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- keep up Phrasal verb To keep up means to continue doing something or to stay at the same level or speed as someone or something.
- keep warm Collocation to stay at a comfortable temperature and not get cold
- keep your nose to the grindstone Idiom C1 To keep your nose to the grindstone means to work very hard and steadily for a long time.
- kick off Phrasal verb To kick off means to start something, especially an event, activity, or process.
- kidnap Word C1 To kidnap someone is to take them away illegally by force or deception, usually to demand something in return.
- kidney Word C1 A kidney is an organ in the body that filters waste from the blood and helps produce urine.
- kill two birds with one stone Idiom B2 To achieve two goals with a single action.
- Kind regards Collocation A2 A polite closing phrase used at the end of letters and emails, similar to 'Best regards' or 'Sincerely'.
- kingdom Word C1 A kingdom is a country or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- kitchen table Collocation B1 a table in the kitchen, often used for everyday meals, homework, or casual family conversations
- kleptocracy Word C1 A kleptocracy is a system of government in which those in power steal public money and resources for personal gain.
- knitting Word The craft or activity of making fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles.
- knock for six Idiom B2 To knock for six means to shock or overwhelm someone, leaving them very surprised or upset.
- knock it out of the park Idiom B2 To do something extremely well or achieve an outstanding success.
- knock out Phrasal verb To knock out means to make someone unconscious or to defeat someone decisively, especially in sports or competitions.
- know one's onions Idiom C1 To know one's onions means to be very knowledgeable and competent about a particular subject or job.
- lad Word C1 A lad is a boy or a young man, especially in an informal way.
- land on your feet Idiom B2 To land on your feet means to end up in a good situation despite problems or bad luck.
- landlord Word C1 A landlord is a person or company that owns a property and rents it to someone else.
- landmark Word C1 A landmark is a well-known place or object that helps people recognize a location or marks something important.