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- globalization Word B2 Globalization is the process of increasing connections and interdependence between countries through trade, travel, tec…
- glorious Word C1 Extremely good, enjoyable, or impressive, often in a way that makes you feel happy or proud.
- glory Word C1 Glory is great honor, praise, or admiration that someone or something receives, especially for an impressive achievemen…
- go crackers Idiom B2 To go crackers means to become very angry, excited, or slightly crazy, often in a sudden way.
- go pear-shaped Idiom B2 To go pear-shaped means to go wrong or fail, especially after starting well.
- 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.
- governance Word C1 Governance is the way an organization or society is directed, controlled, and held accountable.
- grab Word To grab means to take or hold something quickly, often with your hand.
- grace Word C1 Grace is smooth, elegant movement or a calm, respectful way of behaving.
- grasp Word C1 To grasp something is to take hold of it firmly or to understand an idea clearly.
- grave Word C1 Grave means serious and worrying, or a place where a dead person is buried.
- gravity Word C1 Gravity is the natural force that pulls objects toward each other, especially toward the Earth.
- grid Word C1 A grid is a network of evenly spaced lines that forms squares and helps organize or measure space.
- grief Word C1 Grief is the deep sorrow people feel after a significant loss, especially when someone dies.
- grin Word C1 A grin is a broad smile, often showing teeth, that can suggest pleasure, amusement, or confidence.
- grind Word C1 To grind is to crush something into smaller pieces or to work steadily and relentlessly at a difficult task.
- grip Word C1 A grip is a firm hold on something, or the ability to hold it securely.
- gross Word C1 Gross means extremely unpleasant or unacceptable, or it can mean the total amount before anything is taken away.