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work of art

something that is exceptionally well-crafted, attractively presented, or intricately detailed, often admired for its beauty or creativity

Ex: The wedding cake was a true work of art, with delicate sugar flowers and intricate designs. 
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convention

a large formal meeting or assembly, often of delegates with shared interests or professions

Ex: The political convention nominated a new candidate. 
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to trade
to trade
[Verb]

to buy and sell or exchange items of value

Ex: Merchants trade goods and services in the local market. 
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to line up

to stand in a line or row extending in a single direction

Ex: The students lined up to get their lunch. 
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to camp out

live in or as if in a tent

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overnight
overnight
[Adverb]

during a single night

Ex: The flowers bloomed overnight, transforming the garden. 
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passion
passion
[noun]

a powerful and intense emotion or feeling toward something or someone, often driving one's actions or beliefs

Ex: His passion for music led him to spend countless hours practicing and composing songs. 
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there [is] more to {sb/sth} than [meets] the eye

used to say that something is more complicated, important, or suspicious than it first appears

Ex: Do not underestimate her; there is more to her than meets the eye. 
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to sneak
to sneak
[Verb]

to move quietly and stealthily, often with the intention of avoiding detection or being unnoticed

Ex: The cat often sneaks into the neighbor's yard to explore. 
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footwear
footwear
[noun]

things worn on the feet, such as shoes, boots, etc.

Ex: The store had a wide selection of footwear, ranging from athletic sneakers to elegant heels. 
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stylish
stylish
[Adjective]

appealing in a way that is fashionable and elegant

Ex: The boutique specializes in offering stylish clothing and accessories for fashion-forward individuals. 
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to [come] a long way

to have achieved great success or made great progress

Ex: The company has come a long way since it started in a garage. 
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to invent
to invent
[Verb]

to make or design something that did not exist before

Ex: Thomas Edison invented the electric light bulb, revolutionizing illumination. 
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to [hold] a place

to have importance or value within a particular field, group, or context

Ex: That memory still holds a place in her heart. 
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rubber
rubber
[noun]

a material that is elastic, water-resistant, and often used in various products such as tires, gloves, and erasers

Ex: The mechanic replaced the worn-out tires with new rubber ones. 
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soled
soled
[Adjective]

having a sole or soles especially as specified; used in combination

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plimsoll
plimsoll
[noun]

a type of light athletic shoe made of canvas with a rubber sole glued to it

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to [change] the game

to have a major impact that significantly alters how something is done, understood, or approached

Ex: The new technology changed the game in mobile communication. 
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to release

to make a movie, music, etc. available to the public

Ex: The film studio released their latest blockbuster movie in theaters worldwide. 
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of all time
of all time
[Adverb]

throughout all of history up to the present

Ex: She is considered one of the greatest athletes of all time, known for her incredible achievements. 
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massive
massive
[Adjective]

exceptionally large or extensive in scope, degree, or impact

Ex: The company’s restructuring plan had a massive effect on its global operations. 
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hit
hit
[noun]

something, such as a movie, play, song, etc. that is very popular and successful

Ex: Her first novel was a hit and sold millions of copies worldwide. 
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to [get] {one's} hands on {sth}

to manage to obtain, acquire, or access something, often after effort or difficulty

Ex: She finally got her hands on the limited-edition sneakers. 
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symbol
symbol
[noun]

something that represents an idea, quality, or concept beyond its literal meaning

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{one's} bread and butter

the main source of a person or business's income

Ex: Freelance writing is her bread and butter. 
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wardrobe
wardrobe
[noun]

all of the clothes that someone owns

Ex: She decided to organize her wardrobe, sorting her clothes by season and color. 
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taste
taste
[noun]

a strong liking or preference for something

Ex: She has a taste for adventure, always seeking new and exciting experiences. 
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athlete
athlete
[noun]

a person who is good at sports and physical exercise, and often competes in sports competitions

Ex: As a professional athlete, he maintained a strict diet and exercise routine. 
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to perform

to function as specified

Ex: The new software is expected to perform more efficiently, reducing processing times and improving user experience. 
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lightweight
lightweight
[Adjective]

having little weight or mass, making it easy to carry or move

Ex: The suitcase was lightweight, perfect for traveling long distances. 
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long-distance running

a sustained period of continuous running at a moderate to high intensity

Ex: Many athletes prefer long-distance running as a form of stress relief. 
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cushioning

artifact consisting of soft or resilient material used to fill or give shape or protect or add comfort

