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- in a nutshell Idiom B2 “In a nutshell” means in a very brief and clear summary.
- in a pickle Idiom B2 In a pickle means in a difficult or awkward situation and needing help.
- in a way Collocation B2 partly true, or true to some extent; used to soften a statement or express hesitant agreement.
- in good nick Idiom B2 If something is in good nick, it is in good condition and works well.
- in hot water Idiom B2 To be in hot water means to be in trouble or facing criticism because of something you did.
- in the long run Idiom B2 Eventually, over a long period of time, considering ultimate outcomes rather than immediate ones.
- inclusion Word B2 Inclusion is the practice of ensuring that everyone is welcomed, involved, and able to participate equally.
- infer Word B2 To infer means to form a conclusion from evidence or clues rather than from a direct statement.
- integrity Word B2 Integrity is the quality of being honest and consistently doing what is right.
- irony Word B2 Irony is a situation or remark where the real meaning or outcome is different from what is expected or said.
- it might be better to Collocation B2 Suggesting an alternative action or course, often implying a preference or a more advantageous, prudent, or polite opti…
- it would be great if Collocation B2 A polite way to express a strong wish, suggestion, or a desired positive outcome, often implying a benefit to the speak…
- it's early days Idiom B2 Used to say it is too soon to know the result or make a final judgment.
- jump the gun Idiom B2 To jump the gun means to act too soon, before the right time or before you have enough information.
- Just circling back on this. Collocation B2 To return to a previous topic or discussion, often to follow up or provide an update.
- just so you know Collocation B2 Used to give someone a piece of information, often as a heads-up, a gentle warning, or to clarify something. It implies…
- keep an eye on Idiom B2 To watch someone or something continuously and carefully.
- keep tabs on Idiom B2 To keep tabs on someone or something means to monitor them regularly so you know what is happening.
- kill two birds with one stone Idiom B2 To achieve two goals with a single action.
- knock for six Idiom B2 To knock for six means to shock or overwhelm someone, leaving them very surprised or upset.