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Emoji
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#9630
🛒
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buy
/baɪ/
verb
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bought
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bought
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buys
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buying
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to acquire something in exchange for money
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She went to the market to buy fresh vegetables. |
buy time |
to delay something in order to gain more time
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purchase, acquire, obtain, get, procure
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sell, give
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buy goods, buy online, buy tickets, buy food
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#9631
✨
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charming
/ˈtʃɑːr.mɪŋ/
adjective
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Very pleasing or delightful in a way that attracts people.
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The village is full of charming little houses. |
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attractive, delightful, enchanting, appealing, captivating
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repulsive, unattractive, unpleasant
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charming smile, charming personality, charming place, charming story
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#9632
✅
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certain
/ˈsɜːr.tən/
adjective
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Known for sure; having no doubt.
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I am certain that she will succeed. |
for certain |
Without any doubt.
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sure, confident, definite, assured, convinced
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uncertain, doubtful, unsure
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certain circumstances, certain degree, certain way, certain level
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#9633
🎉
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celebrated
/ˈsɛl.əˌbreɪ.tɪd/
adjective
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Widely known and praised; famous for an achievement.
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He is a celebrated author in the field of literature. |
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famous, renowned, acclaimed, distinguished, notable
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unknown, obscure, unrecognized
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celebrated author, celebrated artist, celebrated figure, celebrated event
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#9634
⚠️
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careful
/ˈkɛr.fəl/
adjective
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Exercising caution or showing concern to avoid mistakes or harm.
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He is always careful when crossing the road. |
be careful |
A warning to take caution.
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cautious, vigilant, watchful, attentive, prudent
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careless, reckless, negligent
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be careful, careful planning, careful consideration, careful study
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#9635
❤️
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care
/kɛr/
noun/verb
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cared
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cared
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cares
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caring
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The process of looking after someone or something; to be concerned or interested.
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She took great care of her younger brother. |
take care |
Used to tell someone to be cautious or to say goodbye kindly.
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concern, attention, caution, supervision, protection
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neglect, disregard, indifference
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take care, health care, child care, care about, intensive care
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#9636
📸
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capture
/ˈkæptʃər/
verb
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captured
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captured
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captures
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capturing
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to take control of something or someone by force
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The soldiers managed to capture the enemy base. |
capture the moment |
to preserve or record a special time or event
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seize, arrest, apprehend, conquer, trap
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release, free, liberate
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capture the flag, capture attention, capture market, capture image
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#9637
⛓️
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captor
/ˈkæptər/
noun
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a person or group who has captured someone or something
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The hostage managed to escape from his captors. |
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kidnapper, jailer, abductor, guard
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rescuer, liberator
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enemy captor, cruel captor, captor and captive
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#9638
🦜
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captivity
/kæpˈtɪvɪti/
noun
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the state of being imprisoned, confined, or kept under control
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The rare bird has been bred in captivity. |
held in captivity |
kept imprisoned or confined
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confinement, imprisonment, detention, bondage
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freedom, liberty, release
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in captivity, captivity animals, captivity conditions, captivity breeding
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#9639
💪
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capable
/ˈkeɪpəbl/
adjective
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having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do something
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She is capable of handling difficult situations calmly. |
capable of |
having the ability or capacity to do something
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able, competent, skilled, qualified, proficient
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incapable, unfit, incompetent
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capable leader, capable hands, fully capable, highly capable
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#9640
🍬
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candy
/ˈkændi/
noun
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a sweet food made with sugar or chocolate, often in small pieces
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The children were excited to get candy on Halloween. |
eye candy |
something or someone that is attractive but not intellectually stimulating
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sweet, confection, treat, chocolate, bonbon
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bitter, sour
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candy bar, candy shop, candy wrapper, hard candy, cotton candy
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#9641
✅
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can
/kæn/
modal verb
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to be able to; to have the ability or possibility to do something
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I can solve this problem easily. |
can-do attitude |
a positive, confident approach to challenges
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able, capable, possible, may
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cannot, unable
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can help, can do, can be, can solve
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#9642
😌
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calm
/kɑːm/
adjective
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not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions
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She stayed calm during the crisis. |
calm down |
to relax after being angry or upset
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peaceful, quiet, relaxed, tranquil
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anxious, nervous, agitated
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remain calm, stay calm, calm mind, calm atmosphere
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#9643
🤸
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calisthenics
/ˌkælɪsˈθɛnɪks/
noun
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exercises that use body weight for strength and flexibility
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She practices calisthenics every morning in the park. |
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gymnastics, workout, exercise, fitness training
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inactivity, rest
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calisthenics routine, practice calisthenics, morning calisthenics
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#9644
🧮
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calculating
/ˈkælkjʊleɪtɪŋ/
adjective
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acting in a scheming and ruthlessly determined way
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He had a cold and calculating approach to business. |
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scheming, shrewd, cunning, strategic
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naive, honest
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calculating mind, calculating person, cold and calculating
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#9645
🥤
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blend
/blɛnd/
verb
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blended
