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THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY

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3335 entries have no recorded CEFR level and are included in All.

9688 words & expressions

He's a Chip off the Old Block

idiom

He closely resembles his parent—especially his father—in appearance, behavior, or temperament.

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He's Not Playing with a Full Deck

idiom

He lacks intellectual capacity, shows irrational judgment, or is behaving in an eccentric and foolish manner.

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He's off His Rocker

idiom

He is behaving erratically, absurdly, or appears to be crazy due to extreme stress or confusion.

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head

word A1

the top part of the body; the person in charge; to go in a direction The upper part of the human body or to lead or be in charge of something.; The upper part of the human body or to lead or be in charge of something.

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Head and Shoulders Above

idiom

Significantly superior, vastly better, or noticeably distinguished from all others in ability or quality.

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Head back home

phrasal verb

to begin the journey or return toward one's home or country of origin

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Head for

phrasal verb

to move in the direction of a specific place

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Head Honcho

idiom

The primary leader, director, chief executive, or person holding supreme authority in an organization.

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Head in the Clouds

idiom

Daydreaming, not paying attention to reality, or having unrealistic ideas

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Head over heels

phrase

completely, madly, and passionately in love with someone; Deeply, completely, and passionately in love or infatuated

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Head-on

word C1

directly facing; in direct confrontation or collision

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headache

word A1

a continuous pain experienced in the head a continuous pain in the head; something that causes worry or difficulty; a continuous pain in the head; something that causes worry or difficulty

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heading

word B1

a title, headline, or caption at the head of a page, chapter, or section of an article

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headline

word B1

a heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine The title of a newspaper article printed in large letters.; The title of a newspaper article printed in large letters.

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headphones

word A2

a pair of small speakers worn on the head to listen to sound privately

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heads-up

idiom

An advance warning, reminder, or helpful alert about something

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headteacher

word A2

the teacher in charge of a school; principal

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headway

word C1

forward movement or progress, especially when this is slow or difficult

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heal

word B1

To become healthy again after an injury or illness; to cause to become sound or healthy.; to cure; to become healthy again to make or become healthy again after an injury or illness

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health

word A1

the condition of your body or mind The state of being free from illness or injury.; The state of being free from illness or injury.

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health care

phrase B2

the organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community

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health hazards

word B2

Potential sources of danger or harm that threaten physical or mental well-being.

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Health Is Wealth

proverb

Robust physical and psychological well-being is vastly more valuable than monetary fortunes or material wealth.

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Health Is Your First Wealth

proverb

Good health is the most fundamental and valuable asset in life, more important than material wealth.

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healthy

word A1

well and strong; good for your body or mind Good physical and mental condition, free from disease or illness. in good physical or mental condition; beneficial to health Being in good physical or mental condition; promoting good health.; Good physical and mental condition, free from disease or illness. in good physical or mental condition; beneficial to health Being in good physical or mental condition; promoting good health.

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hear

word A1

to perceive sound with the ear; to notice sound with your ears to perceive sound; to listen to To perceive sound with the ear.; to perceive sound; to listen to To perceive sound with the ear.

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Hear from

phrasal verb

To receive communication such as a letter, call, or message from someone

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Hear It on the Grapevine

idiom

To hear rumors, unofficial news, or gossip circulated by word of mouth

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Hear of

phrasal verb

To become aware of the existence, mention, or occurrence of something

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Hear Something Straight from the Horse's Mouth

idiom

To hear information directly from the original, most reliable, or authoritative source

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heart

word A1

the organ in your chest that pumps blood; also the center of feelings the organ in the chest that pumps blood through the body; the center of emotions and feelings the organ that pumps blood through the body; also the center of emotions; the organ in the chest that pumps blood through the body; the center of emotions and feelings the organ that pumps blood through the body; also the center of emotions

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heart attack

phrase B1

a sudden medical emergency caused by a blocked blood supply to the heart

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Heartily

word C1

in a sincere and enthusiastic manner; wholeheartedly

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heat

word A2

high temperature; to make something hot to make or become hot or warm to make or become hot or warm; to raise temperature intensity of hotness; to make something warm or hot; to make or become hot or warm to make or become hot or warm; to raise temperature intensity of hotness; to make something warm or hot

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heaven

word B1

the abode of God and the angels in religious belief, or a place or state of supreme happiness

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Heaven Helps Those That Help Themselves

proverb

Fate or providence aids individuals who make active, diligent efforts rather than passively waiting.

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Heaven Helps Those Who Help Themselves

proverb

Divine assistance comes to those who take personal initiative to overcome difficulties.

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heavily

word A2

very much, strongly, or with a lot of weight or force with great weight; to a great degree; intensely to a great degree; with a lot of weight, intensity, or force

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heavy

word A1

having a lot of weight; also serious or large in amount having great weight; intense or severe having great weight; difficult to lift or move; having great weight; intense or severe having great weight; difficult to lift or move

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hedge

word B2

A way of protecting oneself against financial loss or other adverse circumstances.; a fence or boundary formed by closely planted bushes, or financial protection A way of protecting oneself against financial loss or other adverse circumstances. A fence or boundary formed by closely planted shrubs; also, to limit or qualify a statement.

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