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- never mind Idiom B1 “Never mind” is used to tell someone not to worry about something or to say that something is no longer important.
- next steps Collocation B1 The actions, procedures, or stages that immediately follow a current one, usually in a sequence towards a goal or resol…
- On a different note Collocation B1 Used to introduce a new topic that is unrelated or only loosely related to the current discussion.
- open the door Collocation B1 to move a door so it is no longer closed and can be passed through
- parking lot Collocation B1 an area where people leave their cars for a short time while they visit a place
- piece of cake Idiom B1 A piece of cake means something is very easy to do.
- Pleasure to meet you. Collocation B1 A polite and common expression used when being introduced to someone for the first time, indicating enjoyment or satisf…
- post office Collocation B1 a public place where you can send mail and packages, buy stamps, and use other postal services
- protagonist Word B1 A protagonist is the main character in a story, play, or film.
- quick reply Collocation B1 a fast response to a message, question, or request
- safe area Collocation B1 a place that is protected from danger and where people can stay without being harmed
- See you around. Collocation B1 An informal way of saying goodbye, implying that you expect to meet the person again soon or at some point in the futur…
- shared document Collocation B1 An electronic file or document that multiple people can access, view, and often edit, typically for collaboration.
- simile Word B1 A simile is a comparison that says one thing is like or as another.
- slow service Collocation B1 service that takes a long time, often making customers wait
- strong smell Collocation B1 a powerful, easily noticed odor
- Take it easy. Collocation B1 To relax, calm down, or not worry too much. It can also be used as an informal way to say goodbye.
- Talk to you later. Collocation B1 A common informal farewell, indicating a desire to continue the conversation or meet again at a future time.
- Thanks for coming. Collocation B1 An expression of gratitude used to welcome someone or acknowledge their attendance at an event, gathering, or visit.
- Thanks for letting me know. Collocation B1 To express gratitude to someone for informing you about something.