Collocations, Idioms, and Linking words

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Collocations, Idioms and others

Definition

extra practice

additional practice

easy come, easy go

used to indicate that a relationship or possession acquired without effort may be abandoned or lost casually and without regret

even if

used to say that if something is the case or not, the result is the same

excel in

being extremely good at something

excellent customer service

providing high-quality service to customers, including being friendly, responsive, and helpful

environmental degradation

the deterioration or decline in the quality, health, or functioning of the natural environment. It describes the negative impact of human activities on the ecosystems, habitats, biodiversity, air, water, soil, and other elements of the environment.

emerged from

the act of coming out, appearing, or becoming visible or known after being concealed, hidden, or unknown. It implies a transition from a state of obscurity, secrecy, or invisibility to a state of visibility, recognition, or prominence.

enjoy eating on special occasions

the act of deriving pleasure or satisfaction from consuming food during special or significant events. It suggests that on these particular occasions, individuals tend to take pleasure in the experience of eating, which may involve indulging in delicious or elaborate meals, trying new dishes, or savoring favorite foods.

en-suite

a term used to describe a private bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom.

excelled in his field

this is a collocation that describes someone who is exceptionally skilled or accomplished in their area of work.

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