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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.

536 words & expressions

I Before E, Except After C

proverb

A traditional spelling rule stating that in English words, the letter 'i' precedes 'e', except immediately following 'c'.

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i can

phrase A1

used by the speaker to state their ability, willingness, or permission

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i can relate

phrase B1

used to show that you understand someone's feelings because you have had a similar experience

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I Can't Imagine

idiom

Used to express deep awe, disbelief, or the inability to fully comprehend an extraordinary experience.

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i could

phrase A1

used to express past ability, or a polite offer and possibility in the present

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I Dare Say

phrase

Used to express that you think something is probable or likely

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I Don't Have Two Nickels to Rub Together

idiom

To be extremely impoverished or completely out of money.

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i expect so

phrase A2

used to say that you think something is likely to be true

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i have

phrase A1

used by the speaker to indicate ownership, possession, or experience

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i know

phrase A1

used to agree with someone or state that you already possess certain information

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i might go

phrase A2

used to express a possible intention of going somewhere

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i see

phrase A1

used to show that you understand what someone is telling you

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I Suck at Something

idiom

To be very bad, incompetent, or completely unskilled at doing a specific activity or task.

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i suggest we wait

phrase A2

I recommend that we delay action and wait for more clarity

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i suppose so

phrase B1

used to show unwilling or hesitant agreement

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i think

phrase A1

used to give your personal opinion or belief about something

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i think so

phrase A1

used to express agreement or indicate that you believe something is likely true

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i want

phrase A1

used to express a personal desire or request

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I Want Doesn't Get

proverb

A disciplinary maxim teaching that selfishly demanding something does not entitle a person to receive it.

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I Wasn't Born Yesterday

idiom

Used to assert that one is not naive, inexperienced, or easily fooled by deceptive claims or tricks.

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i will

phrase A1

used by the speaker to express future intention, decision, or promise

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i will return soon

phrase A2

used to promise that you will come back in a short time

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i would like

phrase A1

a polite way of saying that you want something or want to do something

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I'd Give My Right Hand to

idiom

Willing to make an immense sacrifice or give up something extremely valuable to obtain or achieve something.

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i'd love to

phrase A2

used to accept an offer or invitation enthusiastically

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I'm Losing It

idiom

Losing one's patience, emotional composure, or mental stability due to extreme frustration or stress.

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ice

word A1

frozen water water that has frozen and become solid frozen water, a solid form of water

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Icing on the Cake

idiom

An attractive bonus, perk, or benefit that enhances an already advantageous or pleasant situation.

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iconic

word B2

Widely recognized and well-established as a distinctive symbol or exemplar of something.

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id card

phrase A2

an identity card carrying personal information and a photograph

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idea

word A1

a thought, plan, or suggestion in your mind a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action; a concept or mental impression A thought, plan, or suggestion about what to do.; a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action; a concept or mental impression A thought, plan, or suggestion about what to do.

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ideal

word A1

perfect or best for a particular purpose the best possible; perfect for a situation

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ideation

word C2

The formation or development of new ideas or concepts through creative thinking.

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identical

word B2

similar in every detail; exactly alike exactly the same; not different in any way Exactly the same in every detail.

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identification

word B2

the action or process of identifying someone or something; an ID document the process of recognizing or proving who or what someone or something is

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identified

word B2

Recognized or proved who or what someone or something is; established.

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identify

word B1

to recognize or establish who or what someone or something is; to recognize someone or something and say exactly who or what it is to recognize; to establish who someone is to recognize or establish what something or someone is; to recognize; to establish who someone is to recognize or establish what something or someone is

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identity

word B1

The characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is; individuality.; who a person is; the qualities, name, or documents that show who someone is The fact of being who or what a person or thing is; the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is. The essence, character, or distinguishing features of a person or organization. the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is; proof of who someone is the characteristics, feelings, or beliefs that make a person or group different from others; The fact of being who or what a person or thing is; the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is. The essence, character, or distinguishing features of a person or organization. the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is; proof of who someone is the characteristics, feelings, or beliefs that make a person or group different from others

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Idle Hands Are the Devil's Playthings

proverb

People without meaningful or constructive tasks are easily tempted into mischief, bad behavior, or vice.

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Idle Hands Are the Devil's Tools

proverb

People who lack meaningful occupation or productive activities are more likely to fall into bad habits, mischief, or impulsive behaviors.; When individuals are unoccupied by honest work, their energies are easily manipulated toward harmful acts.

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