n. franchise

casualty; misadventure; mishap; failure

license to market a company's goods or services; business which has been granted a license

mark; symbol; indication; hint; trace; notice; advertisement

limit to which money may be withdrawn from the bank on credit

n. reservation

act of ordering in advance (hotel room, airline ticket, etc.)

hold; understanding; knowledge; realization

putting into words; phrase; word; manifestation

declaration; notice; the act of informing the public

n. difficulty

punctuality

programs which control the functions of a computer's hardware

problem; challenge; hardship; trouble

voyage; sightseeing excursion; trip; route

adj. routine

perfect; imaginary; excellent; best; exemplary

commonplace; ordinary; usual; customary; habitual

sick; bad; unfriendly; unsatisfactory; inadequate; inferior

payable; subject to or requiring payment especially as specified

adj. responsible

having the capacity for feeling; susceptible to external influences or agents

happening often; regular; common; usual

dependable; reliable; accountable; liable

of a political group; of social gatherings

n. publication

process of producing and distributing printed material; act of advertising

expression of admiration; word of praise for someone

corporation; firm; ensemble; association with another

apparatus; appliance; gadget; trick; scheme

v. rely

to instruct; to provide with intellectual or spiritual understanding

to create a timetable; to enter into a timetable; to plan for a certain date

to find out; to come across; to get information about something

to depend on; to trust in

n. complex

introduction of something new; change; new method or practice

change of residence; action; turn in a game; formal request or proposition

compound; various objects that for m a unit

lift; mechanical apparatus for moving people or items from floor to floor within a building

n. few

custom; practice; convention

progress; advance

timetable; agenda; itinerary; plan

not many; some; several; small number of

v. regard

to look at; to concern; to relate to; to esteem; to appreciate; to consider

to extend; to lengthen

to restore to health; to make well; to correct a bad habit; to preserve food

to bear witness; to declare under oath; to attest