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- forget a name to be unable to remember someone's or something's name
- fresh air clean, natural air outside, especially that feels pleasant and healthy to breathe
- fresh coffee A1 coffee that has been recently made or brewed and has not been sitting for long
- fresh food food that is recently made or harvested and not old, spoiled, or heavily processed
- fresh fruit fruit that is recently harvested and not preserved, canned, or dried
- fresh vegetables vegetables that are newly picked or bought and not frozen, canned, or old
- fresh water water that is not salty and is clean enough for drinking or everyday use, such as from rivers, lakes, or wells
- friendly staff B1 employees in a place (such as a hotel, restaurant, or shop) who are kind, welcoming, and helpful to customers
- front desk B1 the reception area or staff at a hotel, office, or building where visitors check in and get help
- full schedule A2 a timetable that has no free time because many activities or appointments are planned
- fully understand to understand something completely, with no confusion or missing details
- gain access to obtain the ability or permission to enter a place, use a system, or get information
- gain confidence to become more confident over time, often through practice or experience
- gain experience to get more skill or knowledge by doing something over time
- gain weight to become heavier; to increase in body weight
- get a chance to have an opportunity to do something
- get a job to obtain paid work; to be hired for a position
- get a letter to receive a letter (usually in the mail) from someone or an organization
- get a message to receive a message (e.g., a text, email, or note) from someone
- get a phone call to receive a telephone call from someone