- To make sure that he was on ...(getting the right kind of inforamtion), he confirmed his findings with others.
- starting to be successful : a company that is really ...
- To have a negative or unpleasant consequence due to some action: I got the promotion, but it came..., as my ruthless behavior alienated a lot ofpeople.
- avoid someone or something unpleasant or difficult: Jo tried to ... political issues.
- the person or thing that you pay most attention to: The square is the ... of the city.
- manipulation technique that exploits human error to gain private information, access, or valuables
- To return someone or something to a state of stability or well-being after being on the verge of utter ruin, failure, or destruction: the massive success of our latest product brought the company ... of bankruptcy.
- To blame someone or something (for something); The public seems to be ....for the data breach ... the company's lax security measures.
- Heavy rain was ...(mix) with snow and ice.
- houses or apartments that the local government provides, which can be rented for a small amount of money
- someone who tries to get accepted into a higher socialclass by becoming friendly with people who belong to that class - used to show disapproval
- someone who is well known for going to many fashionable parties, and who is often rich: a Washington ...
- deliberate damage etc, when you know that what you are doing is wrong
- someone who has a lot of knowledge about many different subjects: He is either a ... or an extremely thoroughresearcher.
- he importance of good ...relations between the two countries (neighbour) Form the noun
- to start to control a situation more strictly: The government is ... public expenditure.
- used to say that a situation is not exactly as you describe it, but the effect is the same as if it were / effectively but not officially : The meeting was ,... , over.
- keep changing between two extreme amounts or limits: The stock market is... wildly at the moment./Her attitude towards me ... between friendship and hostility.
- in a place that is not connected with either of the people, groups, or countries that are involved in a discussion, argument, war, or competition: The talks will be held on ...
- to reduce the effect of something such as a speech or piece of writing, so that people will not be offended: His advisers told him to ... his speech.