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next time
phrase A1on the subsequent occasion
↗next to
phrase A2directly beside or adjacent to someone or something
↗nexus
word C1A connection or series of connections linking two or more things; a central link.
↗nice
word A1pleasant, kind, or good in a simple way pleasant; agreeable; satisfactory; good; attractive pleasant, kind, or enjoyable
↗nice to meet you
phrase A1a polite greeting said when meeting someone for the first time
↗night
word A1the dark part of the day after evening and before morning the time of darkness between one day and the next, when most people sleep; the time of darkness between one day and the next, when most people sleep
↗Night Owl
idiomA person who naturally stays awake, works, or feels most productive late into the night.
↗nightmare
word B2A frightening or unpleasant dream, or a terrifying, distressing situation.
↗nine
word A1the number nine the number that is one more than eight
↗nineteen
word A1the number nineteen
↗ninety
word A1the number equivalent to the product of nine and ten; 90
↗Nip Something in the Bud
idiomTo stop a problem or bad behavior at an early stage before it grows larger
↗Nitty-Gritty
idiomThe most basic, practical, and essential details of a subject or matter
↗No Big Deal
idiomNot important, serious, or worth worrying about
↗No Dice
idiomUsed to refuse a request or indicate that an effort was completely unsuccessful
↗no more
phrase A1no longer; not any longer or not any further amount
↗no one
phrase A2not a single person; nobody
↗No pain, no gain
proverbone must work hard and undergo hardship to accomplish worthwhile results; Suffering or hard effort is required to achieve progress or success
↗no problem
phraseUsed to say that something is easy to do, or as a polite reply to a request or gratitude
↗No Rhyme or Reason
idiomWithout any logical explanation, system, or sense
↗no such thing
phrase A2something that does not exist or is entirely untrue
↗no way
phrase A1certainly not; impossible
↗No Worries
phraseA friendly way to say 'you're welcome', 'it's fine', or that an inconvenience is not a problem.
↗No-Brainer
idiomA decision or choice that is so obvious and easy that it requires almost no thought
↗nobody
word A2no person; not anyone
↗nod
word B1a lowering and raising of the head, typically to express agreement, acknowledgment, or greeting
↗Nod off
phrasal verbTo fall asleep unintentionally, especially for a short time while sitting
↗noise
word A1an unpleasant or unwanted sound a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant a sound, especially when it is unwanted, unpleasant, or loud; a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant a sound, especially when it is unwanted, unpleasant, or loud
↗Noisily
word B2in a way that makes a lot of noise; loudly
↗noisy
word A2making or given to making a lot of loud, unpleasant noise making a lot of loud or unpleasant sound; clamorous Making a lot of loud sounds; full of noise.; making a lot of loud or unpleasant sound; clamorous Making a lot of loud sounds; full of noise.
↗nomadic
word C1Living the life of a nomad; roaming from place to place without a fixed permanent home.
↗nominee
word B2a person who is formally chosen or proposed as a candidate for a position, award, or honor
↗non-cooperation
word C1Failure or refusal to cooperate, especially as a form of nonviolent political protest.
↗Non-stop
word B2continuing without stopping; without interruption
↗non-verbal
word C1Not involving or using words or speech; communicated through body language, facial expressions, or gestures.
↗none
word B1not any; no one or no amount not any; no one; not one
↗nonverbal
word B2Not involving or using words or speech.
↗noon
word A2twelve o'clock in the middle of the day; midday 12 o'clock in the daytime; midday; 12 o'clock in the daytime; midday
↗nor
word B1used after neither or not to add another negative idea used to introduce a negative clause after a negative statement
↗normal
word A2usual, expected, and not strange usual; typical; conforming to a standard; healthy conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected
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