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- correspondent C1 A correspondent is someone who regularly reports news from a particular place or on a particular topic.
- corresponding C1 Connected with something else and matching it in a clear, direct way.
- corrupt C1 Corrupt means dishonest or willing to misuse power, especially for personal gain.
- corruption C1 Corruption is dishonest or illegal behavior by people in power, especially when they misuse their position for personal…
- costly C1 Costly means expensive or requiring a lot of money, time, or effort.
- councillor C1 A councillor is an elected member of a local council who represents residents and helps make decisions about local serv…
- counselling C1 Counselling is professional guidance that helps someone understand and deal with personal or emotional difficulties.
- counsellor C1 A counsellor is a trained professional who gives guidance and support to help people deal with personal, emotional, or …
- counter C1 A counter is a long, flat surface used for serving, preparing, or paying for goods.
- counterpart C1 A counterpart is a person or thing that has a similar role or function to another in a different place or context.
- countless C1 Too many to be counted or very many.
- coup C1 A coup is a sudden, illegal takeover of a government, usually carried out by a small group such as the military.
- courtesy C1 Courtesy is polite, respectful behavior that shows consideration for other people.
- craft C1 A craft is a skilled activity of making things by hand, or the skill involved in doing it well.
- craving A craving is a strong desire for a specific food, drink, or experience.
- crawl C1 To crawl means to move forward slowly on hands and knees or close to the ground.
- creator C1 A creator is a person or group that makes something new, especially art, media, or ideas.
- credibility C1 Credibility is the quality of being trusted and believed.
- credible C1 Credible means believable and trustworthy enough to be accepted as true.
- creep C1 To move slowly, quietly, or stealthily, often close to the ground.