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- attain Word C1 To attain something is to succeed in reaching or achieving it after effort.
- attend a meeting Collocation to go to a meeting and be present for it
- attendance Word C1 Attendance refers to the act of being present at a place or event, or the number of people who are present.
- attorney Word C1 An attorney is a lawyer who is qualified to give legal advice and represent clients.
- attract attention Collocation to make people notice someone or something
- attract customers Collocation to draw people to a business so they choose to visit or buy
- attribute Word C1 An attribute is a quality or feature that someone or something has.
- audit Word C1 An audit is an official check of accounts, records, or systems to see if they are accurate and compliant.
- austerity Word C1 Austerity is a period or policy of strict spending and self-discipline, especially by a government to reduce debt.
- authentic Word C1 Authentic means genuine and real, not fake or copied.
- authoritarianism Word C1 Authoritarianism is a system of rule in which power is concentrated in a leader or small group and political freedoms a…
- authorize Word C1 To authorize something is to give official permission or legal power for it to happen.
- autism Word B2 Autism is a developmental condition that affects how a person communicates, interacts, and experiences the world.
- auto Word C1 An auto is a car used for road travel.
- autocracy Word C1 Autocracy is a system of government in which one person holds absolute power and makes decisions without meaningful che…
- autonomy Word C1 Autonomy is the freedom and authority to make your own decisions and govern yourself.
- availability Word C1 Availability is the state of being able to be obtained, used, or accessed at a particular time.
- await Word C1 To await something is to wait for it, often with a sense of expectation.
- back away Phrasal verb To back away means to move backward to increase distance from someone or something, often because of fear or caution.
- back burner Idiom B2 A lower priority than more urgent or important matters.