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blended
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blends
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blending
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to mix different substances or elements together so that they form a smooth combination
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She blended the fruits to make a smoothie. |
blend in |
to look or seem the same as the surrounding people or things
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mix, combine, merge, fuse, integrate
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separate, divide, detach
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blend together, blend in, blend of flavors, blend smoothly
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#9646
🐝
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busy
/ˈbɪzi/
adjective
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actively engaged in work or activity; occupied
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He is too busy to answer the phone. |
busy as a bee |
extremely active and hardworking
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occupied, engaged, active, industrious
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idle, free, inactive
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busy schedule, busy street, busy day, keep busy
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#9647
💼
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business
/ˈbɪznəs/
noun
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the practice of making money by producing or buying and selling goods or services
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She started her own business last year. |
mind your own business |
focus on your own matters and not interfere with others
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company, trade, firm, enterprise, commerce
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idleness, unemployment
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small business, family business, business plan, business meeting
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#9648
🍑
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bum
/bʌm/
noun
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informal term for the buttocks; also a homeless or lazy person
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He sat on his bum all day doing nothing. |
kick someone's bum |
to reprimand or punish someone
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buttocks, behind, loafer, vagabond
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worker, diligent
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lazy bum, street bum, sit on bum
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#9649
🤨
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brow
/braʊ/
noun
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the part of the face above the eyes; forehead
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She wiped the sweat from her brow. |
knit one's brow |
to frown or show worry
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forehead, temple, face, ridge
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chin, jaw
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sweat on brow, furrowed brow, high brow, low brow
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#9650
🌉
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broad
/brɔːd/
adjective
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wide in extent, range, or scope
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The river is very broad at this point. |
broad daylight |
during the day when it is light and visible
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wide, extensive, vast, expansive, comprehensive
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narrow, limited, restricted
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broad range, broad shoulders, broad spectrum, broad agreement
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#9651
📝
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brief
/briːf/
adjective, noun, verb
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briefed
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briefed
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briefs
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briefing
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Short in duration; a summary of information.
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The manager briefed the team before the meeting. |
in brief |
in short; concisely
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short, concise, summary, outline
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long, detailed
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brief meeting, legal brief, security briefing, brief moment
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#9652
💔
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break
/breɪk/
verb, noun
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broke
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broken
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breaks
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breaking
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To separate into pieces; a pause in activity.
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He accidentally broke the glass. |
take a break |
to rest for a short time
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shatter, fracture, smash, pause, recess
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fix, repair, continue
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break a glass, coffee break, break free, break the law
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#9653
🌿
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branch
/bræntʃ/
noun, verb
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branched
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branched
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branches
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branching
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A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk; a division of an organization or subject.
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The company opened a new branch in Dhaka. |
branch out |
to expand into new areas or activities
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limb, division, department, subdivision
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root, trunk
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tree branch, bank branch, branch office, branch out
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#9654
🔻
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bottom
/ˈbɒtəm/
noun, adjective
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The lowest part of something.
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The keys fell to the bottom of the bag. |
hit rock bottom |
to reach the lowest possible point
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base, underside, foot, foundation
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top, peak, summit
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bottom line, at the bottom, ocean bottom, bottom of the page
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#9655
📖
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book
/bʊk/
noun, verb
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booked
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booked
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books
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booking
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A set of written, printed, or blank pages fastened together; to arrange for someone to have a seat, room, or ticket in advance.
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I booked a table at the restaurant for dinner. |
by the book |
to follow rules strictly
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volume, text, novel, reserve, schedule
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cancel, disorder
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open book, book a ticket, book club, book online, book in advance
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#9656
🦁
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bold
/boʊld/
adjective
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showing courage, confidence, or willingness to take risks
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She made a bold decision to start her own business. |
fortune favors the bold |
people who take risks often achieve success
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brave, courageous, daring, confident, fearless
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timid, shy, fearful
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bold decision, bold move, bold colors, bold step
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#9657
📋
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board
/bɔːrd/
noun
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a flat, thin, rectangular piece of material such as wood; also a group of people managing an organization
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The board decided to increase the budget. |
on board |
to be part of a team or involved in a project
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plank, panel, committee, council
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individual, disorganization
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board meeting, board of directors, wooden board, on board
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#9658
⚪
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bloodless
/ˈblʌdləs/
adjective
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without bloodshed; lacking violence or vitality
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The revolution was surprisingly bloodless. |
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painless, peaceful, nonviolent, cold
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bloody, violent
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bloodless coup, bloodless revolution, bloodless war
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#9659
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bloodbath
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noun
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an event in which a lot of people are killed or injured, especially in a violent conflict
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The war turned into a bloody bloodbath. |
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massacre, slaughter, carnage, killing
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peace, harmony
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political bloodbath, financial bloodbath, violent bloodbath
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