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- give a heads-up Idiom B2 To give someone an early warning or advance notice about something.
- give a run for your money Idiom B2 To give a run for your money means to challenge someone strongly and almost beat them.
- give someone a bell Idiom B2 To give someone a bell means to call someone on the phone.
- give someone stick Idiom B2 To give someone stick means to criticize, tease, or insult them, often repeatedly.
- globalization Word B2 Globalization is the process of increasing connections and interdependence between countries through trade, travel, tec…
- go ahead with a plan Collocation B2 To proceed with or implement a plan or project, usually after consideration or approval.
- go belly up Idiom B2 To go belly up means to fail completely, especially when a business closes because it has no money.
- go cold turkey Idiom B2 To stop using a substance or habit suddenly and completely, often causing unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
- go crackers Idiom B2 To go crackers means to become very angry, excited, or slightly crazy, often in a sudden way.
- go out on a limb Idiom B2 To go out on a limb means to take a risk by expressing an opinion or doing something without much support.
- go pear-shaped Idiom B2 To go pear-shaped means to go wrong or fail, especially after starting well.
- go the extra mile Idiom B2 To make a special additional effort beyond what is expected.
- go through a change Collocation B2 To experience a significant alteration, transformation, or period of transition.
- go to pot Idiom B2 To go to pot means to become neglected and gradually fall into a poor condition.
- gobsmacked Idiom B2 Extremely surprised or shocked, often so much that you cannot speak for a moment.
- good egg Idiom B2 A good egg is a kind, trustworthy person.
- green thumb Idiom B2 A green thumb is a natural ability to grow and care for plants successfully.
- gutted Idiom B2 If you are gutted, you feel extremely disappointed or upset.
- Happy to jump on a call. Collocation B2 Willing and available to quickly join a phone or video conference call, often implying eagerness or readiness to help.
- hard cheese Idiom B2 Used to say you do not feel sympathy for someone’s problem, often because you think it is their own fault.