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01
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(verb)
to make it easier for someone to do something or solve a problem
past simple
noun form
02
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(idiom)
a phrase used to mention another possible result, such as winning or achieving something
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
03
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(verb)
to learn something carefully so that you can remember it exactly
past simple
noun form
04
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(adjective)
close enough to reach easily or only a short distance away
adverb form
antonym
05
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(adjective)
too worried about being neat, correct and proper, often in a fussy way
adverb form
antonym
06
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(noun, uncountable)
the state of being free from dirt and kept tidy and hygienic
adjective form
verb form
07
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(idiom)
a casual way to say someone is extremely fussy about order or tidiness
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
08
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(verb)
to stop improving or increasing after a period of steady progress
past simple
noun form
09
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(noun, uncountable)
how important, useful or worth money something is
adjective form
verb form
10
_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(idiom)
a phrase used to add that something might also affect what people think of you
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
11
_ _ _ _ _ _
(verb)
to bring a memory of something back into your mind
past simple
noun form
12
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(adjective)
often unable to remember things or keep information in your mind
adverb form
antonym
13
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(adjective)
not interesting or special enough for people to remember it easily
adverb form
antonym
14
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(adjective)
different from what is normal, common or expected
adverb form
antonym
15
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(idiom)
a phrase used to add that something is also easy to forget
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
16
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(noun)
a very large grey animal with a long trunk, famous for remembering things
plural
adjective form
17
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(noun)
a bad memory that lets information escape easily, like a tool full of holes
plural
verb form
18
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(noun)
a small orange fish kept as a pet, said to forget things quickly
plural
collocation
Flashcards
01
H _ _ P
(verb)
to make it easier for someone to do something or solve a problem
past simple
noun form
02
O RS _ _ _ _ _ S
(idiom)
a phrase used to mention another possible result, such as winning or achieving something
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
03
M _ _ _ _ _ _ E
(verb)
to learn something carefully so that you can remember it exactly
past simple
noun form
04
N _ _ _ _ Y
(adjective)
close enough to reach easily or only a short distance away
adverb form
antonym
05
P _ _ _ _ Y
(adjective)
too worried about being neat, correct and proper, often in a fussy way
adverb form
antonym
06
C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S
(noun, uncountable)
the state of being free from dirt and kept tidy and hygienic
adjective form
verb form
07
K _ _ DO FO _ D
(idiom)
a casual way to say someone is extremely fussy about order or tidiness
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
08
P _ _ _ _ _ U
(verb)
to stop improving or increasing after a period of steady progress
past simple
noun form
09
V _ _ _ E
(noun, uncountable)
how important, useful or worth money something is
adjective form
verb form
10
O RR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N
(idiom)
a phrase used to add that something might also affect what people think of you
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
11
R _ _ _ _ L
(verb)
to bring a memory of something back into your mind
past simple
noun form
12
F _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L
(adjective)
often unable to remember things or keep information in your mind
adverb form
antonym
13
F _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E
(adjective)
not interesting or special enough for people to remember it easily
adverb form
antonym
14
U _ _ _ _ _ L
(adjective)
different from what is normal, common or expected
adverb form
antonym
15
O RN _ TM _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E
(idiom)
a phrase used to add that something is also easy to forget
plain-English meaning
example trigger phrase
16
E _ _ _ _ _ _ T
(noun)
a very large grey animal with a long trunk, famous for remembering things
plural
adjective form
17
S _ _ _ E
(noun)
a bad memory that lets information escape easily, like a tool full of holes
plural
verb form
18
G _ _ _ _ _ _ H
(noun)
a small orange fish kept as a pet, said to forget things quickly
plural
collocation