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- fierce Word C1 Very strong and intense in a way that can be frightening or impressive.
- fifth wheel Idiom B2 A fifth wheel is a person who is unnecessary or awkwardly included in a situation, especially with couples or close fri…
- figuratively Word B2 Figuratively means in a non-literal way, using a metaphor or image to express an idea.
- film-maker Word C1 A film-maker is a person who makes films, especially as their job.
- filter Word C1 A filter is something that removes unwanted material from a liquid, gas, or stream of information.
- fine Word C1 Fine means of high quality or acceptable in a way that causes no problems.
- firearm Word C1 A firearm is a weapon that shoots bullets using an explosive force.
- fit Word C1 Fit means to be the right size or shape for something, or to be suitable for a purpose.
- fixture Word C1 A fixture is something fixed in place, especially a permanent feature in a building.
- flaw Word C1 A flaw is a weakness or imperfection that reduces the quality of something.
- flawed Word C1 Having a fault or weakness that makes something less effective or less acceptable.
- flee Word C1 To flee means to run away quickly to escape danger or an unwanted situation.
- fleet Word C1 A fleet is a large group of ships or vehicles operated together under one organization.
- flesh Word C1 Flesh is the soft part of a person or animal’s body under the skin, or the soft inside part of a fruit.
- flexibility Word C1 Flexibility is the ability to adapt easily to new conditions or demands.
- flourish Word C1 A flourish is a confident, decorative action or detail that adds style and draws attention.
- fluid Word C1 Fluid describes a substance that flows easily, such as a liquid or a gas.
- fly by the seat of your pants Idiom C1 To fly by the seat of your pants means to act or decide quickly without a plan, relying on instinct and experience.
- fold Word To fold means to bend something so one part lies over another, or to make it into a smaller, neater shape.
- foot the bill Idiom B2 To foot the bill means to pay the full cost of something, often for a group or on behalf of others.