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relationships B1

disagree with someone

Learn how to use 'disagree with someone' to express a difference of opinion politely and clearly in both personal and professional English conversations.
relationships C1

disclose emotions freely

Learn the formal expression 'disclose emotions freely', meaning to openly share your feelings. Read natural examples and practice.
relationships B2

discover someone's personality

Learn how to use 'discover someone's personality' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, common mistakes, and helpful practice exercises.
relationships B2

discuss in detail

Learn how to use 'discuss in detail' to talk about having deep, thorough conversations with loved ones or partners.
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relationships B1

double date

Understand the meaning of 'double date' and how to use it when talking about romantic outings with friends.
relationships B2

drift out of contact

Understand what 'drift out of contact' means in English. Find everyday examples, learn how to avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge with practice.
relationships B2

drop by unannounced

Master the casual expression 'drop by unannounced' to talk about visiting friends or family without giving them a heads-up.
relationships B1

drop in on

Master the phrasal verb 'drop in on.' Understand its casual meaning, see real-world examples, and avoid common errors.
relationships B2

encounter by chance

Learn how to use the phrase 'encounter by chance' to describe unexpected meetings with friends, acquaintances, or strangers in English.
relationships C1

exercise extreme caution

Learn the formal expression 'exercise extreme caution' to describe acting with immense care and alertness in sensitive relationship dynamics.
relationships C1

exhibit a childish outburst

Understand 'exhibit a childish outburst', a formal way to describe an immature emotional reaction. Master its usage with our guide.
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relationships B2

experience a difficult phase

Learn how to use "experience a difficult phase" to describe a temporary period of struggle or challenges in a relationship, career, or life.
relationships C1

expose private grievances

Learn the formal expression 'expose private grievances,' meaning to make personal complaints or conflicts public, and how to use it correctly in relationships.
relationships B1

express gratitude

Master the formal expression 'express gratitude' to thank others politely and professionally in writing or speaking in various social situations today.
relationships B2

express regret

Learn how to use 'express regret' in formal English to professionally show sadness or disappointment about a past action, mistake, or unfortunate situation.
relationships C1

extend an olive branch

Learn the formal expression 'extend an olive branch' and how to use it when resolving conflicts and making peace.
relationships B2

fail to show up

Discover the meaning of "fail to show up" and see how to use this expression when someone does not arrive as expected for meetings, dates, or social events.
relationships B2

fair-weather friend

Find out what a 'fair-weather friend' means and how to describe unreliable people in your social circle.
relationships B1

feel a connection

Master the phrase 'feel a connection' to talk about immediate or deep emotional bonds with people.
relationships B1

feel comfortable with

Learn how to use 'feel comfortable with' to express being relaxed, safe, and confident around someone or doing something.