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- bring someone luck to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome
- bring up a topic B1 To introduce a subject for discussion or consideration.
- browse the web to look through websites on the internet casually, without a specific goal
- brush your teeth to clean your teeth with a toothbrush, usually with toothpaste
- budget approval A2 Official permission to spend money for a specific purpose or project.
- build a company to create and grow a business over time, developing its products, team, and operations
- build trust to create or strengthen confidence and reliability between people or groups over time
- bus stop B1 a place by the road where buses regularly stop so passengers can get on or off
- busy day A1 a day with a lot to do; full of tasks and activity
- buy a ticket A2 to pay for and obtain a ticket that allows you to enter or travel
- buy groceries to purchase food and household items from a store for regular use at home
- by all means B2 Certainly; yes; definitely. Used to give permission or express strong agreement or to indicate that something should be…
- by close of business B2 By the end of the working day; by the time the office or place of business closes. Used to set a deadline.
- By the way A1 Used to introduce a new topic, often tangential, or to add information that wasn't previously mentioned.
- calendar invite B1 An electronic request sent to someone to ask them to attend a meeting or event, which automatically adds the event to t…
- Call an ambulance. A2 To summon emergency medical services by dialing the emergency number (e.g., 911, 999, 112) when someone is seriously il…
- calm down quickly B1 To become less agitated, upset, or excited in a short amount of time; to regain composure swiftly.
- Can everyone hear me? A2 A common question asked to check if one's voice is audible and clear to a group, often at the start of a meeting, prese…
- Can I add something? A2 A polite way to ask for permission to contribute to a discussion or conversation, usually to offer an additional point,…
- Can I change this? A2 A polite question used to ask for permission to alter or exchange something (a choice, order, seat, setting, or item).