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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1001 temples United Kingdom Temples in the United Kingdom are mostly visited for historical and tourist purposes rather than religious ones. 7
1002 theater seat United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, theater seating is typically reserved and patrons choose their seats in advance. 7
1003 tradition United Kingdom Traditions are highly valued in the United Kingdom and are passed down through generations, often centering around holidays and family events. 7
1004 traffic congestion United Kingdom Traffic congestion is common in urban areas in the United Kingdom, causing frustration and stress among drivers during rush hours. 7
1005 training United Kingdom In the UK, employee training and development focus on formal education, vocational courses, and practical exercises to emphasize individual achievement and self-improvement. 7
1006 travel agent United Kingdom In the UK, travel agents used to frequently book flights, hotels, and vacation packages, but have become less common due to online platforms. 7
1007 trick or treating United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, trick or treating is less common than in the United States, with children in costumes going door-to-door for coins, fruits, or nuts on Halloween. 7
1008 typing United Kingdom Typing is a valuable and commonly taught skill for office work in the United Kingdom. 7
1009 upholstery United Kingdom Upholstery and woven cloth are significant elements of traditional home decor and textile production in the UK. 7
1010 use of titles United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, titles such as 'Mr.', 'Mrs.', and 'Dr.' are commonly used in formal settings to demonstrate respect and status. 7
1011 vacation United Kingdom Vacations in the United Kingdom often involve leisure travel to tourist attractions and historical sites. 7
1012 vehicle part United Kingdom The location and functionality of the steering wheel are essential for vehicle control and the driving experience in the United Kingdom. 7
1013 vest United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, vests are often worn for formal or professional attire and safety in certain professions. 7
1014 walk through United Kingdom In the UK, 'walk through' typically refers to property inspections and task reviews. 7
1015 war dead United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, war dead are honored and commemorated with national holidays, memorials, and ceremonies. 7
1016 water United Kingdom Water, including still water, is an important part of daily life in the UK. 7
1017 water main United Kingdom Water mains are essential for distributing clean water to both urban and rural areas in the United Kingdom. 7
1018 waterbury United Kingdom Waterbury is not a widely known concept in the UK, potentially referencing a type of luxury watch. 7
1019 watt United Kingdom Watt is a common unit of power measurement used in the United Kingdom for electrical engineering and everyday language, often associated with light bulbs and electrical appliances. 7
1020 wedding United Kingdom Traditional UK weddings typically involve vows, ring exchange, personalized single-day celebrations, and fewer rituals. 7
1021 weir United Kingdom In the UK, weirs are frequently used to control water flow and monitor water levels in rivers and streams. 7
1022 whistle United Kingdom Whistling is a significant cultural symbol in the United Kingdom, used for signaling in sports and as a form of expression, communication, and whistleblowing. 7
1023 whiteboard United Kingdom Whiteboards are commonly used in classrooms and offices in the United Kingdom for brainstorming, presentations, and note-taking. 7
1024 whole United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, consumers commonly prefer whole items such as milk and produce. 7
1025 world war ii United Kingdom World War II had a significant and enduring impact on global politics, the economy, and geopolitics, particularly in the United Kingdom. 7
1026 wrapper United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, wrappers are frequently used for packaging food items like candies, snacks, and sandwiches. 7
1027 zoo United Kingdom Zoos in the United Kingdom are popular family destinations, offering educational experiences and close-up animal encounters. 7
1028 address United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, addressing involves both formal and informal manners, with specific formats and titles for royalty and authority figures. 6
1029 agree United Kingdom In the UK, openly expressing agreement is common and polite. 6
1030 aircraft carriers United Kingdom Aircraft carriers are crucial for power projection and defense in the United Kingdom's naval culture. 6
1031 american revolutionary war United Kingdom The American Revolutionary War is seen as a defeat and loss of colonies that shaped British colonial history. 6
1032 antique United Kingdom Antique furniture and collectibles are highly valued and sought after in the United Kingdom, often passed down through generations as family heirlooms. 6
1033 apple picking United Kingdom In the UK, apple picking is associated with traditional harvest festivals and cider making. 6
