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THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY

English English

CEFR LEVEL

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

325 words & expressions

log out

phrasal verb

To exit or sign off from a digital platform, app, or computer network

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logic

word B1

sensible reasoning that connects ideas clearly Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.; Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.

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logical

word A2

reasonable and based on clear thinking Of or according to the rules of logic or formal argument. based on clear reasoning; rational; sensible

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logical fallacy

phrase

a flaw or error in reasoning that makes an argument or conclusion invalid

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logistics

word C1

The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies; supply chain management.

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lonely

word A1

feeling sad and alone because one has no companionship solitary; isolated; without companions feeling sad because one has no friends or company.

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long

word A1

measuring a large distance or time having great length; extended in distance or time Measuring a great distance from end to end; lasting for a large amount of time.; having great length; extended in distance or time Measuring a great distance from end to end; lasting for a large amount of time.

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Long Face

idiom

An unhappy, gloomy, or disappointed facial expression

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Long in the Tooth

idiom

Old or aging, often perceived as too old for a specific activity or role

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Long time no see

phrase

an informal, friendly greeting to someone you have not met for a long period; An informal greeting used when meeting someone you haven't seen in a prolonged period

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look

word A1

to use your eyes, seem, or search to direct your eyes to see something; to appear or seem to direct one's gaze in a particular direction; to direct your eyes to see something; to appear or seem to direct one's gaze in a particular direction

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look after

phrasal verb A1

to take care of or be responsible for someone or something to take care of someone or something; to be responsible for someone’s well-being; to take care of someone or something and ensure their safety or well-being; to take care of someone or something and ensure their safety and well-being

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look ahead

phrasal verb

To think about, plan for, or anticipate future events and developments.

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look around

phrasal verb

To search for new career opportunities, explore prospects, or examine surroundings.

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Look around city

phrasal verb

to walk, drive, or travel around an urban area in order to explore and see what it has to offer

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Look at the Big Picture

idiom

To actively consider the wider context and long-term implications instead of dwelling on minor difficulties.

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look at this figure

phrase A2

examine this specific number, statistic, or diagram

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look back

phrasal verb

To reflect on or evaluate past spending habits and purchases

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Look back fondly

phrasal verb

to recall past events or memories with warmth, happiness, and affection

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Look back on

phrasal verb

to think about or reflect on something that happened in the past

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Look back with gratitude

phrasal verb

to reflect on past experiences, milestones, and people with a thankful and appreciative heart

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Look Before You Leap

proverb

Think carefully about possible risks or consequences before acting

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look both ways

phrase A2

to check carefully to the left and right before crossing a road

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look different

phrase A2

to have an altered or unusual appearance compared to before

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Look down

phrasal verb

To view someone or a role as inferior, unworthy, or of lower social or professional status.

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look for

phrasal verb A2

To search for something that is lost, needed, or desired; to try to find someone or something

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look forward to

phrasal verb A2

to await an upcoming event or milestone with eager anticipation and pleasure; to feel excited and happy about something that is going to happen

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look into

phrasal verb A1

to investigate, research, or inspect the facts of a situation or problem thoroughly; to investigate or examine the facts of a situation

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Look Like a Million Bucks or Dollars

idiom

To look extremely attractive, healthy, well-dressed, or glamorous

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Look Like the Cat That Swallowed the Canary

idiom

To look exceptionally smug, self-satisfied, or secretly pleased with oneself

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Look on

phrasal verb

To watch an activity or event as a spectator without getting involved.

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look out

phrasal verb

To stay alert and watch carefully for deals, expired items, or hidden costs

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Look out for

phrasal verb

To be vigilant and actively search for specific information, anomalies, or errors.

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look over

phrasal verb

To inspect or review a document or draft quickly to get an overview.

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Look through

phrasal verb

To examine or read through a collection of papers, records, or books in detail.

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Look to

phrasal verb

To rely on or turn to someone or something for guidance, evidence, or inspiration.

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Look up

phrasal verb

to search for specific information in a dictionary, database, or search engine

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Look up to

phrasal verb

To admire, respect, and regard someone as a role model

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Look up words

phrase

to search for the definitions, pronunciations, or origins of unfamiliar terms in a reference source

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loose

word A2

not tight, not firmly fixed, or free from control not firmly or tightly fixed in place; not firmly or tightly fixed in place

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