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- lifelong Word C1 Existing or continuing for the whole of a person's life.
- lifeworld Word A lifeworld is the everyday world as people experience and understand it in daily life.
- lift Word A1 To move something or someone to a higher position.
- light rain Collocation B1 a small amount of rain; not heavy or intense
- like chalk and cheese Idiom B2 Used to say that two people or things are completely different from each other.
- likelihood Word C1 Likelihood is the chance or probability that something will happen or be true.
- Likewise. Collocation B2 In the same way; also; too. Used as a polite, reciprocal response to a greeting, wish, compliment, or statement of feel…
- limb Word C1 A limb is an arm or a leg of a person or animal.
- line manager Collocation B1 A person who is directly responsible for managing the work of a team or department and reports to a more senior manager.
- line up Phrasal verb To line up means to form an orderly row or position things in a straight line, often while waiting or preparing.
- line-up Word C1 A line-up is an arrangement of people or things placed in a particular order, or a scheduled set of performers or parti…
- linear Word C1 Linear describes something that follows a straight line or develops in a clear, step-by-step way.
- linger Word C1 To stay in a place or situation longer than necessary or expected.
- listen to music Collocation to pay attention to songs or instrumental sounds for enjoyment or focus
- listing Word C1 A listing is an item shown on a public list, especially a product, property, or job advertised somewhere.
- literacy Word C1 Literacy is the ability to read and write, or knowledge and competence in a specific area.
- literally Word B1 Literally means “in the exact, real sense,” not figuratively or as an exaggeration.
- live down Idiom To live down something is to gradually make people forget a bad or embarrassing event by behaving well afterward.
- live in blissful ignorance Idiom To be happily unaware of unpleasant facts or problems.
- live on Phrasal verb To live on something means to use it as your main source of money, food, or support.