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THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY

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CEFR LEVEL

3335 entries have no recorded CEFR level and are included in All.

905 words & expressions

customer

word A2

a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business a person or organization that buys goods or services from a store or business; a person or organization that buys goods or services from a store or business

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customer support

phrase A1

assistance provided to customers who purchase products or services

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customize

word A1

to modify something to suit individual preferences

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cut

word A1

to divide something with a knife or scissors; a mark or reduction to divide or separate with a sharp tool To divide into parts with a sharp tool.; To divide or separate into parts using a sharp tool such as a knife or scissors.; to divide or separate with a sharp tool To divide into parts with a sharp tool.

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Cut and Dried

idiom

Already decided, settled in advance, or completely clear and straightforward

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cut back

phrasal verb C1

to spend less money or use less of something; to reduce the amount or quantity of something, especially expenditures

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cut back on

phrasal verb

to reduce the amount, quantity, or expenditure of something consumed or used

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Cut Class

idiom

To deliberately stay away from a scheduled school or college class.

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cut down

phrasal verb B1

To reduce the amount, frequency, or duration of something; to reduce the amount, size, or consumption of something

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Cut down on

phrasal verb

to reduce the amount or quantity of something consumed

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Cut down on carbon

phrasal verb

to reduce or decrease the quantity of greenhouse gas emissions released into the atmosphere

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cut off

phrasal verb

to interrupt or suddenly sever a telephone connection or conversation

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cut out

phrasal verb C1

To eliminate harmful habits, stop distressing behaviors, or detach from toxic influences; to eliminate or stop eating or doing something completely

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Cut Someone off at the Knees

idiom

To suddenly undermine, humiliate, or strip someone of their authority and power

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Cut the Mustard

idiom

To meet the required standards, perform satisfactorily, or succeed

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Cut Them Some Slack

idiom

To treat someone with leniency or refrain from being overly critical

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Cut to the Chase

idiom

To get directly to the point without wasting time on introductory or irrelevant details

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Cut to the Quick

idiom

To cause severe emotional pain or deeply wound someone's feelings

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cute

word A1

attractive in an endearing and sweet way attractive in a pretty or endearing way

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Cute as a Bug

idiom

Extremely attractive, charming, or delightfully adorable

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Cutting Corners

idiom

Taking shortcuts or doing something cheaply and hastily at the expense of quality and safety

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cutting edge

phrase

the most advanced, innovative, or pioneering stage in a particular field of science or technology

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cutting-edge

word B2

At the latest, most advanced, or pioneering stage in the development of something.

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cybersecurity

word C1

The practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious digital attacks.

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cycle

word B1

a repeated series of events; also a bicycle in everyday speech a series of events that repeat in the same order; or to ride a bicycle; a series of events that repeat in the same order; or to ride a bicycle

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