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BP C1 Units 1-3 vocabulary review

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    vocabulary review BP C1 Units 1-3
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  • A situation where everyone gets to run the race in the same shoes — no secret shortcuts, golden parachutes, or invisibility cloaks allowed.
    level playing field
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  • A rough estimate — not exact, but close enough to start a conversation. Like guessing someone’s age within a few years (and not accidentally saying they’re 75 when they’re 35).
    ballpark figure
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  • A magical creature who believes in your idea and opens their wallet to prove it.
    backer
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  • What you get for what you gave — like planting one apple seed and expecting an orchard (or at least a pie).
    ROI
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  • A place where business people yell, wave papers, and make deals faster than you can say “stock market meltdown.”
    trading floor
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  • To finally enjoy the juicy fruit of all your sweat, stress, and spreadsheets — harvest time for hard work.
    reap ewards
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  • When products are designed to quit on you right after the warranty expires. Like that toaster that suddenly "decided to retire."
    planned obsolescence
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  • An economy that doesn’t throw things away — it recycles, reuses, repurposes, and maybe even turns old jeans into car seats.
    circular economy
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  • Right from the starting line — before the race even begins, you're already thinking ahead.
    from the outset
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  • The superpower of planning for a world that doesn’t exist yet — like predicting flying taxis and actually preparing for them.
    forward-thinking
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  • Shiny, sparkly elements that people dig holes in the Earth for and wear or hoard like dragons — gold, silver, platinum.
    precious metals
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  • Boring-sounding but world-shaping stuff like oil, coffee, corn, and cotton — everyday things you can trade in bulk (and fight wars over).
    commodities
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  • To go from “meh” to “wow” — like swapping your 2012 phone for one that can practically make coffee.
    to upgrade
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  • Doing things your way — not the usual, not the safe, but maybe genius (or at least interesting).
    unorthodox
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  • A plan that didn’t come from a napkin doodle — detailed, logical, and unlikely to fall apart before lunch
    well thought out
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  • To mess around, tweak, and poke at something until it works better — or at least doesn’t explode.
    tinker with
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