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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

A Gleam of Hope

phrase

A small or subtle sign that a difficult situation might improve or succeed

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A Glimmer of Hope

phrase

A slight, faint trace or indication that something positive may occur during tough times

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A Golden Key Can Open Any Door

proverb

Immense wealth, funding, or financial influence can overcome almost any obstacle or buy access.

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A Good Beginning Makes a Good Ending

proverb

Initiating a project or task with discipline, careful preparation, and clarity ensures ultimate success.

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A Good Conscience Is a Soft Pillow

proverb

Living an ethical, honest, and guilt-free life brings serene peace of mind and tranquil rest.

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A Good Deal

phrase

A large amount or significant degree of something; also used to describe an advantageous transaction

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A Good Deed Is Its Own Reward

proverb

Performing a helpful, virtuous, or noble act provides deep intrinsic joy without requiring external reward.

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A Good Few

phrase

A fairly large or noticeable number of people, things, or units of time

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a good many

phrase

A large number of people or things

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A Good Samaritan

idiom

A compassionate and helpful person who selflessly assists someone in trouble or distress without expecting any reward.

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A Grant-Aided Student

phrase

A student whose education or artistic training is financially assisted by a government or institutional grant

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A Great Deal

phrase

A large amount or quantity; significantly or very much

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A Great Deal of

phrase

A large quantity or substantial amount of something uncountable

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A Great Many

phrase

A very large number of countable people or things

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A Growing Swell of Support

phrase

A steadily rising surge of public approval, backing, or endorsement for an initiative or concept

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a handful of

phrase

A small, limited number of people or items

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A Hang-up

idiom

An emotional or psychological insecurity, inhibition, or irrational obsession that hinders normal behavior or progress.

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A Hard Nut to Crack

idiom

A difficult problem to solve or an individual who is tough to understand and persuade.

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A Healthy Body Is a Healthy Mind

proverb

Physical fitness, bodily vitality, and sensible care directly foster mental sharpness and focus.

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A High Degree of Autonomy

phrase

A significant level of independence and freedom to make one's own decisions.

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A High Incidence of Illness

phrase

A frequent occurrence or elevated rate of sickness within a community or period.

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A High Point

phrase

The most enjoyable, successful, or memorable milestone of an experience or period.

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A Historic Spot

phrase

A place of great historical significance that evokes deep reflection on the past.

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A Hit Dog Hollers

proverb

Someone who is guilty or defensive will loudly protest when general accusations or faults are mentioned.

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A Hit Dog Will Holler

proverb

An individual who feels stung by a generalized criticism reveals their guilt through defensive outbursts.

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A Host of

phrase

A large number or wide assortment of people, items, or obligations

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A Hot Potato

idiom

A sensitive or controversial issue that is awkward or dangerous to deal with.

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A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand

proverb

A group, enterprise, or family weakened by internal conflict cannot survive external hazards.

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A House Is Not a Home

proverb

Physical security and walls mean little unless there is affection, understanding, and emotional stability inside.

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A Hungry Man Is an Angry Man

proverb

Depriving people of fundamental needs makes them irritable, volatile, and prone to reckless actions.

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A Joint Effort

phrase

An undertaking, endeavor, or project carried out cooperatively by two or more parties

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A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step

proverb

Even the most intimidating task or comprehensive safety overhaul commences with one simple initial effort.

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a key factor

phrase B2

a crucial element or circumstance that contributes to a result

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A Kickback

idiom

An illicit payment or bribe given in return for facilitating a commercial transaction.

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A Kind of

phrase

A category, sort, or type of thing; having attributes resembling something

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A Large Number of

phrase

A substantial or numerous quantity of countable persons, items, or cases

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A Large Population of

phrase

A substantial demographic grouping or community of residents inhabiting an area

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A Large Quantity of

phrase

A substantial volume, weight, or bulk of an uncountable asset, physical material, or paperwork

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A Leopard Can't Change Its Spots

proverb

People are incapable of fundamentally modifying their innate disposition, so exercise precaution.

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A Leopard Cannot Change Its Spots

proverb

A person cannot alter their underlying character, deceitful habits, or inherent nature, so beware.

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