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- bleed Word C1 To bleed means to lose blood from the body because of an injury or medical condition.
- blend Word C1 A blend is a mixture of different things combined into one.
- bless Word C1 To ask for divine favor or protection for someone or something, or to make something holy.
- blessing Word C1 A blessing is something that brings help, happiness, or good fortune.
- blow off steam Idiom B2 To do something active or enjoyable to release stress or strong feelings.
- boast Word C1 A boast is a proud statement about your own achievements or abilities.
- bonus Word C1 A bonus is an extra amount added to what is usual, often as a reward or additional benefit.
- boom Word C1 A boom is a sudden period of rapid growth, success, or increased activity.
- bootlace Word A bootlace is a string or cord used to tie a boot.
- bootlace worm Word A bootlace worm is a very long, thin marine worm that lives on the seafloor.
- bounce Word C1 To bounce means to move quickly upward after hitting a surface, or to make something do this.
- boundary Word C1 A boundary is a line or limit that separates areas, defines what is allowed, or marks where something ends.
- bow Word C1 A bow is a curved tool used to shoot arrows, or a decorative knot made from tied ribbon.
- brat Word B2 A brat is a child who behaves badly and annoys other people.
- breach Word C1 A breach is a failure to follow a rule, agreement, or duty.
- break the bank Idiom B2 To cost too much or use up more money than you can afford.
- break the ice Idiom B2 To break the ice means to do or say something that helps people feel more relaxed and start talking in an awkward or ne…
- breakdown Word C1 A breakdown is a failure or collapse, especially when a system stops working or a situation falls apart.
- breakthrough Word C1 A breakthrough is an important discovery or development that solves a problem or makes major progress.
- breed Word C1 A breed is a particular kind of animal with shared characteristics, especially within a species.