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- emergency room Collocation A2 A hospital department for treating people with serious or life-threatening conditions that need immediate attention.
- empathy Word B1 Empathy is the ability to understand and share another person’s feelings.
- empirical Word C1 Based on observation or experience rather than theory.
- empiricism Word C1 Empiricism is the view that knowledge comes mainly from observation and experience rather than pure reasoning.
- empower Word C1 To empower someone is to give them the authority, confidence, or resources to act and make decisions.
- empty seat Collocation A2 a seat that is not occupied by anyone
- emulate Word To try to be like someone or something, often with the aim of matching or surpassing their achievements.
- enact Word C1 To enact something is to make it officially into law or to carry out a plan or decision.
- encompass Word C1 To encompass means to include or cover something completely.
- encouragement Word C1 Encouragement is something that gives someone confidence, hope, or motivation to keep going.
- encouraging Word C1 Giving someone confidence, hope, or support to continue.
- end a conversation Collocation to finish talking with someone; to bring a discussion to a close
- end up Phrasal verb To end up means to finally be in a particular place, situation, or state, often unexpectedly.
- end up doing something Collocation B2 To eventually find oneself in a particular place or situation, or to eventually do something, especially when one did n…
- endeavour Word C1 An endeavour is a serious, sustained effort to achieve a goal.
- endless Word C1 Endless describes something that seems to have no limit or finish.
- endorse Word C1 To endorse something is to publicly or officially support it, often by recommending it to others.
- endorsement Word C1 An endorsement is public or written support for a person, product, or idea.
- endure Word C1 To endure means to continue to exist or to keep going despite difficulty or pain.
- enforce Word C1 To enforce means to make sure a rule, law, or decision is obeyed, often by using authority or penalties.