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- work on Phrasal verb To work on something means to spend time and effort improving it or trying to finish it.
- work out Phrasal verb To work out means to exercise or to find a solution by thinking or calculating.
- work out a solution Collocation B2 To find a way to solve a problem or deal with a difficult situation, often through effort, thought, or discussion.
- working from home Collocation A2 Performing one's job duties from one's residence rather than a traditional office; telecommuting.
- Would it be possible to Collocation B1 A polite way of asking if something can be done or achieved.
- Would you be open to trying this? Collocation B2 Are you willing to consider or experience this new thing or idea?
- Would you mind Collocation B1 A polite way to ask someone to do something, often followed by a gerund (verb-ing).
- wrap up Phrasal verb To wrap up means to finish something or bring it to a close.
- write a letter Collocation to compose a message in letter form, usually to be sent to someone
- write a message Collocation to create a written note or text to communicate with someone, often by phone or online
- write a note Collocation A2 to quickly put a short message or reminder into writing
- write an email Collocation to create and type a message to send by email
- write code Collocation to create computer program instructions in a programming language
- write down Phrasal verb To write something on paper or in a device so you can remember it later.
- write off Phrasal verb To write off something is to decide it is a loss or not worth trying to recover.
- write up Phrasal verb To write up something is to produce a full written account or report of it.
- xenophobia Word C1 Xenophobia is a strong dislike or fear of people from other countries or cultures.
- xenophobic Word C1 Showing fear or strong dislike of people from other countries or cultures.
- yonks Idiom B2 A very long time, especially from a time in the past until now.
- You alright? Collocation B1 A common informal greeting or inquiry about someone's well-being.