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- vulnerability Word C1 Vulnerability is the state of being exposed to harm, criticism, or failure because you are not fully protected.
- wait in line Collocation B1 to stand in a queue, usually for a service or product, while expecting to be served or to pass through
- wait on Phrasal verb To wait on someone is to serve them or attend to their needs.
- wait up Phrasal verb To wait up means to stay awake and not go to bed until someone arrives or something happens.
- waiting room Collocation A2 a room where people wait before seeing someone (especially a doctor, dentist, or official)
- wake up Phrasal verb To stop sleeping and become awake.
- wake-up call Collocation B1 An event that causes someone to realize they need to take action to change a situation, often because it was previously…
- walk out Phrasal verb To walk out means to leave a place suddenly, often because you are angry or disagree with something.
- wander Word To wander means to walk or move around without a clear destination or plan.
- Want to grab coffee? Collocation B2 An informal invitation to meet up for a short time, usually over coffee. It implies a casual, quick meeting rather than…
- warm jacket Collocation A2 a jacket that keeps you comfortable in cold weather by providing warmth
- warm up Phrasal verb To warm up means to do light activity to prepare your body or mind for something more demanding.
- warts and all Idiom Accepting someone or something completely, including all faults and weaknesses.
- wash your hands Collocation to clean your hands with water (usually with soap) to remove dirt or germs
- watch out Phrasal verb “Watch out” is used to warn someone to be careful because danger or trouble is near.
- watch the pennies Idiom B2 To be very careful about spending small amounts of money in order to save and avoid waste.
- watch TV Collocation to look at and follow television programs for entertainment or information
- water bottle Collocation A2 a bottle used to carry and drink water, especially when traveling, exercising, or at work/school
- We are in the same class. Collocation A2 To be a student in the same course, academic group, or grade level as someone else.
- We go way back. Idiom B2 This idiom means that two or more people have known each other for a long time.