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CEFR LEVEL
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organize
word A2to arrange things or plan an event in an orderly way to arrange systematically; to plan and coordinate to arrange or systematize something; to arrange systematically; to plan and coordinate to arrange or systematize something
↗origin
word B1the point, place, or cause where something begins, arises, or is derived; the point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived; the source the point or place where something begins or is created
↗original
word A2first, real, or not copied from something else first; fundamental; primary; authentic existing from the beginning; not a copy or imitation; first; fundamental; primary; authentic existing from the beginning; not a copy or imitation
↗originally
word B2at first; from the beginning, before any changes in the beginning, at first
↗orphan
word A2a child whose parents are dead; a child whose parents are dead; someone without protective support
↗orphanage
word B2a residential institution for the care and education of orphans
↗oscillate
word C1To swing back and forth steadily, or waver between different opinions or states.
↗ostentatious
word C1Characterized by pretentious or showy display designed to impress others.
↗other
word A1different from the one already mentioned; additional used to refer to something different from the one already mentioned or known
↗other than
phrase A1except for; besides
↗otherwise
word B1in different circumstances; if not; or else
↗ourselves
word A2used when the subject is “we” and the object is the same group; also for emphasis used by the speaker to refer to themselves and one or more others as the object of the verb
↗out
word A1away from inside, not at home/work, or no longer involved moving or appearing away from the inside or center; not at home or present
↗out of
phrase A2from inside to outside; also having no more of something left
↗Out of Breath
phraseBreathing rapidly and with difficulty due to exertion or rushing
↗out of control
phraseNo longer manageable, regulated, or restrained
↗Out of Danger
phraseSafe from harm, catastrophe, or life-threatening conditions
↗Out of Date
phraseNo longer current, modern, or aligned with current workplace standards; No longer current, valid, fashionable, or applicable; obsolete.
↗Out of Doors
phraseIn the open air; outside in nature rather than inside a building
↗Out of Fashion
phraseNo longer popular, accepted, or practiced by the prevailing community
↗Out of Favour
phraseNo longer approved of, supported, or preferred by the scientific community or public
↗Out of Hand
phraseBecoming impossible to manage or control; alternatively, rejected without consideration
↗Out of Left Field
idiomCompletely unexpected, astonishing, bizarre, or coming from an unpredicted source.
↗Out of Luck
phraseExperiencing bad luck; having no chance of getting what you hope for
↗Out of Mind
phraseForgotten or neglected; frantic and deeply distraught with worry
↗Out of My Hands
idiomNo longer within one's personal control, responsibility, or jurisdiction.
↗out of order
phrasenot operating or working properly; broken down; not working or functioning properly; broken or temporarily disabled; Not functioning mechanically, or behaving in an inappropriate and unacceptable manner.
↗Out of Place
phraseNot in the proper environment; feeling awkward, mismatched, or incongruous
↗Out of Practice
phraseLacking current skill or proficiency in an activity due to lack of regular exercise
↗Out of Print
phrase(Of a book or publication) no longer available from the publisher because printing has ceased
↗Out of Question
phraseCompletely impossible, unacceptable, or not worth considering
↗out of reach
phraseBeyond the capability of attainment, achievement, or accessibility
↗out of season
phraseOccurring outside the typical, conventional, or optimal period
↗Out of Shape
phraseIn poor physical health or condition due to lack of exercise; physically unfit
↗Out of Sight
phraseHidden from view; invisible or kept in a secure, concealed place
↗out of stock
phrase B2not currently available for sale or delivery; temporarily unavailable for immediate sale or purchase
↗Out of the Blue
idiomCompletely without prior warning; suddenly and surprisingly.
↗Out of the Frying Pan and into the Fire
idiomEscaping from a dangerous or difficult predicament only to plunge into a far worse one.
↗Out of the Ordinary
phraseUnusual, extraordinary, or distinctly different from standard routine
↗Out of the Question
phraseCompletely impossible, unacceptable, or not open to consideration; Completely unacceptable, unthinkable, or impossible to consider.
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