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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 Nod Is as Good as a Wink to a Blind Horse

proverb

Hints, subtle guidance, or sensible warnings are entirely wasted on someone who refuses to perceive or understand them.

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A Nominal Check

phrase

A superficial, minimal, or perfunctory inspection or verification

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a number of

phrase

Several or various distinct items, problems, or occurrences

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A Pair of

phrase

Two identical or complementary objects designed to be used together

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a particular reason

phrase B2

a specific, definite cause or motive for an action or decision

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A Passing Fad

phrase

A temporary enthusiasm or trend in automotive styling that quickly loses popularity

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A Passing Vogue

phrase

A short-lived popular style, design choice, or prevailing automotive custom

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A Penny for Your Thoughts

idiom

A polite inquiry used to ask someone who seems quiet or distracted what they are contemplating.

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A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned

proverb

Economizing money is just as valuable and rewarding as generating new revenue.; Preserving and saving money you already possess is just as beneficial as generating fresh income

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A Penny Saved Is a Penny Gained

proverb

Prudent financial restraint and saving lead directly to enhanced capital and security

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A Perfect Storm

idiom

A rare and devastating combination of catastrophic events happening simultaneously.

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A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words

proverb

A visual depiction can articulate complicated concepts far more effectively than descriptions.; A visual image can convey complex emotions and depth much more effectively than verbal description

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A Picture Paints a Thousand Words

proverb

An illustration or snapshot presents a story with an immediacy and clarity that words cannot equal

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A Piece of

phrase

A single fragment, portion, or individual unit of something

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A piece of cake

idiom

a task or activity that is extremely easy to accomplish; A task or assignment that is remarkably straightforward and simple to execute.

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A Point of View

phrase

A specific angle, perspective, or way of considering a mechanical or safety issue

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A Preliminary Exam

phrase

An initial diagnostic inspection to evaluate the general condition or spot obvious defects

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A Preliminary Trial

phrase

An initial test drive or experimental run conducted to ensure repairs are sound

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A Problem Shared Is a Problem Halved

proverb

Confiding your troubles to someone who cares makes burdens far easier to carry

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A Promise Is a Promise

proverb

A commitment or pledge must be honored unconditionally, regardless of how inconvenient it becomes

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A Promise Made Is a Promise Kept

proverb

Once you give your word, you must fulfill it; true personal integrity relies on keeping agreements

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A Prophet Has No Honor in His Own Country

proverb

Talented, wise, or accomplished people are often taken for granted or least appreciated by their own family and home community

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A Prophet Is Not Without Honor Save in His Own Country

proverb

Talented, wise, or visionary individuals often receive honor and acclaim everywhere except in their home community.

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A Range of

phrase

A variety of different items, options, or financial products

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A Rapturous Reception

phrase

An enthusiastic, highly favorable, and joyful response or welcome

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A Ray of Sunshine

idiom

A person, action, or occurrence that brings joy, encouragement, and warmth to a gloomy setting.

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A Reciprocal Reception

phrase

A mutual or matching response shown between two parties

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A Reflection of Something

phrase

A clear sign, evidence, or indicator of an underlying condition or quality

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A Revolution Is Not a Dinner Party

proverb

Fundamental systemic change is inherently messy, turbulent, and disruptive, rather than gentle or refined.

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A Rip-off

idiom

Something that is unreasonably expensive or a fraudulent imitation.

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A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats

proverb

An improving economy or broad systemic progress brings positive benefits to all participants involved.

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A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss

proverb

A person who is constantly moving avoids stagnation, but may also fail to establish deep roots, wealth, or enduring commitments.

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A Rose

idiom

Something rare, exquisite, and worthy of admiration, often used metaphorically for discreet beauty or virtue.

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A Scenic Spot

phrase

A picturesque, beautiful natural location

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A Screw Loose

idiom

Behaving in an eccentric, erratic, or mentally unstable way.

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A Screwup

idiom

A serious blunder, mistake, or a person who consistently fails.

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A Sea of

phrase

An overwhelming expanse or huge amount of something

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A Sense

phrase

A feeling, perception, or awareness of a particular state

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A Sequence of

phrase

A series of related events or steps that happen in a particular order

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A Series of

phrase

A continuous succession of similar or connected events, objects, or actions

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