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- philosophy Word B2 Philosophy is the study of basic questions about reality, knowledge, values, and how we should live.
- play a blinder Idiom B2 To do something extremely well and achieve a great result.
- play it by ear Idiom B2 To decide what to do as a situation develops, without making a detailed plan in advance.
- Please flag anything urgent. Collocation B2 To mark or identify something as important, requiring attention, or needing to be dealt with quickly.
- Please keep this in one thread. Collocation B2 To consolidate all related messages, discussions, or information into a single, continuous conversation, typically in d…
- plum job Idiom B2 A plum job is a very desirable job, usually because it is well paid, easy, or offers high status.
- point out a mistake Collocation B2 To draw attention to an error or flaw; to show someone an error they have made.
- pop the question Idiom B2 To ask someone to marry you.
- pop your clogs Idiom B2 To pop your clogs means to die, used informally and often humorously.
- pragmatic Word B2 Pragmatic means focused on practical results rather than ideals or theories.
- pretty much Collocation B2 almost entirely; very nearly; to a great extent
- principal Word B2 A principal is the head of a school or the main person or thing in a situation.
- principle Word B2 A principle is a basic rule or belief that guides how someone thinks or acts.
- privilege Word B2 A privilege is a special advantage or right that only some people have.
- psychological Word B2 Related to the mind, emotions, and human behavior.
- psychologist Word B2 A psychologist is a trained professional who studies behavior and mental processes and helps people with emotional or b…
- psychology Word B2 Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and human behavior.
- pull someone's leg Idiom B2 To pull someone's leg means to joke by tricking someone into believing something that is not true.
- put a sock in it Idiom B2 Used to tell someone, often rudely, to stop talking or to be quiet.
- put off a decision Collocation B2 To delay or postpone making a choice or judgment; to defer deciding something.