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- lose interest Collocation to stop being interested in something or someone
- lose luggage Collocation to misplace your bags while traveling so you no longer have them with you
- lose money Collocation to have less money than before because of a bad decision, an investment, a business problem, or an unexpected cost
- lose weight Collocation to become lighter by reducing body weight
- lost the plot Idiom B2 To become confused or behave in a way that no longer makes sense.
- lost wallet Collocation A2 To officially notify authorities, a bank, or other relevant parties that one's wallet has been misplaced or stolen.
- loud noise Collocation a very strong, high-volume sound that is easy to hear and often disturbing
- love Word A2 Love is a strong feeling of deep affection and care for someone or something.
- love-bombing Word C1 Love-bombing is the act of overwhelming someone with intense affection and attention to influence or control them.
- Lovely to see you. Collocation B1 A warm and polite greeting used when meeting someone, expressing pleasure or happiness at their presence. It's similar …
- low price Collocation a cheap cost for something; a price that is lower than usual or expected
- lower your voice Collocation to speak more quietly
- loyalty Word C1 Loyalty is a strong, lasting commitment to support someone or something.
- loyalty card Collocation B1 A card issued by a retailer to customers that allows them to earn points, discounts, or special benefits as an incentiv…
- lucifer Word (In Christian tradition) The devil, Satan. Historically, the name for the morning star (the planet Venus) as the "light…
- machinery Word C1 Machinery refers to machines, especially the connected equipment used to do work in industry or farming.
- magical Word C1 Having a charming or mysterious quality that seems like magic.
- magistrate Word C1 A magistrate is a judicial official who deals with minor cases and early stages of court proceedings.
- magnetic Word C1 Able to attract iron or steel, or causing a strong pull of interest or attention.
- magnitude Word C1 Magnitude is the size, extent, or importance of something, especially when it is large or significant.