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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.

664 words & expressions

paragraph

word A1

a distinct section of written text dealing with a single theme

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parasite

word C1

an organism that lives on or in a host organism and gets its food from or at the expense of its host; a person who habitually relies on or exploits others

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pardon

word A1

forgiveness for a fault or offense; used politely to ask for repetition forgiveness; the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense

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Pardon My French

idiom

Used to apologize after uttering an expletive, swear word, or foul phrase.

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parent

word A1

a mother or father a mother or father of a person or animal; a mother or father of a person or animal

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parenting

word B2

The process of raising and educating a child from infancy to adulthood.

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park

word A1

a public green place; to leave a vehicle in a place a large public area of land with grass, trees, and paths, where people can walk or relax

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parliament

word B2

the supreme legislative body in a country the highest legislative body in a country

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part

word A2

one piece, section, or role of a whole a piece or segment of something

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part of

phrase A2

a portion or component belonging to a whole

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partial

word B1

existing only in part; incomplete incomplete; showing bias or prejudice existing only in part; biased toward one side

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Partially

word B2

to some extent; not completely; incompletely

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participant

word B1

a person who takes part in an activity, event, or study

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participate

word B1

to take part in an activity, event, or discussion

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participating

word B1

Taking part in an activity or event.

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participation

word B2

the act of taking part in an activity or event the action of taking part in something; the action of taking part in something

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particles

word B2

Extremely tiny portions or specks of matter.

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particularly

word B1

especially; more than usual or more than others to a higher degree than is usual or expected

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particularly important

phrase B1

especially significant or having great value

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partisan

word B2

a strong and often blind supporter of a party, cause, or person; prejudiced in favor of a particular cause

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partition

word B2

a structure dividing a space into two or more areas; the action of dividing something into parts

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partly

word A2

not completely; to some degree to some extent; not completely; in part to some extent but not completely

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partly agree

phrase B1

to agree with some aspects of a statement while having reservations about others

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partner

word A1

a person you do something with, especially work, study, business, or life a person who shares or is associated with another in some action or endeavor

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partnership

word B2

a relationship where people or organizations work together as partners the state of being a partner or a group of partners

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party

word A1

a social event with food or music; a political group a social gathering of people, typically for entertainment

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Party Animal

idiom

Someone who enthusiastically attends parties and thoroughly enjoys vibrant social nightlife.

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pass

word A2

to succeed in a test; also to go past or give something to someone to move past or beyond something; to move past or beyond something

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pass away

phrasal verb

To die (used as a gentle, respectful euphemism)

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pass by

phrasal verb

To move past a point; of time or events, to elapse without being noticed or utilized

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Pass down through generations

phrase

to transfer customs, knowledge, traditions, or heirlooms from older people to younger descendants over time

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Pass off

phrasal verb

To take place and conclude in a specified manner; to falsely present something as genuine

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pass on

phrasal verb

To relay or forward a message or information to someone else

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pass out

phrasal verb

To lose consciousness temporarily; to distribute items to a group

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Pass over

phrasal verb

To ignore, overlook, or disregard something significant; to omit from consideration

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Pass the Buck

idiom

To shift responsibility or blame for a failure onto someone else.

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Pass up

phrasal verb

To decline, forgo, or fail to take advantage of an opportunity

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Pass with flying colors

phrase

to succeed brilliantly or pass an examination with very high marks

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passage

word A2

a section of writing; also a way through or along something a narrow way through or between; a section of text or music; the process of moving from one state or place to another; a narrow way through or between; a section of text or music; the process of moving from one state or place to another

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Passed the Course

idiom

Successfully completed an academic course or training, or satisfied required qualifications.

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