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- live up to Phrasal verb To live up to something means to meet expectations or a standard.
- liver Word C1 The liver is a large organ that processes nutrients and removes harmful substances from the blood.
- living room Collocation B1 a room in a home where people relax, sit, and spend time together
- loath Word Loath means unwilling or reluctant to do something.
- loathe Word To loathe something or someone means to hate them very strongly.
- lobby Word C1 A lobby is the entrance hall of a public building where people arrive, wait, or meet.
- local shop Collocation A2 a store in your neighborhood or nearby area, often small and independently owned
- lock the door Collocation to secure a door with a lock so people cannot open it from the outside
- lofty Word Lofty describes something very high or elevated, or someone’s goals and ideas as noble but sometimes unrealistic.
- log Word C1 A log is a written record of events, activities, or data kept over time.
- log in Phrasal verb To log in means to enter a username and password to access a computer system, website, or app.
- log out Phrasal verb To log out means to end your session on a website, app, or computer account.
- logic Word C1 Logic is the use of clear, consistent reasoning to judge whether an idea or argument makes sense.
- long shot Idiom B2 A long shot is something that has a very small chance of success but is still possible.
- long story short Collocation B2 Used to say that you are going to tell the main facts of something in a quick way and not include all the details; to s…
- Long time no see. Idiom B2 An informal greeting used when meeting someone after a long period of not seeing them.
- Long time no see. Collocation A2 An informal greeting used when you meet someone you haven't seen for a significant period of time.
- long-standing Word C1 Existing or continuing for a long time, often with stability or tradition.
- long-time Word C1 Lasting for a long period, especially over many years.
- look a gift horse in the mouth Idiom C1 To look a gift horse in the mouth means to criticize or question a gift instead of being grateful.