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bargain
word A2a good deal at a low price; or to discuss the price before buying to negotiate terms; to discuss prices; to make a deal an agreement between two or more parties; something bought at a good price; to negotiate terms; to discuss prices; to make a deal an agreement between two or more parties; something bought at a good price
↗bargain for
phrasal verbTo expect, anticipate, or be prepared for a certain circumstance (mostly used in negative contexts).
↗Bargain for price
phrasal verbto negotiate or discuss terms with a seller to obtain a lower or fairer price for goods
↗Barge in
phrasal verbTo interrupt rudely or enter a space abruptly without permission.
↗Barge into
phrasal verbTo enter a room, place, or conversation violently, clumsily, or without knocking.
↗Bark out
phrasal verbTo shout or issue orders abruptly and harshly.
↗Barking Dogs Never Bite
proverbThose who make loud, violent threats or talk aggressively seldom carry them out or cause actual harm.
↗Barking Dogs Seldom Bite
proverbPeople who constantly threaten others or shout rarely take tangible aggressive action.
↗Barking up the Wrong Tree
idiomPursuing a mistaken line of thought, directing efforts toward the wrong objective, or blaming the wrong party.
↗barrier
word B2something that blocks movement, progress, or communication A fence or other obstacle that prevents movement or access. something that blocks or prevents movement or progress a fence, obstacle, or circumstance that prevents progress or access; A fence or other obstacle that prevents movement, progress, or access.; A fence or other obstacle that prevents movement or access. something that blocks or prevents movement or progress a fence, obstacle, or circumstance that prevents progress or access
↗barriers
word B2obstacles or problems that prevent movement, access, or progress
↗barter system
word C1An economic system in which goods and services are exchanged directly without using currency.
↗base
word A2the main place, part, or idea that supports something to use something as a foundation; to establish or locate something The lowest part or foundation of something; or to establish something upon.; to use something as a foundation; to establish or locate something The lowest part or foundation of something; or to establish something upon.
↗Base on
phrasal verbTo use a particular idea, fact, or story as the foundation for something.
↗baseball
word A1a team sport played with a bat and ball on a field a sport in which two teams try to score runs by hitting a ball and running around bases
↗based on the evidence
phrase B1judged or determined in accordance with available facts and proofs
↗Bash in
phrasal verbTo break, dent, or crush something inwards with forceful physical blows
↗Bash out
phrasal verbTo produce, write, or devise something quickly and vigorously without excessive polish
↗basic
word A2simple, necessary, or at the first level fundamental; essential; forming the foundation or starting point forming the most important or simplest part of something
↗basically
word A2used to give the main idea in simple words in the most important or fundamental way; essentially
↗Basil
word B2an aromatic culinary herb of the mint family with fragrant leaves, widely used in Italian and Mediterranean cooking
↗basis
word B1the reason, rule, or system that something is built on the underlying support or foundation for an idea, argument, or process
↗bask in
phrasal verbTo revel in, enjoy thoroughly, and take pleasure from glory, praise, or warmth
↗basket
word A2a container made of interwoven strips of cane, wood, or plastic a container made of woven materials used for carrying or storing things; a container made of woven materials used for carrying or storing things
↗basketball
word A1a team game played by shooting a ball through an elevated hoop a game played by two teams who try to score points by throwing a ball through a hoop
↗bat
word A1a wooden club used to hit a ball in sports; also a nocturnal flying mammal to hit with a bat; to flutter eyelids a flying mammal that is active at night; a wooden stick used in sports like baseball a flying mammal that is active at night and uses echolocation to navigate a wooden or metal club used to hit a ball in sports like baseball or cricket
↗batch
word A2a quantity of goods or people produced or handled at one single time a quantity of items produced or processed at one time
↗bath
word A1the act of washing your body in water; a tub used for this the act of washing one's body; a container for bathing an act of washing the body in water; or the container used for this purpose; the act of washing one's body; a container for bathing an act of washing the body in water; or the container used for this purpose
↗bathroom
word A1a room containing a bath or shower and typically a toilet a room containing a toilet and usually a sink or shower
↗Batten down
phrasal verbTo prepare thoroughly for an impending crisis, hostile attack, or difficult situation
↗battery
word A2a device that produces electricity to power equipment A device that stores and provides electrical energy; also refers to a group of similar things or repeated blows.; A device that stores and provides electrical energy; also refers to a group of similar things or repeated blows.
↗Batting a Thousand
idiomAchieving complete, uninterrupted success without a single mistake or failure.
↗battle
word B1a fight between groups, or a difficult struggle A fight between armed forces or a struggle to achieve or resist something.; A fight between armed forces or a struggle to achieve or resist something.
↗Bawl out
phrasal verbTo reprimand or scold someone loudly, severely, and angrily
↗bay
word A2a body of water partly enclosed by land a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
↗be about to
phrase A1to be on the verge of doing something very soon
↗be careful
phrase A1to take care and avoid mistakes or physical harm
↗Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy
proverbAct with extreme caution and restraint when the crowd is reckless, speculative, or overly acquisitive.
↗Be Greedy When Others Are Fearful
proverbHave the courage to seize opportunities or invest generously when others are paralyzed by panic.
↗Be My Guest
idiomA polite and welcoming expression granting someone permission to do whatever they have requested or wish to do.
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