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Question		Answer
Sensitive information start learning		Private or confidential details that need to be protected (e.g., personal data or financial records)
Restricted access start learning		Limited permission to enter or use something, like a room or a computer system.
Leakage start learning		The act of information or a substance escaping or being released unintentionally (e.g., data ... or oil ...)
Hacking start learning		Unauthorized access to computer systems or networks, often to steal or damage data.
Security start learning		Protection from harm, theft, or danger, especially in terms of physical or digital safety.
Suspicious links start learning		Internet links that may lead to dangerous or fraudulent websites; they often seem untrustworthy.
Dorm/ Dormitory start learning		A building where students or workers sleep in shared rooms, usually at a school or university.
To share the cost start learning		To split the price of something with others, like rent or a meal.
Flatmate start learning		A person you live with in an apartment or flat.
Peers start learning		People who are at the same level or in the same group, like classmates or colleagues.
Lonely start learning		Feeling sad because you are alone or lack company.
Tenants start learning		People who rent or lease a property from a landlord.
To be new to the game start learning		To be inexperienced or unfamiliar with something.
From the outset start learning		From the very beginning of something.
Magnificent start learning		Very beautiful, impressive, or great.
To get along/ to get on with smb start learning		To have a good relationship with someone or to be friendly with them.
To feel obliged to do smth start learning		To feel that you must do something, often because of a sense of duty or responsibility.
To show smb around start learning		To give someone a tour of a place, showing them important or interesting areas.
A steep learning curve start learning		A situation where it’s difficult to learn something new quickly, requiring a lot of effort.
Braindead start learning		Very tired or unable to think clearly; sometimes used to describe something boring or uninteresting.
Straight away start learning		Immediately, without delay.
Bathing habits start learning		The regular way someone takes care of personal hygiene, especially related to washing or bathing.

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