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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1201 mailbox United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, red postboxes are commonly used for sending and receiving mail at residential properties. 6
1202 mango United Kingdom Mango is a popular exotic fruit in the United Kingdom, enjoyed in various forms such as smoothies and standalone. 6
1203 manslaughter United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, manslaughter is a serious criminal offense with different categories based on intent and circumstances. 6
1204 many books United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, owning many books is seen as a sign of intellectual curiosity and knowledge. 6
1205 maritime United Kingdom The United Kingdom has a strong maritime tradition focused on naval history, exploration, and strict adherence to regulations. 6
1206 marmite United Kingdom Marmite is commonly used as a spread for toast or bread, especially at breakfast in the UK. 6
1207 marriage customs United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the prevailing norm for marriage customs is love marriages based on personal choice and romantic love. 6
1208 marshal United Kingdom In the UK, a marshal oversees sports events to ensure safety and order. 6
1209 massage United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, massage is most commonly associated with luxury and indulgence, as well as used for athletic recovery and performance enhancement. 6
1210 mate United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the concept of 'mate' mainly refers to a friend or companion. 6
1211 math competitions United Kingdom Math competitions are highly popular in the United Kingdom, emphasizing individual and collaborative problem-solving skills. 6
1212 meat United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, red meat is a common main protein source, often cooked on a grill or barbecue. 6
1213 meeting United Kingdom Meetings in the United Kingdom often involve casual conversation, take place during business hours, and include handshakes and direct eye contact. 6
1214 methodist United Kingdom Methodist churches in the United Kingdom have a strong historical presence and influence, focusing on social activism and community engagement. 6
1215 mike United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, "Mike" is a common nickname for the name Michael and also a slang term for a microphone. 6
1216 military discipline United Kingdom Military discipline in the United Kingdom is emphasized for order and effectiveness in military operations, rooted in colonial history and tradition of military service. 6
1217 national anthem United Kingdom The national anthem of the United Kingdom is played before sports events and patriotic gatherings to symbolize patriotism. 6
1218 nautical navigation United Kingdom Nautical navigation in the UK involves accounting for tidal currents and strong winds. 6
1219 neutrality United Kingdom In the UK, neutrality is seen as avoiding responsibility but is valued in journalism and public broadcasting. 6
1220 noise United Kingdom In the UK, there are regulations and social norms regarding noise levels in various environments. 6
1221 noodle slurping United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, slurping noodles is seen as impolite and rude. 6
1222 notable United Kingdom Notable individuals in the United Kingdom are widely celebrated for their achievements. 6
1223 notary United Kingdom Notaries in the UK certify and authenticate legal documents, such as real estate transactions and wills. 6
1224 obituary United Kingdom Obituaries are a common way to announce a person's death and celebrate their life in the United Kingdom through newspapers and online platforms. 6
1225 occupation United Kingdom In the UK, it is common to pursue multiple occupations and higher education is expected for many professions. 6
1226 oil rig United Kingdom Oil rigs in the United Kingdom are associated with offshore drilling in the North Sea or Gulf of Mexico and are subject to strict safety regulations. 6
1227 opposition United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, political opposition is seen as essential for providing checks and balances to the ruling party in a democratic society. 6
1228 ordinary United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the concept of "ordinary" refers to commonplace and routine things or activities. 6
1229 ordnance survey United Kingdom The Ordnance Survey is UK's national mapping agency, offering topographic mapping and geographic information for Great Britain. 6
1230 ounce United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the ounce is a commonly used unit of measurement for food, liquids, and product labeling. 6
1231 over United Kingdom In the UK, 'over' can represent superiority or victory in various contexts such as sports, law, and weather. 6