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stability
stability
[noun]

the quality of being fixed or steady and unlikely to change

Ex: Political stability is essential for attracting investment, fostering economic growth, and ensuring the well-being of citizens. 
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to [go] the extra mile

to try harder than what is expected

Ex: She always goes the extra mile for her clients. 
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game-changer

something or someone that completely changes the way things are done or the outcome of a situation

Ex: The invention of the internet was a game-changer for global communication and information sharing. 
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everyday life

the normal and routine activities and experiences that happen each day to people

Ex: Cooking dinner and commuting to work are parts of everyday life for many people. 
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appealing
appealing
[Adjective]

pleasing and likely to arouse interest or desire

Ex: Despite her simple attire, there was something undeniably appealing about her natural beauty. 
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to [run] an errand

to complete a short and often minor task

Ex: She needed to run an errand to pick up some groceries for dinner. 
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night out
night out
[noun]

an evening spent outside the home for entertainment or social activity

Ex: They planned a night out at a jazz club downtown. 
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versatility

the ability to adapt to many different uses, activities, or styles

Ex: The jacket's versatility makes it perfect for both casual and formal wear. 
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go-to
go-to
[Adjective]

always relied on or preferred for a particular need or situation

Ex: The café is my go-to spot for coffee and pastries. 
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walk of life

careers in general

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retiree
retiree
[noun]

a person who has retired from employment or a professional career

Ex: The neighborhood is a mix of young professionals and retirees. 
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to [stand] the test of time

to remain strong, valuable, or effective over a long period, despite changes or challenges

Ex: A stable relationship stands the test of time. 
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to take off

to become famous and successful in a sudden and rapid manner

Ex: The young musician's career started to take off after the release of her debut album. 
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to pair
to pair
[Verb]

to connect or combine two objects, ideas, or people, often because they complement or work well together

Ex: She decided to pair her red scarf with a black dress for contrast. 
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streetwear

informal clothing that the urban youth of a particular subculture typically wear

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to [mix] and [match]

to combine different pieces of clothing, styles, or colors in a flexible way to create a coordinated outfit

Ex: She loves to mix and match her skirts and tops to create fresh looks. 
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outfit
outfit
[noun]

a set of clothes that one wears together, especially for an event or occasion

Ex: She carefully selected her outfit for the interview, wanting to make a good impression. 
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to reflect

to show a particular quality, characteristic, or emotion

Ex: His speech reflected the concerns of the community. 
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trendy
trendy
[Adjective]

influenced by the latest or popular styles

Ex: The trendy hairstyle she sported quickly became popular among her friends. 
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high fashion

expensive, stylish clothing produced by leading fashion designers, often associated with luxury and exclusivity

Ex: The runway show featured the latest trends in high fashion. 
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as common as dirt

very widespread and ordinary

Ex: In that city, traffic jams are as common as dirt. 
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around the (world|globe)

in many different countries and regions of Earth

Ex: The company has offices around the world. 
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to feature

to have something as a prominent or distinctive aspect or characteristic

Ex: The new smartphone features a high-resolution camera and a long-lasting battery. 
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futuristic
futuristic
[Adjective]

having extremely modern, innovative technology or design, often resembling what might be expected in the future

Ex: The futuristic concept car boasted autonomous driving capabilities, augmented reality displays, and zero-emission propulsion. 
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to lace
to lace
[Verb]

to fasten, secure, or tighten something, typically a shoe or garment, by threading and tying its laces

Ex: The athlete laced their running shoes before hitting the track. 
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to sell out

to sell the entire supply of a particular product

Ex: The toy store sold out of the hottest new toy, and parents had to search for it in other stores. 
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in a heartbeat

immediately or very quickly

Ex: I would accept that job in a heartbeat. 
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passionate
passionate
[Adjective]

showing or having enthusiasm or strong emotions about something one care deeply about

Ex: She is a passionate advocate for environmental conservation and volunteers regularly for cleanup projects. 
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limited-edition
limited-edition
[Adjective]

a product that is produced in a restricted quantity, making it exclusive or rare, often to increase its value or appeal

Ex: The company released a limited-edition sneaker that sold out within hours. 
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unique
unique
[Adjective]

unlike anything else and distinguished by individuality

Ex: Each snowflake is unique with its own pattern. 
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vintage
vintage
[Adjective]

(of things) old but highly valued for the quality, excellent condition, or timeless design

Ex: The vintage car, restored to its former glory, exemplified the craftsmanship of classic automobiles. 
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