TYL UNIT 13. DOLORES GÁLVEZ FERNÁNDEZ

10 Transport and Logistics. Logistics and Professional Vocabulary terms

This glossary is for developing a task for our English class and improving my English vocabulary

Complaint
Noun
A statement that something is unsatisfactory or unacceptable.
Example: Where is the Complaints Book?
es: Queja, reclamación
Damage
Noun
Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
Example: My mobile phone have a damage due to it fell into my toilet
es: Daño
Gearbox
Noun
A set of gears with its casing, especially in a motor vehicle; the transmission.
Example: The problems with the new cars' gearbox must be solved as soon as possible.
es: Caja de cambios
Go down
Verb
Sink or crash
Example: My computer went down the most important day of my life. It was horrible, I couldn't do anything
es: Caerse, fallo (ordenadores y sistemas)
Injury
Noun
An instance of being injured.
Example: My knee injury is because of my fall last Sunday.
es: Lesión, herida
Lead to
Verb
Cause (a person or animal) to go with one by holding them by the hand, a halter, a rope, etc. while moving forward.
Example: She led me to the new shopping center I've never visited.
es: Conducir, llevar a
Recall
Noun
Removal
Example: This company is in charge of recall of glass
es: Retirada
Refund
Verb
Pay back (money), typically to a customer who is not satisfied with goods or services bought.
Example: My order have been lost during the trip due to the weather, so the company is going to refund me the money of it
es: Reembolsar, devolver
Spokesperson
Noun
A person who makes statements on behalf of a group or individual.
Example: The ITEC's spokesperson explain to the municipal journal the new areas they give lessons.
es: Portavoz
Take something in
Verb
Include or encompass something.
Example: We have to take you in while you have this problem
es: Internalizar