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- new colleague A1 A person who has recently started working in the same company or department as you.
- next steps B1 The actions, procedures, or stages that immediately follow a current one, usually in a sequence towards a goal or resol…
- next-door neighbor A1 a person who lives in the house or apartment immediately beside yours
- Nice to meet you. A1 A polite and friendly expression used when introduced to someone for the first time, or sometimes when seeing someone a…
- no offense, but B2 Used to introduce a potentially critical, impolite, or disagreeable remark, indicating that the speaker does not intend…
- No problem. A1 You're welcome; it's not an inconvenience or difficulty.
- no wonder B1 Used to say that you are not surprised by something because there is a clear and obvious reason for it.
- no worries B1 An informal way of saying 'you're welcome,' 'no problem,' or 'it's alright.' It indicates that something is not a probl…
- No worries at all. A2 An informal expression used to indicate that something is not a problem, or to dismiss thanks; equivalent to "You're we…
- not at all B1 Used to emphasize a negative statement, meaning 'absolutely not' or 'definitely no'. It can also be used as a polite re…
- notorious for poor hygiene Having a widely known and usually negative reputation specifically because of a lack of cleanliness or unsanitary condi…
- Now that you mention it. B2 Used to acknowledge something a person has just said, often because it prompts a new thought, a sudden realization, or …
- offer advice to give someone suggestions or guidance about what they should do
- offer help to say you are willing to help someone; to make assistance available
- office building A2 a building that is mainly used for offices where people work
- On a different note B1 Used to introduce a new topic that is unrelated or only loosely related to the current discussion.
- On that note. C1 Used to transition to a related topic or action based on something just mentioned, or to conclude a discussion.
- on the other hand B1 Used to introduce a contrasting fact, idea, or situation.
- One more thing A2 Used to introduce an additional, often final, point, question, or comment that someone has just remembered or wishes to…
- One thing I noticed is A2 This phrase introduces a specific observation or a particular detail that the speaker has become aware of. It's often u…