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- split up Phrasal verb To split up means to separate into parts or to end a relationship.
- spot on Idiom Exactly right or perfectly accurate.
- squander Word To waste something, especially money or time, in a foolish or extravagant manner.
- stamina Word The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort; endurance.
- stand by Phrasal verb To stand by means to wait and be ready to act, or to support someone or something.
- stand for Phrasal verb To stand for something means to represent it or to mean it.
- stand out Phrasal verb To stand out means to be clearly noticeable or different from others.
- stand up Phrasal verb To stand up means to rise to your feet from sitting or lying down.
- start a conversation Collocation to begin talking with someone, especially to initiate communication
- start a project Collocation to begin work on a planned piece of work or activity, often with a goal and steps
- start off Phrasal verb To start off means to begin something, especially an activity, event, or process.
- start out Phrasal verb To start out means to begin something, especially a new activity, process, or situation.
- start up Phrasal verb To start up means to begin operating, especially for a machine, system, or business.
- start work Collocation A1 to begin working, especially at a job or on a task
- stationary Word B2 Not moving or changing position.
- stationery Word B2 Stationery is paper and writing materials used for letters, notes, and office work.
- status update Collocation A1 A report on the current situation or progress of something.
- stay on Phrasal verb To continue doing something or remain in a place for longer than expected or planned.
- stay put Phrasal verb To remain in the same place or position; not to move.
- stay up Phrasal verb To stay up means to remain awake and not go to bed at the usual time.