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- lengthy Word C1 Long in time or containing a lot of detail, often more than expected.
- lesbian Word C1 A lesbian is a woman who is romantically and sexually attracted to other women.
- lesser Word C1 “Lesser” means smaller in amount, degree, importance, or rank when compared with something else.
- let down Phrasal verb To let down means to disappoint someone by failing to do what they hoped or expected.
- let in Phrasal verb To let in means to allow someone or something to enter a place.
- Let me ask you this Collocation A2 Used to introduce a direct question, often a serious, important, or challenging one, or to get straight to the point.
- Let me know a time that works. Collocation B1 Tell me or inform me of a time that is convenient or suitable for you.
- Let me know how it goes. Collocation A2 Ask someone to provide an update or information on a situation, event, or task after it happens or progresses.
- Let me know if Collocation A2 An idiomatic expression used to ask someone to inform you about something, usually conditionally.
- Let me know if you have any questions. Collocation A2 An idiomatic expression used to invite someone to ask questions or inform you if they need clarification or assistance.
- Let me think. Collocation A2 Used to indicate that one needs a moment to consider or ponder something before giving an answer or making a decision.
- let off Phrasal verb To let off means to allow someone to avoid punishment or blame, or to cause something like a gun or firework to explode…
- let out Phrasal verb To let out means to allow something or someone to leave a place or be released.
- let the cat out of the bag Idiom B2 To let a secret become known, often by accident.
- Let us catch up soon. Collocation B1 To meet and talk to someone you have not seen for some time in order to find out what they have been doing, or to find …
- Let us come back to that Collocation A2 To suggest postponing the discussion of a topic until a later time, or to return to it after discussing other matters.
- Let's agree to disagree. Collocation B2 To acknowledge that two people or groups have different opinions on a subject and decide to stop arguing about it, acce…
- Let's catch up soon. Collocation B2 To meet someone you haven't seen for a while to exchange news, talk about recent events, or update each other on your l…
- Let's come back to that. Collocation B1 Used to suggest postponing the discussion of a particular topic until a later time, often because it's not the right mo…
- Let's find a workaround. Collocation B2 To discover or devise an alternative method or solution to a problem, especially when the usual or preferred method is …