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Time Management Vocabulary List Time Expressions
Time Management Vocabulary List Time Expressions
Vocabulary List
Time expressions
time saving
make time for smth (to do smth)/free up time for smth (to do smth)/set aside time for smth (to do smth)
to work effectively/ineffectively/effectually/ineffectually/productively/unproductively/aimlessly
to plan accurately
to take on=to get down to work to tend to do quick, easy and enjoyable
things first and put off = leave =
postpone things that are unpleasant till
the last moment/the last
4. Finishing minute/tomorrow
to do priority jobs first to do first what attracts you most
everything
the hardest tasks to complete should be to jump around from task to task=
you start planned first and finished first, however to flitter form one thing to another
hard
to be self-disciplined to leave things unfinished/half-finished
to set yourself a deadline to be easily distracted
to meet a deadline in good time through lack of time
(to need) to feel the adrenaline rush
produced by stress
to “clock-watch” all day waiting for the to be much better off taking holidays
moment when you can leave and go home and weekends
to work long hours to “switch off” and relax
to voluntarily do unpaid overtime spending to be most productive
evenings and weekends at work
to spend all of your conscious hours in the
office
7. Being a to have every minute filled
workaholic to play a big part in disrupting many
people’s work-life balance
eating becomes a secondary issue
the emotional burdens that come from
overwork are frustration and anxiety
to experience burn out – long-term physical
and emotional exhaustion
workaholism doesn’t make for higher
productivity
to become less creative/more
obsessional/more bogged down
life is not ruled by the clock to fail to achieve the right balance
between work and relaxation
to be in control of your time/work/life to feel under stress
to be as careful with your time as you are stress is the outcome
9. Achieving with money
the right to have low stress levels slumping in front of the television is a
poor use of time
work-life to allow yourself to have a lie-in at
balance weekends
to make the most of every day
to make time for yourself
to free up time for the things you find most
fulfilling for you in life
to set aside enough time for your pursuits/to
pursue your interests
to achieve much more in the long term by
planning both work and leisure
to make use of travelling time