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- build trust Collocation to create or strengthen confidence and reliability between people or groups over time
- build up Phrasal verb To build up means to increase or develop something gradually over time.
- bulk Word C1 Bulk is the large size or main mass of something, or the state of being bought or sold in large quantities.
- burden Word C1 A burden is something heavy or difficult to carry, deal with, or be responsible for.
- bureaucracy Word C1 Bureaucracy is a system of administration run through many rules, procedures, and departments.
- burial Word C1 A burial is the act of placing a dead body in a grave as part of a funeral.
- burn bridges Idiom B2 To burn bridges means to ruin a relationship or remove the possibility of going back to a previous situation.
- burn down Phrasal verb To burn down means to be completely destroyed by fire.
- burn off Phrasal verb To burn off means to remove something by burning it or by using energy through activity.
- burn out Phrasal verb To burn out means to become so tired and stressed from work or pressure that you can’t continue effectively.
- burn up Phrasal verb To burn up means to be completely destroyed by fire.
- burnout Word B2 Burnout is a state of extreme tiredness and loss of motivation caused by long-term stress, especially at work.
- burst Word C1 A burst is a sudden, brief increase or release of energy, activity, or sound.
- bus stop Collocation B1 a place by the road where buses regularly stop so passengers can get on or off
- busy day Collocation A1 a day with a lot to do; full of tasks and activity
- buy a ticket Collocation A2 to pay for and obtain a ticket that allows you to enter or travel
- buy groceries Collocation to purchase food and household items from a store for regular use at home
- buy in Phrasal verb To buy in means to accept an idea or plan and support it.
- buy into Phrasal verb To buy into something means to believe in it and accept it as true or worth supporting.
- buy off Phrasal verb To buy off someone is to give them money or benefits to stop them causing trouble or to get their cooperation.