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verb
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accommodate
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The hotel staff was able to
accommodate our many needs for the conference.
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noun
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accommodation
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The accommodations at the hotel
include swimming pool, gym, and restaurant.
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adjective
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accommodating
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The conference
center manager was extremely accommodating and tried to make our stay
pleasant.
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noun
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arrangement
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Nobody could understand the seating
arrangement.
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verb
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arrange
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We will arrange the chairs in a
circle.
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adjective
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arranged
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The arranged flowers didn't look
like those we chose from the catalog.
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noun
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association
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Any association with the former
company will put us in a negative light.
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verb
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associate
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Do you think customers will
associate the failed upstart with ours?
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adjective
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associated
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The associated costs will put this
project out of our reach.
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verb
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attend
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Gillian attended the reception for
visiting ambassadors.
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noun
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attendee
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More than 500 attendees packed the
ballroom.
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noun
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attendance
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Attendance was low for this year's
annual meeting.
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verb
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select
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Since there are overlapping
workshops, participants will have to select which one most appeals to them.
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noun
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selection
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His dinner
selection of stuffed quail sounded better on the menu than it looked on the
plate.
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adjective
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selective
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The planning committee was very
selective about who received invitations.
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verb
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register
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He registered for his classes via
the Internet.
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noun
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register
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The hotel's register showed that
only half the members had arrived.
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noun
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registration
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Registration is a detail-oriented
and crucial part of running any meeting.
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