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- learn English Collocation to study and improve the English language (speaking, listening, reading, and writing)
- learn the ropes Idiom B2 To learn the ropes means to learn how to do a new job or activity by understanding the basic rules and routines.
- leave a comment Collocation to write a short message in response to a post, video, article, or online content
- leave a mark Collocation to cause a visible or lasting effect, such as a stain, scratch, dent, or lasting impact
- leave a message Collocation to record or write information for someone to receive later when they are unavailable
- leave a review Collocation to write and submit your opinion or rating about a product, service, place, or experience
- leave a tip Collocation to give extra money to a service worker (e.g., a waiter, driver) to show appreciation
- leave early Collocation to go away or depart before the usual or expected time
- leave home Collocation to move out of the family home or depart from one’s home to live elsewhere
- leave out Phrasal verb To leave out means to not include someone or something.
- leave school Collocation to stop attending school permanently (finish or drop out), usually because you are moving on to work, training, or anot…
- leave someone alone Collocation to stop bothering, disturbing, or interfering with someone; to let them be by themselves
- leave work Collocation to stop working and go home or go somewhere else at the end of your work period
- leg it Idiom B2 To leg it means to run away quickly, especially to escape trouble.
- legacy Word A legacy is something passed down from the past, such as money, property, or lasting influence.
- legendary Word C1 Very famous and admired, often because of remarkable achievements or long-standing stories about someone or something.
- legislation Word C1 Legislation refers to the process of making laws or the laws that have been enacted.
- legislative Word C1 Relating to making or passing laws.
- legislature Word C1 A legislature is the official group of people who make and change a country or region’s laws.
- legitimate Word C1 Legitimate means lawful, valid, or accepted as real and justified.