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- you guys Collocation B1 An informal way to address or refer to a group of people, equivalent to 'you all' or 'everyone.'
- you know what I mean Collocation B1 Used to check if the listener understands the speaker's implied meaning or sentiment, or to clarify a somewhat vague st…
- you lot Collocation B2 An informal, often British English, way of addressing a group of people, meaning "all of you."
- You must be excited. Collocation B1 This phrase is used to express a strong deduction or assumption that someone is feeling excited, based on their appeara…
- You must be relieved. Collocation B1 Expressing certainty that someone feels glad and reassured after a period of worry, stress, or difficulty has ended.
- You're on mute. Collocation A2 This phrase is used in virtual meetings or calls to tell someone that their microphone is turned off, and therefore, no…
- zero in on Phrasal verb To zero in on something means to focus closely on it or aim at it with increasing accuracy.
- zionism Word C1 Zionism is a political movement that supports the establishment and continued existence of a Jewish national homeland i…
- zip code Collocation A2 A five-digit number used in the United States to identify a postal delivery area, helping to sort mail more efficiently.