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- microaggression Word C1 A microaggression is a subtle comment or action that communicates bias or disrespect toward a marginalized group, often…
- milestone Word B1 A milestone is an important event or stage that marks significant progress or development.
- Mind how you go. Collocation C1 A friendly warning or farewell, meaning 'be careful' or 'take care of yourself'. Often used when someone is leaving, es…
- Mind if I join you? Collocation B2 A polite way to ask for permission to participate in an activity or be present with a group.
- mind your Ps and Qs Idiom C1 Be very polite and careful about what you say and do, especially in formal situations.
- mind-blowing Word Mind-blowing means extremely surprising or impressive.
- mindfulness Word B2 Mindfulness is the practice of paying calm, focused attention to the present moment.
- minimalism Word C1 Minimalism is a style or approach that deliberately uses only what is essential.
- misandry Word C1 Misandry is hatred of men or a strong prejudice against men as a group.
- misinformation Word B2 Misinformation is false or inaccurate information that is shared, often without the intent to deceive.
- misogyny Word C1 Misogyny is a strong dislike of, contempt for, or prejudice against women.
- miss a bus Collocation to arrive too late to catch a bus so it leaves without you
- miss a chance Collocation to fail to take an opportunity when it is available
- miss a deadline Collocation to fail to finish or submit something by the required time
- miss a flight Collocation to arrive too late to catch a scheduled airplane trip
- miss a meeting Collocation to not attend a scheduled meeting
- miss a train Collocation to arrive too late to catch a train before it departs
- miss an opportunity Collocation fail to take a chance to do something valuable or useful when it is available
- miss the point Idiom B2 To fail to understand the most important or essential part of something being discussed or explained.
- mix up Phrasal verb To mix up means to confuse people or things so they are mistaken for each other or end up in the wrong order.