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- a bit B1 A small amount or degree; somewhat.
- absolutely right completely correct; exactly true
- accept an offer to agree to take an offer that is made to you (e.g., a job, deal, or proposal)
- accept responsibility to admit that something is your fault or your duty and deal with the consequences
- achieve a goal to successfully reach an objective you have been working toward
- acknowledge emotional cues To recognize and respond to the non-verbal or subtle signals of another person's feelings or state of mind.
- action item B1 A documented task or step that needs to be taken to achieve a goal, solve a problem, or complete a project. It typicall…
- all around the shops In or to many different shops, usually in the local area, often while searching for something.
- all in all B2 Considering everything; on the whole; when all is taken into account.
- annual leave B1 Paid time off work that an employee is entitled to take each year.
- answer a question to respond to a question by giving information or an explanation
- answer correctly to give the right answer; to respond in a way that is accurate
- answer incorrectly to give a wrong answer; to respond in a way that is not correct
- answer the phone to pick up a ringing phone and respond to the caller
- Are you free later? A2 A casual way to ask if someone is available at a later time.
- arrange a meeting to organize and set up a time (and often a place) for people to meet
- arrival hall A2 The area in an airport, station, or port where passengers disembark from a plane, train, or ship and collect their lugg…
- As discussed... B1 Referring back to a previous conversation, meeting, or agreement; in accordance with what was talked about.
- As far as I know A2 Used to say that you think something is true, but you are not completely certain, or that you are reporting all the inf…
- As I was saying B1 Used to return to a previous point in a conversation, often after an interruption or digression.