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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.

383 words & expressions

machine

word A1

a device with parts that uses power to do work A device with moving parts that uses energy to perform a particular task.; A device with moving parts that uses energy to perform a particular task.

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macroeconomic

word C1

Relating to large-scale or general economic factors, such as interest rates and national productivity.

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mad

word A2

very angry; sometimes mentally ill in older or informal use angry; mentally ill; insane Very angry, insane, or foolish.

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Mad as a Hornet

idiom

Extremely angry, aggressive, and ready to retaliate.

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Made for Each Other

idiom

Perfectly suited or complementary in skills, personality, or teamwork.

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Made My Hair Stand on End

idiom

Frightened, shocked, or chilled someone with extreme tension.

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madness

word B2

The state of having a serious mental illness, or extremely foolish behavior.

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magazine

word A1

a printed or online publication with articles, pictures, and stories A periodical publication containing articles, photographs, and advertisements.

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magic

word A2

special power or a clever trick that seems impossible the use of mysterious or supernatural powers to influence events; the use of mysterious or supernatural powers to influence events

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Magnanimity

word C2

generosity in forgiving an insult or injury; nobility of spirit or action; forbearance

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magnanimous

word C2

Generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or someone less powerful.

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mail

word A1

letters, parcels, or email; to send something by post or email Letters, packages, or email messages sent or delivered to someone.

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Mail train

word C1

a train designated primarily to convey postal bags and mail packages

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main

word B1

most important or largest most important; chief in size, extent, or importance

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main claim

phrase B2

the primary assertion or central argument of a text, speech, or debate

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main course

phrase A2

the primary dish served during a meal

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main function

phrase B2

the primary role, operation, or purpose of something

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mainly

word A2

mostly; more than anything else for the most part; chiefly; primarily for the most part; chiefly

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maintain

word B1

to cause or enable a condition to continue; to keep something in good condition through regular care

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maintenance

word B1

work done to keep something in good condition The process of keeping something in proper working condition; upkeep. The process of keeping something in good condition; upkeep The process of keeping something in good condition or working order.; The process of keeping something in proper condition or working order; upkeep.

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Majestic

word C1

Having or showing impressive beauty, dignity, or splendor; stately.

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major

word A2

important, large, or serious; also a main subject at university important, serious, or significant; important, serious, or significant

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major benefit

phrase B1

a significant or primary advantage or positive outcome

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major factor

phrase B2

a primary condition or influencing cause that brings about a result

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major in

phrasal verb

to pursue a particular subject or discipline as one's primary academic field in higher education

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major issue

phrase B2

an important problem, subject, or matter of significant concern

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majority

word B1

the greater number or part; more than half of a total

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make

word A1

to create, prepare, cause, or arrange something to create, produce, or construct something to create or produce something; to cause something to happen to create, build, or cause something to happen

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Make a Beeline for

idiom

Head directly and swiftly toward a specific destination or objective.

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Make a Big Stink

idiom

Cause a loud fuss, protest vigorously, or create public controversy.

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make a difference

phrase A1

to have a significant and positive effect; to have a significant, positive impact or influence on a situation, person, or society

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Make a Long Story Short

idiom

State the main outcome or point without recounting tedious details.

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Make a Mountain out of a Molehill

idiom

Exaggerate an insignificant setback into an insurmountable catastrophe.

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Make a Pit Stop

idiom

Take a brief pause during a difficult journey to rest, refuel, or regroup.

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make a reservation

phrase

to arrange and confirm a hotel room booking in advance of arrival

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Make a Scene

idiom

Create a loud, dramatic, and public spectacle of emotion or anger.

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make certain

phrase A2

to verify or ensure that something is true or done

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make ends meet

idiom

to earn just enough income to cover essential living expenses; Earn just enough livelihood or resources to survive basic hardships.

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Make every moment count

phrase

to live meaningfully and purposefully, ensuring that each minute is spent productively, lovingly, or joyfully

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Make Eyes at Someone

idiom

Look flirtatiously or cast admiring, expressive glances toward someone.

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