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- set aside time Collocation B2 To dedicate a specific period or duration for a particular purpose or activity, often implying careful planning or rese…
- set back Phrasal verb To set back something is to delay progress or cause plans to happen later than expected.
- set down Phrasal verb To set down something is to put it down on a surface or write it down so it is recorded.
- set in Phrasal verb To set in means to begin and become noticeable, often becoming stronger over time.
- set off Phrasal verb To set off means to start a journey or to cause something to begin suddenly.
- set out Phrasal verb To set out means to begin a journey or start doing something in a planned, purposeful way.
- set the table Collocation to prepare a table for a meal by putting out plates, cutlery, glasses, etc.
- set up Phrasal verb To set up means to arrange or prepare something so it is ready to use or happen.
- setback Word A setback is a problem or delay that makes progress harder.
- settle down Phrasal verb To settle down means to become calm and start living in a stable, quiet way.
- settle in Phrasal verb To settle in means to become comfortable and feel adjusted in a new place or situation.
- sexist Word B2 A sexist person or comment unfairly judges or treats someone based on their sex or gender, usually in a way that disadv…
- shake hands Collocation To greet someone by clasping and moving their hand up and down, typically as a sign of welcome, agreement, or respect.
- Shall we get started? Collocation B1 A polite and common way to suggest beginning an activity, meeting, or task, inviting others to commence.
- share a file Collocation to send or give someone access to a digital file so they can view or download it
- share an idea Collocation to tell other people about an idea you have so they can hear it, discuss it, or use it
- share feedback Collocation to tell someone your opinions or comments about their work, product, or performance so they can improve
- share information Collocation to give or exchange facts or details with other people
- shared document Collocation B1 An electronic file or document that multiple people can access, view, and often edit, typically for collaboration.
- shook Word Past tense of 'shake', meaning to move rapidly, or informally, feeling deeply shocked or upset.