Word Network: corners

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See it in Videos (1)

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Turning a Sphere Outside In

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Learn it in Context (5)

The 'Made in Italy' Luxury Fashion Industry

economy

The Art of Brazilian Hospitality and Social Greetings

lifestyle

Financial Services and the City of London

economy

Jiaozi (Chinese Dumplings)

cuisine

Pansori

arts

Grammar Connections (5)

Don't & Doesn't — Saying No to Actions

negation
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`I'd Like...` — Ordering & Polite Requests

expressions_patterns
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Pointing Back: Using Pronouns (Anaphoric Reference)

pronouns
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Let-she vs. Let-her: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
B1

Formal Prepositions in Relative Clauses (to whom, for which)

relative_clauses
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Used in Phrases (5)

to cut corners idiom meaning sentences

This phrase refers to the meaning of 'to cut corners,' which is to do something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way, often by omitting steps or sacrificing quality.

To cut corners.

Do quickly, cheaply.

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cut corners

To do something in the easiest or cheapest way

B2

Cut corners.

Do something quickly or cheaply

A2

to cut corners

Do something poorly to save money.

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