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- Please find the details below. Collocation B1 This phrase is a polite and common instruction used to direct someone's attention to information, data, or documents th…
- Please flag anything urgent. Collocation B2 To mark or identify something as important, requiring attention, or needing to be dealt with quickly.
- Please keep this in one thread. Collocation B2 To consolidate all related messages, discussions, or information into a single, continuous conversation, typically in d…
- Please let me know if this works. Collocation B1 Please tell me if this is acceptable, functional, or successful for you/the situation.
- Please see below. Collocation A2 To refer the reader to information or content that follows later in the same document, email, or communication.
- Pleasure to meet you. Collocation B1 A polite and common expression used when being introduced to someone for the first time, indicating enjoyment or satisf…
- plum job Idiom B2 A plum job is a very desirable job, usually because it is well paid, easy, or offers high status.
- plutocracy Word C1 A plutocracy is a society or government controlled mainly by very wealthy people.
- point out Phrasal verb To point out means to draw someone’s attention to something by showing it or mentioning it.
- point out a mistake Collocation B2 To draw attention to an error or flaw; to show someone an error they have made.
- point to Phrasal verb To point to something is to indicate or show it by directing your finger or another object toward it.
- polarization Word C1 Polarization is the process in which people, groups, or opinions split into strongly opposed sides.
- police station Collocation A2 A building where police officers work, and where people can report crimes or seek assistance from the police.
- polytheism Word C1 Polytheism is the belief in and worship of multiple gods or deities.
- poor etiquette Collocation Behavior that is considered rude, impolite, or inappropriate in a particular social, professional, or cultural situatio…
- pop the question Idiom B2 To ask someone to marry you.
- pop your clogs Idiom B2 To pop your clogs means to die, used informally and often humorously.
- populism Word C1 Populism is a political approach that claims to represent “ordinary people” against a powerful elite.
- positivism Word C1 Positivism is the view that reliable knowledge comes mainly from observable, measurable facts and scientific methods.
- post office Collocation B1 a public place where you can send mail and packages, buy stamps, and use other postal services