1232 pad United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, the concept of 'pad' is commonly associated with menstrual hygiene products and cleaning tools. 6
1233 parental involvement in education United Kingdom In the UK, parents are highly involved in their children's education, actively participating in parent-teacher conferences and school events. 6
1234 parody United Kingdom Parody is a popular form of humor and entertainment in the United Kingdom, often used to satirize popular culture in various media. 6
1235 passing United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, passing has multiple meanings, including success, overtaking on roads, and soccer ball movement in sports. 6
1236 patient confidentiality United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, patient confidentiality is strictly protected by law and ethical obligations, with legal consequences for any breaches. 6
1237 pediatric United Kingdom Pediatric care in the UK is specialized and essential for children up to 18. 6
1238 peri peri United Kingdom Peri peri is a popular spicy marinade commonly associated with grilled chicken restaurants in the United Kingdom. 6
1239 personal space United Kingdom In the UK, queuing and respecting personal space in public settings is an important social norm. 6
1240 pet care United Kingdom In the UK, pet care includes pet insurance, regular vet visits, and end-of-life care support. 6
1241 phishing United Kingdom Phishing is a prevalent method of obtaining unauthorized access to sensitive information in the UK through fraudulent emails and websites. 6
1242 piercing United Kingdom Piercings are a popular form of self-expression and fashion in the UK. 6
1243 pint United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, a pint is the standard serving size for beer and ale in pubs. 6
1244 plymouth United Kingdom Plymouth, in the United Kingdom, is a historic maritime city with naval history and a vibrant port in Devon, England. 6
1245 political ideology United Kingdom Political ideology in the UK greatly influences voting behavior, party affiliation, and policy preferences. 6
1246 political party United Kingdom Political parties in the UK are integral to the political system, elections, and government policies, greatly influencing voting behavior. 6
1247 portfolio United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, professional portfolios are essential for presenting work and skills in job applications and for clients. 6
1248 portsmouth United Kingdom Portsmouth in the United Kingdom is a historic naval port with a strong maritime tradition and is home to the Royal Navy. 6
1249 prom United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, proms are less formal and less prominent than in the US, often referred to as school formal or social events. 6
1250 promotion United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, promotion is seen as reward for hard work and comes with increased responsibility and a salary raise. 6
1251 prostate cancer United Kingdom In the UK, routine screenings and treatments for prostate cancer are widely supported and implemented. 6
1252 protestantism United Kingdom Protestantism has had a significant impact on culture and society in the United Kingdom as a major branch of Christianity. 6
1253 psychologist United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, it is common for people to seek help from a psychologist for mental health issues. 6
1254 punjabi United Kingdom The Punjabi diaspora in the UK promotes multiculturalism and Punjabi cuisine and culture. 6
1255 pupil United Kingdom In the UK, a pupil is a student in primary or secondary schools addressed by their first name or 'Mr./Ms. last name'. 6
1256 quaker United Kingdom Quakers in the United Kingdom are known for plain dress, commitment to pacifism, and involvement in social justice movements. 6
1257 rave United Kingdom Raves in the UK feature electronic music, energetic dancing, and vibrant light displays in high-energy settings. 6
1258 rebelliousness United Kingdom The UK celebrates rebelliousness as a symbol of freedom, independence, and countercultural movements. 6
1259 recognition United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, individual achievement is highly valued and celebrated, often leading to public recognition and personal development. 6
1260 referral United Kingdom In the UK, referrals are widely used for job opportunities, business partnerships, and professional networking. 6
1261 regard United Kingdom In the UK, showing regard involves maintaining personal space, using polite language, and offering verbal affirmations. 6
1262 religious holiday United Kingdom Christmas and Easter are widely celebrated religious holidays in the UK with special traditions and gatherings. 6
1263 remaining calm United Kingdom Remaining calm is highly valued in the United Kingdom as a sign of composure and control in stressful and public situations. 6
1264 remote desktop protocol session United Kingdom Remote desktop protocol sessions are commonly used for telecommuting and accessing work computers from home in the United Kingdom. 6
