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19,295 words · meanings, pronunciation and origins · ranked by use

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262 words · showing 121–180

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  • keep trackphraseB1To remain aware of the progress or whereabouts of something.
  • keep up withphraseB1To move as fast as somebody else.
  • key inphraseB1To enter data by typing it on a keypad or keyboard.
  • kind ofphraseB1To some extent, but not completely.
  • knock downphraseB1To demolish, or to strike to the ground.
  • leap year/ˈliːp ˌjɪə/phraseB1The year, once every four, when February gets an extra day.
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leave outphraseB12 meaningsTo fail to include somebody or something.
  • let gophraseB12 meaningsTo release your hold on something.
  • let outphraseB22 meaningsTo make a garment wider or looser.
  • line dryphraseB1To dry washing outside on a rope.
  • lock up/ˌlɒk ˈʌp/phraseB12 meaningsTo secure a building by locking its doors.
  • locker roomphraseB1The room where the team changes and the coach gives the big speech.
  • long time no seephraseB1A friendly greeting to somebody you have not met for ages.
  • look afterphraseB1To watch over and protect a person, animal, or thing.
  • look aroundphraseB12 meaningsTo walk through a place to see what is there.
  • look forward tophraseB1To be happily excited about something coming.
  • look up/ˌlʊk ˈʌp/phraseB13 meaningsTo search for information in a reference source.
  • lose trackphraseB1To stop following something you had been following.
  • make a decisionphraseB1To choose what to do after considering the options.
  • make intophraseB1To turn one thing into another.
  • make sense ofphraseB1To find the pattern in something confusing.
  • make yourself at homephraseB1Relax here and behave as if it were your own place.
  • makes sensephraseB1That is a reasonable explanation.
  • meet upphraseB1To come together with somebody by arrangement.
  • mess upphraseB1To spoil something, or to make it untidy.
  • mix upphraseB1To confuse one thing with another.
  • more or less/mɔɹ ɔɹ lɛs/phraseB1Approximately; almost but not exactly.
  • mother tongue/ˈmʌð.ə ˌtʌŋ/phraseB1The first language you grew up speaking.
  • move in/ˌmuːv ˈɪn/phraseB12 meaningsTo begin living in a new home.
  • move in withphraseB1To begin sharing a home with somebody.
  • move outphraseB1To leave a home permanently, taking your possessions.
  • move overphraseB1To shift aside to make space.
  • my pleasurephraseB1A warm reply to being thanked.
  • new zealandphraseB1The far Pacific island country of sheep, rugby, and movie landscapes.
  • no/nəʊ/exclamationA14 meaningsUsed to refuse something, to disagree, or to deny what has been said.
  • no chancephraseB1A firm way of saying it will not happen.
  • no worriesphraseB1A relaxed way of saying that something is fine.
  • not too badphraseB1A modest English way of saying things are actually fine.
  • nothing muchphraseB1Used to say that little of note has happened.
  • on schedulephraseB1Exactly as the plan intended.
  • once in a whilephraseB1Not often, but sometimes.
  • out of reachphraseB1Too far away to be taken.
  • out of stockphraseB1Sold out — the shelf is empty until the next delivery.
  • oven mittphraseB1A padded glove for handling hot cookware.
  • pay back/peɪ bæk/phraseB12 meaningsTo return money that was borrowed.
  • personal bestphraseB1The best result a person has achieved themselves.
  • pick outphraseB12 meaningsTo select something carefully from a group.
  • pick upphraseB13 meaningsTo lift something up.
  • piece of cake/ˈpiːsə(v)ˈkeɪk/phraseB1Something extremely easy to do.
  • piggy bankphraseB1The little animal-shaped box children drop coins into.
  • please/pliːz/phraseA13 meaningsAdded to a request to make it polite.
  • put downphraseB12 meaningsTo place something on a surface.
  • put offphraseB1To move something to a later time, again and again.
  • put togetherphraseB1To assemble something from its parts.
  • queue upphraseB1To stand in line waiting your turn.
  • raining cats and dogsphraseB1Pouring with very heavy rain.
  • raise a familyphraseB1To have children and bring them up.
  • raise moneyphraseB1To collect funds for a purpose.
  • red card/ˈɹɛd ˌkɑɹd/phraseB1The card that sends a player off the field for good.
  • rely onphraseB1To depend on somebody or something with confidence.