Across
- 5. to be expected or required to perform an action
- 8. costing a large amount of money; expensive
- 11. an electronic system that records and stores voice messages
- 12. an educational institution for higher learning
- 14. to visit a place briefly on the way somewhere else
- 16. the management of large amounts of money
- 18. to eat so much food that it burdens someone financially
- 21. a situation requiring equal attention to different activities
- 25. as stated or reported by a person or source
- 28. as soon as or at the moment that
- 30. a business that arranges travel and holiday accommodation
- 32. to indicate that one is unwilling to accept something
- 33. to possess the necessary qualities or abilities for success
- 34. to possess enough courage or bravery to do something
- 36. to possess or have legal ownership of something
- 37. the power or right to act, speak, or think freely
- 39. to become fully aware or understand something clearly
- 40. to leave school permanently before completing studies
- 42. people who work together in the same workplace
- 48. located nearby or in the surrounding local area
- 49. a person who has extensive knowledge on many topics
- 52. to work at a job to pay for one's education
- 53. development that meets present needs without depleting resources
Down
- 1. to make a short or informal visit
- 2. to borrow a sum of money from a bank
- 3. a friendly phrase asking about someone's recent life
- 4. to state or prove that something is definitely true
- 6. the division in a company managing financial records
- 7. a pleasant, comfortable, or easy situation
- 9. to specialize in a specific subject at university
- 10. to reject or decline an offer or request
- 13. economic activity concerned with processing raw materials and goods
- 15. to continue studying at university after earning a bachelor degree
- 17. ready to be used, bought, or obtained
- 19. to pass an exam or test with high distinction
- 20. to get a financial grant for academic excellence
- 22. used to express polite agreement or complete negation
- 23. to arrange or plan an event systematically
- 24. programs and operating information used by computers
- 26. not long ago or in the near past
- 27. to stop doing something or end a relationship
- 29. uncertain or not yet decided upon
- 31. used to say that something good happened by good luck
- 34. behaving in an arrogant and superior manner
- 35. the fee charged for teaching or instruction at a school
- 38. to make regular payments to live in a property
- 41. perceived or listened to sound with the ears
- 43. discovered or learned a fact or piece of information
- 44. an undergraduate academic degree given by a university
- 45. energy source formed from ancient organic remains
- 46. energy produced by nuclear reactions in a reactor
- 47. full of frantic activity or very busy
- 50. used to introduce a new topic or additional comment
- 51. a master's degree in business administration