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- express an opinion Collocation to state what you think about something, especially in a clear or formal way
- expressionism Word C1 Expressionism is an artistic style that uses distortion and intense emotion rather than realistic detail.
- extra towel Collocation A2 An additional towel provided or available beyond the usual or standard supply, often for convenience or specific needs.
- extract Word C1 To extract is to remove or take something out from a larger whole.
- extrapolate Word to estimate or predict something by using known facts or data and extending them beyond what is directly observed
- extremely important Collocation very important; having a very high level of importance
- extremist Word C1 An extremist is someone who holds very strong, uncompromising views, often supporting radical actions.
- face a challenge Collocation to deal with a difficult situation or problem that requires effort to overcome
- face the music Idiom B2 To accept and deal with the unpleasant consequences of what you have done or a difficult situation.
- facilitate Word C1 To facilitate something is to make it easier for it to happen or develop.
- faction Word C1 A faction is a small, organized group within a larger one, often characterized by dissent or differing opinions.
- faculty Word C1 Faculty refers to the teaching staff of a school or university, or to a person’s natural mental or physical ability.
- fade Word C1 To fade is to gradually lose strength, brightness, or intensity until it is less noticeable.
- faff about Idiom B2 To faff about means to waste time doing unimportant things instead of doing what you should be doing.
- fail an exam Collocation to not achieve the required score or standard to pass a test
- fair enough Collocation B1 Used to acknowledge or accept a statement, reason, or outcome as reasonable, understandable, or acceptable, even if one…
- fairness Word C1 Fairness is the quality of treating people equally and making decisions in an impartial way.
- fall apart Phrasal verb To fall apart means to break into pieces or to stop working or functioning properly.
- fall at the first hurdle Idiom B2 To fail at the very beginning of a task or process.
- fall behind Phrasal verb To fall behind means to become late or slower than others, or to not keep up with what is required.