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across from
phrase A2opposite to; on the other side of a road, room, or space; Directly opposite to someone or something on the other side of an area, street, or conference table.
↗Across the Board
idiomApplying equally to everyone, all categories, or every level of an organization
↗across the globe
phraseEncompassing or extending throughout every major geographic region of the world.
↗across the road
phrase A2on the opposite side of the street
↗act
word A2to do something; a thing someone does; a part in a play A written law passed by a legislative body. To do something; to take action; also a law passed by a government.; A written law passed by a legislative body. To do something; to take action; also a law passed by a government.
↗Act as
phrasal verbTo serve in a specified role or perform the defined functions of a position or mediator.
↗Act for
phrasal verbTo formally or legally represent the interests and authority of another person, group, or principal.
↗Act in Accordance with
phraseTo conduct oneself or execute responsibilities strictly conforming to prescribed guidelines, regulations, or ethics.
↗act of kindness
phrasea spontaneous or deliberate good deed performed to help, cheer up, or comfort another person
↗Act on
phrasal verbTo take decisive action in response to advice, feedback, or findings presented.
↗Act on One's Advice
phraseTo implement decisions or execute operational strategies relying directly upon advice given by a person.
↗Act on Someone's Advice
phraseTo execute strategic measures following the guidance or recommendation provided by a specific individual.
↗Act out
phrasal verbTo demonstrate something through physical gestures or theatrical performance
↗act up
phrasal verbTo malfunction, behave erratically, or cause trouble
↗Act upon
phrasal verbTo take decisive action in response to advice, information, or customer feedback
↗action
word A1something that someone does; a step taken to solve a problem the process of doing something; something that is done The process of doing something, typically to achieve a goal.
↗actions
word A2Things done, measures taken, or steps implemented to achieve a goal.
↗Actions Have Consequences
proverbEvery deed and decision produces inevitable outcomes for which a person must take full moral accountability
↗Actions speak louder than words
proverbwhat a person actually does has more impact and reveals true character more than what they promise; What a person actually does is more significant and reveals character better than what they say; Genuine intentions and values are proven through consistent behavior rather than eloquent speeches
↗active
word B1engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits; participating; Engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits; characterized by energetic work, participation, etc. Engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits; participating. doing things or ready to do things; energetic Engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits; taking action rather than being passive.
↗Active recall
word B2A study technique involving actively retrieving information from memory rather than passively reviewing notes.
↗activities
word A1Things that people do, especially for a purpose or as part of a routine or work.
↗activity
word A1something that people do, often for learning, work, or enjoyment something that you do for interest or pleasure, or in order to achieve a particular aim something that people do for enjoyment, work, or a particular purpose
↗actor
word A1a person who performs in a film, drama, or play a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television a person who performs in plays, movies, or television; a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television a person who performs in plays, movies, or television
↗actress
word B1a female actor who performs in movies, plays, or television shows a female performer in plays, movies, or television; a female performer in plays, movies, or television
↗actual
word B2real, not guessed, expected, or imagined real and existing, not just imagined or supposed
↗Actual Velocity
phraseThe real, empirically measured rate of speed and directional progression in a project execution or physical system.
↗actually
word A2used to show what is really true or to correct an idea politely used to emphasize that something is true, especially when surprising
↗acumen
word C1The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain.
↗adamant
word C1refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind; unshakeably determined একগুঁয়ে; জেদী; দৃঢ়সংকল্প; অনমনীয়; refusing to change one's mind; firmly determined
↗adapt
word B1to change yourself or something so it works in a new situation to adjust or change something to suit new conditions or situations; to adjust or change something to suit new conditions or situations
↗adapt for
phrasal verbTo modify or redesign something so that it suits a different audience or application
↗Adapt Oneself to
phraseTo adjust one's own habits, behavior, or mindset to fit new circumstances
↗adapt to
phrasal verbTo change or adjust in order to cope effectively with a new situation
↗adaptability
word B2the quality of being able to adjust to new conditions or changes
↗adaptation
word B2the action or process of adapting or being adapted to fit a new situation or environment; the process of changing to suit different conditions, or a converted version of a work The action or process of adapting or being adapted. the process of changing or adjusting to fit a new situation; The action or process of adapting or being adapted. the process of changing or adjusting to fit a new situation
↗add
word A1to join something to something else so as to increase the size, number, or amount; to put something with something else; to increase by including more to join something to something else; to include To put together or combine with something else; to increase the number, amount, or value.
↗Add Fuel to the Fire
idiomTo worsen an already difficult, angry, or intense situation by saying or doing something provocative
↗Add in
phrasal verbTo introduce or incorporate an ingredient into an existing mixture
↗Add Insult to Injury
idiomTo make a bad situation even worse by treating an affected person disrespectfully or causing extra harm
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