzzword (or popular term) in today's business world, which refers to a group of characteristics or abilities possessed by an individual which qualify them for a position or job. For example: This company is hiring only individuals with skill sets which include marketing, accounting and public relations.
2 goal: Polly writes about the "goals of the team-building weekend". She is referring to the "purpose" or "objective" of the weekend.

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