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caveat C1 A caveat is a warning or condition that you should keep in mind before accepting or doing something.
circulate C1 To circulate means to move or be passed around within a place or group.
cognitive C1 Related to the way the mind thinks, learns, and understands.
collaborate C1 To collaborate means to work together with other people to achieve a shared goal.
collaboration C1 Collaboration is the act of working together with others to achieve a shared goal.
collision C1 A collision is an accident in which two or more things hit each other.
commentator C1 A commentator is someone who gives spoken or written opinions or explanations about events, especially for an audience.
commerce C1 Commerce is the activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially on a large scale.
compelling C1 Very interesting or convincing in a way that makes people pay attention or believe something.
complacent C1 Too satisfied with yourself or a situation, so you stop trying to improve or notice problems.
complement C1 A complement is something that completes, improves, or goes well with something else.
compliment C1 A compliment is a polite remark that praises someone or something.
conceal C1 To conceal something is to hide it so that others cannot see or discover it.
confrontation C1 A confrontation is a tense meeting or situation in which people openly disagree or argue.
conquer C1 To conquer means to defeat an opponent or take control of a place by force or strong effort.
constraint C1 A constraint is a limit or restriction that controls what you can do or how something can be done.
contemplate C1 To contemplate something is to think about it carefully and for a long time.
continually C1 Continually means happening repeatedly or very often, sometimes with short breaks.
conundrum C1 A conundrum is a confusing and difficult problem to solve.
cooperate C1 To cooperate means to work together willingly to achieve a shared goal.