Across
- 2. — To report on an event.
- 3. — A doctor who performs operations.
- 5. — To provide money for something.
- 7. language — Offensive or rude words.
- 9. — A place where people work.
- 12. - The act of removing someone from a job.
- 13. — A short, memorable phrase.
- 15. — A person who manages a company.
- 16. — To have or keep something.
- 17. — Excellent or beautiful.
- 19. — To find and hire new workers.
- 21. — A famous and lasting work.
- 25. — A person higher in rank.
- 26. — Being broadcast.
- 27. — To give something to someone.
- 28. — A first public appearance.
- 29. — Willing to accept new ideas.
- 32. — A person skilled in technical work.
- 33. — Working too much.
- 34. — To publish or show something.
- 35. — To transmit on TV or radio.
- 37. — To occupy a position or place.
Down
- 1. — Having creative ideas.
- 2. — A person in a story or film.
- 4. — To practice for a performance.
- 6. — Being chosen for an award.
- 8. — Boring and repetitive.
- 9. — Having the right skills or experience.
- 10. — People who work for a company
- 11. — A lawyer.
- 14. — Public attention or promotion.
- 17. — To film a scene.
- 18. — People watching or listening.
- 20. — Not behaving appropriately at work.
- 22. — A person who enjoys socializing.
- 23. — The buying and selling of goods.
- 24. — A magazine or publication.
- 30. — In a dishonest way.
- 31. media — TV, newspapers, and the internet.
- 36. — A place where films are shown.