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sell out Phrasal verb To sell out means to sell all of something so none is left.
semantics Word C1 Semantics is the study of meaning in language.
send a link Collocation to share a web address (URL) with someone so they can open it
send a message Collocation to communicate with someone by writing to them, especially by text or an app
send a reply Collocation to respond to a message by writing back, especially by email or text
send an email Collocation to write and transmit a message using email
send an invoice Collocation to deliver a bill to a customer requesting payment for goods or services
send back Phrasal verb To send back means to return something to the person or place it came from.
send off Phrasal verb To send off means to mail or dispatch something or someone so it goes to another place.
sent to Coventry Idiom C1 If someone is sent to Coventry, other people deliberately ignore them and refuse to speak to them as punishment.
serendipity Word C1 Serendipity is the experience of finding something good or useful by chance.
serene Word Serene means calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
serious problem Collocation a major or important difficulty that could cause significant harm or trouble
seriously ill Collocation very sick; having a severe illness or medical condition
service charge Collocation B1 An additional fee or percentage added to a bill, especially in restaurants, hotels, or for professional services, usual…
service counter Collocation A2 a counter or desk in a store or public place where customers go for help, returns, repairs, or information
set a deadline Collocation to decide and announce the latest time by which something must be finished
set a goal Collocation to decide on a specific aim you want to achieve
set about Phrasal verb To set about something means to start doing it in an energetic and organized way.
set aside Phrasal verb To set aside something means to keep it for a later time or for a specific purpose.