1034 arsenal United Kingdom The term "Arsenal" in the United Kingdom commonly refers to both the English football club based in London and a collection of weapons and military equipment. 6
1035 assessment United Kingdom Assessment is a standard method for evaluating knowledge and performance in the United Kingdom, often through written tests and examinations in educational and professional settings. 6
1036 attendee United Kingdom Attendees in the United Kingdom are expected to RSVP and participate actively in events and social gatherings. 6
1037 audience United Kingdom In the UK, audience engagement and participation are emphasized, making them responsive during performances and interactive events. 6
1038 audio United Kingdom Audio devices are widely used in the UK for entertainment and accessibility. 6
1039 auditorium United Kingdom Auditoriums in the United Kingdom are commonly used for lectures, concerts, and performances in educational and corporate settings. 6
1040 backboard United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, backboards are used for multiple purposes such as displaying dart scores, transporting injured people, and in medical contexts. 6
1041 bail United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, bail is legal practice that allows accused individuals to be released from custody before their trial by providing financial security. 6
1042 bandage United Kingdom The United Kingdom commonly uses bandages in first aid to cover and protect minor cuts and wounds. 6
1043 bank teller United Kingdom Bank tellers in the UK assist customers with financial transactions and handle various financial services. 6
1044 bear down United Kingdom In the UK, 'bear down' is commonly used to express exerting pressure or focusing, particularly during childbirth and mental effort. 6
1045 beard United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, beards and mustaches are widely embraced as a form of self-expression and style for both men and women. 6
1046 beatles United Kingdom The Beatles are a highly influential rock band from the 1960s, iconic to the United Kingdom culture. 6
1047 becoming inebriated United Kingdom In the UK, social drinking is common, but excessive intoxication is not well-received. 6
1048 bellboy United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, bellboys are common in hotels and provide assistance with luggage and other guest needs. 6
1049 birthday card United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, giving a birthday card with heartfelt messages or jokes is a common and expected part of celebrating birthdays. 6
1050 biscuit United Kingdom Biscuits are a sweet baked treat popular in the United Kingdom and often enjoyed with tea or coffee, and sometimes served with gravy in the southern United States. 6
1051 boarding United Kingdom Boarding in the UK involves orderly queuing and following a sense of order. 6
1052 bob United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, "Bob" is a slang term for a shilling and a common nickname for Robert. 6
1053 booing United Kingdom Booing is a common way to show disapproval at public events and performances in the United Kingdom. 6
1054 book preservation United Kingdom Preserving old and rare books is an important practice in UK libraries and archives. 6
1055 book rack United Kingdom Book racks are a common household item in the United Kingdom for organizing and displaying books and decorative items. 6
1056 booking United Kingdom In the UK, it is common to make reservations and bookings for various services online. 6
1057 booklet United Kingdom Booklets are commonly utilized for promotional materials, event programs, brochures, and small informational materials in the UK. 6
1058 bowing United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, handshakes are the standard form of greeting and bowing is less common. 6
1059 boy United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, boys typically wear pants and are expected to enjoy playing with toy cars and trucks. 6
1060 braille United Kingdom Braille is widely used in the UK as a tactile writing system for the visually impaired and can be found in public spaces. 6
1061 brandy United Kingdom Brandy is commonly used in cooking but not widely consumed as a standalone drink in the United Kingdom. 6
1062 break down United Kingdom The concept of 'break down' in the United Kingdom refers to various types of malfunction or collapse and is commonly associated with calling for roadside assistance. 6
1063 brick United Kingdom Bricks are widely used in construction in the United Kingdom for building houses, buildings, and walls. 6
1064 briefcase United Kingdom The briefcase is a common accessory for professionals in the United Kingdom to carry work-related items and documents to meetings. 6
1065 british United Kingdom British culture is associated with driving on the left, the royal family, and traditional etiquette. 6
1066 brotherhood United Kingdom Brotherhood is emphasized in fraternities, military units, and close-knit male groups in the United Kingdom. 6
1067 building permits United Kingdom The United Kingdom has strict building regulations and prioritizes historical preservation in its building permit process. 6
