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- endorse C1 To endorse something is to publicly or officially support it, often by recommending it to others.
- endorsement C1 An endorsement is public or written support for a person, product, or idea.
- endure C1 To endure means to continue to exist or to keep going despite difficulty or pain.
- enforce C1 To enforce means to make sure a rule, law, or decision is obeyed, often by using authority or penalties.
- enforcement C1 Enforcement is the act of making sure a law, rule, or agreement is obeyed.
- engagement C1 Engagement is an agreement to get married or the state of being involved and interested in something.
- engaging C1 Interesting and enjoyable enough to hold your attention.
- enquire C1 To enquire means to ask for information or to investigate something, especially in a formal or polite way.
- enrich C1 To enrich means to improve the quality or value of something by adding something beneficial.
- enrol C1 To enrol means to officially register someone or yourself for a course, program, or organization.
- ensue C1 To ensue is to happen or occur as a direct result of something else.
- enterprise C1 An enterprise is a business or a large, organized project that involves initiative and risk.
- enthusiast C1 An enthusiast is someone who is very interested in and excited about a particular activity or subject.
- entitle C1 To entitle someone means to give them the official right to have or do something.
- entity C1 An entity is something that exists as a separate and identifiable thing.
- ephemeral C1 Lasting for a very short time.
- epidemic C1 An epidemic is a rapid spread of a disease in a particular community or region.
- epiphany C1 An epiphany is a sudden, clear understanding of something important.
- equality C1 Equality is the principle that all people should have the same rights, opportunities, and treatment.
- equation C1 An equation is a mathematical statement that shows two expressions are equal.