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- procurement Word Procurement is the process of obtaining goods or services, especially for a business or government organization.
- project deadline Collocation A1 The specific date or time by which a project or a phase of a project must be completed.
- prosperity Word Prosperity is the state of being successful, especially by having money, a strong economy, or general well-being.
- protagonist Word B1 A protagonist is the main character in a story, play, or film.
- provide information Collocation to give facts or details so someone can understand something or make a decision
- provide support Collocation to give help, assistance, or resources to someone or something
- psychiatric Word C1 Relating to the diagnosis, treatment, or study of mental health conditions.
- psychiatry Word C1 Psychiatry is the branch of medicine that focuses on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions.
- psychological Word B2 Related to the mind, emotions, and human behavior.
- psychologist Word B2 A psychologist is a trained professional who studies behavior and mental processes and helps people with emotional or b…
- psychology Word B2 Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and human behavior.
- psychopath Word C1 A psychopath is a person who shows a persistent lack of empathy and remorse and may behave in a manipulative, harmful w…
- PTO Word B1 PTO stands for Paid Time Off, which is a benefit allowing employees to take a set amount of paid time away from work fo…
- public toilet Collocation A2 A toilet facility provided for the use of the general public, typically in a public place like a park, station, or stre…
- public transport Collocation A2 buses, trains, trams, subways, and other shared travel services available to everyone
- pull off Phrasal verb To pull off means to succeed in doing something difficult or impressive.
- pull out Phrasal verb To pull out means to remove something from a place or to stop participating in an activity or agreement.
- pull over Phrasal verb To pull over means to move a vehicle to the side of the road and stop.
- pull someone's leg Idiom B2 To pull someone's leg means to joke by tricking someone into believing something that is not true.
- pull strings Idiom C1 To pull strings means to use personal influence or connections to get something done, often in a way others cannot.