1068 bulldog United Kingdom Bulldogs are iconic symbols of strength and resilience in the United Kingdom, often associated with sports teams and the military. 6
1069 bushel United Kingdom The term 'bushel' is rarely used in modern UK culture and may be unfamiliar to many. 6
1070 business United Kingdom In the UK, business culture values formal attire, transparency, and networking with straightforward pricing and terms. 6
1071 business plan United Kingdom Business plans are crucial in the UK for obtaining investment and establishing strategic direction for a company. 6
1072 campaign finance United Kingdom Campaign finance in the UK is heavily regulated with public funding, strict disclosure, and an emphasis on factual information in campaign ads. 6
1073 cane United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the cane is used as a mobility aid for the elderly and people with disabilities, and is also a symbol of visual impairment. 6
1074 career United Kingdom In the UK, people often pursue multiple career changes and paths throughout their lives. 6
1075 cassette deck United Kingdom Cassette decks were popular in the UK during the 1980s and 1990s for playing music and recording mixtapes. 6
1076 cds United Kingdom In the late 20th century, CDs and CD players were common for music listening and data storage in the United Kingdom. 6
1077 cent United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the term 'cent' is not used as a denomination of currency, pence is used instead. 6
1078 ceremony United Kingdom Ceremonies in the United Kingdom are formal and traditional, involving attire, speeches, and rituals for weddings, graduations, and official events. 6
1079 certificate United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, certificates are used to recognize educational and professional achievements and for official identification. 6
1080 chapel United Kingdom Chapels are commonly found in universities, hospitals, and communities in the United Kingdom, providing spaces for quiet reflection and prayer. 6
1081 charity United Kingdom Charitable giving is common in the United Kingdom, with regular contributions to established charities and participation in charity events. 6
1082 cheering at sports events United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, cheering at sports events involves organized chants, songs, and lighthearted banter, while refraining from excessive individual outbursts. 6
1083 chew United Kingdom Chewing food thoroughly is considered polite and important for good digestion in the UK. 6
1084 childcare United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, parents often use daycare facilities or hire nannies for childcare while they work. 6
1085 christmas card United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, exchanging personalized Christmas cards is a common holiday tradition. 6
1086 christmas dinner United Kingdom In the UK, a traditional Christmas dinner consists of roast turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. 6
1087 church United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, churches play a significant role in community life, with Sunday being the main day for services and gatherings. 6
1088 clue United Kingdom Clues in the UK are used to solve mysteries and are associated with detective stories, games, and criminal investigations. 6
1089 collie United Kingdom Collies are popular and intelligent herding dogs in the United Kingdom, admired for their loyalty and suitability as family pets. 6
1090 colonialism United Kingdom Colonialism in the United Kingdom was seen as a way to grow influence and shape modern systems. 6
1091 coloring United Kingdom Coloring with crayons and markers is a popular activity for children in the United Kingdom. 6
1092 compliment United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, giving and accepting compliments is a common social practice for showing appreciation and building rapport. 6
1093 computer program United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, 'computer program' refers to software applications written in programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++. 6
1094 confectionery United Kingdom Confectionery is a popular choice for holidays, special occasions, and gifts in the UK. 6
1095 consultant United Kingdom In the UK, hiring consultants for specialized expertise is widely accepted and respected in business culture. 6
1096 cousin United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, cousins often maintain close relationships and socialize together, gathering for family events or holidays. 6
1097 cpr United Kingdom CPR and defibrillator training is widely available and encouraged in the United Kingdom to increase survival rates in cardiac arrest. 6
1098 crowbar United Kingdom In the UK, a "jimmy" is slang for a crowbar used for forced entry or levering objects. 6
1099 curfew United Kingdom In the UK, it is common for teenagers to have curfews set by parents for safety and discipline. 6
1100 cycling United Kingdom Cycling is a pervasive part of UK culture, utilized for both transportation and competitive sports, and enjoyed by dedicated enthusiasts. 6