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- cling Word C1 To hold on tightly to something or someone, or to stick closely to a surface.
- clinical Word C1 Relating to the observation and treatment of patients in a medical setting, or to a coldly detached style.
- close but no cigar Idiom C1 Used to say someone almost succeeded but did not quite achieve the goal.
- closure Word C1 Closure is a sense of completion or resolution after something difficult or uncertain.
- cluster Word C1 A cluster is a group of similar things that are close together or connected.
- coalition Word C1 A coalition is a temporary alliance of groups or parties formed to achieve a shared goal.
- coastal Word C1 Located near or along the sea.
- cocktail Word C1 A cocktail is an alcoholic drink made by mixing spirits with other ingredients.
- cognitive Word C1 Related to the way the mind thinks, learns, and understands.
- coincide Word C1 To coincide means to happen at the same time or to match exactly.
- collaborate Word C1 To collaborate means to work together with other people to achieve a shared goal.
- collaboration Word C1 Collaboration is the act of working together with others to achieve a shared goal.
- collective Word C1 “Collective” describes something done or shared by a group, or a group seen as a single unit.
- collision Word C1 A collision is an accident in which two or more things hit each other.
- colonial Word C1 Related to the period when one country controlled and settled another territory.
- colonialism Word C1 Colonialism is the policy and practice of one country controlling and exploiting another territory and its people.
- columnist Word C1 A columnist is a writer who regularly contributes opinion or commentary to a newspaper, magazine, or website.
- combat Word C1 Combat is a fight between opposing sides, especially in war.
- come hell or high water Idiom C1 Used to emphasize that you will do something no matter what difficulties happen.
- commence Word C1 To commence means to begin something formally or at a particular time.