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- reply all Collocation A2 To send a response to every recipient of an original email, including the sender and all CC'd recipients.
- report a bug Collocation to inform the software team about a problem or error in a program so it can be fixed
- reset a password Collocation to change a password to regain access to an account, usually after forgetting it or for security
- resilience Word B2 Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulties and keep going.
- respect Word A2 Respect is a good feeling and behavior that shows you value someone or something.
- restaurant menu Collocation A2 A list of food and drink items, usually with prices, available for customers to order in a restaurant.
- restroom Word A2 A public room with toilets and sinks, especially in a store, restaurant, or other public building.
- return policy Collocation B1 A set of rules established by a retailer regarding how customers can return unwanted or defective merchandise for a ref…
- revise for a test Collocation to review and study material in preparation for an exam or test
- revoke Word To revoke means to officially cancel or take back something such as a right, permission, or decision.
- rhetoric Word C1 Rhetoric is the skill of using language to persuade or influence people.
- ride a bike Collocation to travel on a bicycle by sitting on it and controlling it with pedals and handlebars
- ride a horse Collocation to sit on a horse and control it while it moves
- ride shotgun Idiom B2 To ride in the front passenger seat of a vehicle, usually next to the driver.
- right as rain Idiom B2 Completely well again, or in perfect condition.
- right on the money Idiom “Right on the money” means exactly correct or accurate.
- ring up Phrasal verb To ring up someone means to call them on the phone.
- rizz Word B2 Rizz means charm or skill at attracting someone romantically.
- rock the boat Idiom B2 To rock the boat means to cause trouble or upset a stable situation by making changes or criticizing.
- roll out Phrasal verb B1 To officially launch a new product, flatten dough, or informally, to get out of bed.