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- Let us catch up soon. B1 To meet and talk to someone you have not seen for some time in order to find out what they have been doing, or to find …
- Let's come back to that. B1 Used to suggest postponing the discussion of a particular topic until a later time, often because it's not the right mo…
- Let's go through the agenda. B1 To discuss, review, or examine the items listed on a plan or schedule for a meeting or event, usually in a systematic o…
- Let's sync up. B1 Let's coordinate, share updates, or meet to ensure we are aligned and working together effectively.
- Let's talk this through. B1 To discuss something completely and in detail, examining all aspects to understand it, resolve it, or make a decision.
- Let's wrap up. B1 To finish or conclude an activity, meeting, or discussion.
- light rain B1 a small amount of rain; not heavy or intense
- line manager B1 A person who is directly responsible for managing the work of a team or department and reports to a more senior manager.
- living room B1 a room in a home where people relax, sit, and spend time together
- look forward to a trip B1 To feel excited and pleased about an upcoming journey or vacation.
- Looking forward to hearing from you. B1 An idiomatic expression used to convey anticipation or eagerness to receive a response or communication from someone.
- Lovely to see you. B1 A warm and polite greeting used when meeting someone, expressing pleasure or happiness at their presence. It's similar …
- loyalty card B1 A card issued by a retailer to customers that allows them to earn points, discounts, or special benefits as an incentiv…
- make a call B1 to telephone someone or to place a phone call
- make sense B1 To be logical, reasonable, or understandable; to have a clear meaning.
- Maybe later. B1 A polite way to decline or postpone an activity or suggestion, implying it might be considered at another time.
- maybe we could B1 Used to introduce a polite, tentative suggestion or a potential idea for an action involving the speaker and others.
- meeting agenda B1 A list of topics or items to be discussed during a meeting.
- more or less B1 approximately; almost; to a certain extent; somewhat
- My bag was stolen. B1 To have one's bag (or other possession) taken unlawfully by someone else.