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B2 — Upper Intermediate

Expressions for upper-intermediate English learners

entertainment B2

hit the big screen

Learn the casual idiom 'hit the big screen' to describe movies being released in theaters, with practical examples.
relationships B2

hold in high regard

Learn how to use the formal expression "hold in high regard" to show deep respect and admiration for someone in professional or personal relationships.
food-cooking B2

home cooking

Discover the meaning of 'home cooking', its warm connotations, and how to use it naturally in conversation.
travel B2

home stay accommodation

Learn the definition of home stay accommodation, its benefits for cultural immersion, and how to use it correctly.
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relationships B2

host a gathering

Learn how to use 'host a gathering' to describe welcoming friends or family into your home for a social event.
business B2

hostile takeover

Learn the meaning of 'hostile takeover' in business English, with natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
slang B2

hot girl summer

Discover the meaning of 'hot girl summer,' a popular slang term about confidence, self-love, and having fun with friends.
travel B2

hotel amenities

Discover what 'hotel amenities' means and how to ask about the extra services and facilities offered during your stay.
travel B2

hotel concierge service

Learn what a 'hotel concierge service' does, how to request assistance, and view natural travel examples.
travel B2

hotel reservation system

Learn the definition of 'hotel reservation system', its professional usage, and view realistic examples.
slang B2

hype beast

Understand what a 'hype beast' is—a slang term for someone obsessed with buying the latest trendy streetwear and limited-edition items.
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slang B2

ick factor

Discover what the 'ick factor' means in modern slang, how it describes sudden feelings of disgust, and how to use it in everyday English.
food-cooking B2

immersion blender

Master the kitchen term 'immersion blender' in English. Learn what it means, see natural example sentences, and avoid common learner mistakes.
travel B2

immigration queue

Learn the travel term 'immigration queue'. Find examples, correct common mistakes, and understand how to navigate passport control in English.
business B2

implement a strategy

Discover how to use 'implement a strategy' in professional English to describe putting a business plan or method into action.
business B2

implement new procedures

Learn how to use 'implement new procedures' in business contexts to describe putting new rules or workflows into practice.
business B2

implement the action plan

Master the business phrase 'implement the action plan' to describe putting specific, step-by-step tasks into motion.
travel B2

import tax

Discover the meaning of import tax, how it applies to international travelers, and how to use this formal financial and travel term in conversation.
entertainment B2

improvise a line

Discover how to use the English phrase 'improvise a line'. Learn how actors make up dialogue on the spot with natural examples and interactive practice.
food-cooking B2

in a pickle

Learn the meaning of the casual English idiom 'in a pickle'. Discover how to use it in daily conversations with examples.