1265 repairing umbrella United Kingdom Repairing umbrellas is relatively uncommon in the United Kingdom due to the disposable nature of umbrellas. 6
1266 rerun United Kingdom Reruns of classic British TV shows are a nostalgic feature on specialized channels or platforms in the United Kingdom. 6
1267 reshuffle United Kingdom Reshuffling cabinet positions is a common political practice in the UK. 6
1268 respect United Kingdom In the UK, respect is demonstrated informally but emphasized in sportsmanship and gestures like direct eye contact and handshakes. 6
1269 roast beef United Kingdom Roast beef is a popular Sunday lunch dish in the United Kingdom, often served with Yorkshire pudding and gravy. 6
1270 rose bowl United Kingdom The term 'rose bowl' in the United Kingdom refers to a decorative bowl for flowers and a famous Southampton cricket stadium. 6
1271 rota United Kingdom The concept of rota is commonly used in UK workplaces for scheduling shifts and tasks in a timetable format. 6
1272 rough United Kingdom Traditional UK building practices often incorporate rough surfaces, like sandpaper and roughcast. 6
1273 run down United Kingdom In the UK, 'run down' refers to a neglected or dilapidated state of a building or neighborhood. 6
1274 sack United Kingdom In the UK, a sack is used for transporting agricultural products and can also refer to a strong wine. 6
1275 santa claus United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, Santa Claus is a beloved figure associated with Christmas, known for delivering gifts to children worldwide on Christmas Eve. 6
1276 scone United Kingdom Scones are typically served with clotted cream and jam during the United Kingdom's afternoon tea. 6
1277 score United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, a score is utilized in sports, music, and as a ranking system in various settings. 6
1278 scull United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, sculling is a popular water sport with races and clubs. 6
1279 seat United Kingdom Public transportation seats in the UK prioritize elderly, disabled, and pregnant passengers. 6
1280 seat belt United Kingdom In the UK, wearing seatbelts is a legal requirement and strictly enforced for vehicle safety. 6
1281 seating United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, various seating arrangements are prevalent, such as tiered seats in theaters and priority seating for specific groups. 6
1282 service charge United Kingdom In the UK, service charges are commonly added to restaurant bills as a mandatory percentage of the total amount. 6
1283 shakespeare United Kingdom Shakespeare's influence in literature, language, and culture is widely acknowledged and celebrated in the United Kingdom. 6
1284 shaving cream United Kingdom Shaving cream is commonly used in the UK for softening hair and moisturizing skin before shaving. 6
1285 shear United Kingdom In the UK, shearing sheep for wool is a traditional agricultural practice. 6
1286 shire United Kingdom Shire in the UK represents traditional rural counties and countryside living. 6
1287 shirts United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, shirts with collars and sleeves are commonly worn for business and casual occasions. 6
1288 shoe polish United Kingdom Shoe polish is commonly used in the UK for shining and preserving leather shoes. 6
1289 shoes indoors United Kingdom In the UK, it is common to remove shoes indoors as a sign of respect and for cleanliness. 6
1290 shower United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, daily morning showers are a common part of personal hygiene. 6
1291 shower switch United Kingdom In the UK, shower switches are often located outside the bathroom for safety and convenience. 6
1292 shrewsbury United Kingdom Shrewsbury is a historic market town in Shropshire, England known for its medieval architecture and traditional English charm. 6
1293 shrubs United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, shrubs are often used for landscaping and gardening to enhance the visual appeal of outdoor areas. 6
1294 slack United Kingdom In the UK, 'slack' refers to both a communication tool and a work attitude. 6
1295 slop United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, 'slop' is food waste or watery mixtures fed to animals on a farm. 6
1296 smack United Kingdom In the UK, smacking is a controversial form of physical punishment used for discipline. 6
1297 small business United Kingdom Small businesses are essential to the UK economy and are celebrated for their entrepreneurship and innovation. 6
1298 smetana United Kingdom Smetana is not widely known or used in traditional British cuisine. 6
1299 snap United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, "snap" can refer to a quick sound, snack, or photograph. 6
1300 social media United Kingdom Social media is extensively used for personal branding, networking, and professional communication in the UK. 6