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B2 — Upper Intermediate

Expressions for upper-intermediate English learners

business B2

labor relations

Master the term 'labor relations' to discuss the interactions between management and employees or unions.
travel B2

lactose intolerant

Learn how to use 'lactose intolerant' to explain that you cannot digest dairy products when ordering food or traveling.
travel B2

landing card

Understand what a 'landing card' is and how to talk about immigration forms in English. Essential vocabulary for international travelers and airport navigation.
travel B2

late check-in fee

Understand what a 'late check-in fee' is and how to avoid extra charges when arriving late at your accommodation.
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business B2

lay out the plan

Master the business phrase 'lay out the plan' to clearly explain strategies, steps, and project roadmaps to your team.
slang B2

left on read

Find out what 'left on read' means, how to use it in everyday English, and why it is a common texting frustration.
entertainment B2

legal drama

Discover what a legal drama is, see how to talk about courtroom-themed TV shows, and master this entertainment term.
entertainment B2

lifetime achievement

Learn how to use 'lifetime achievement' in formal English contexts to honor someone's long-term contributions and career successes.
relationships B2

lift someone's spirits

Learn how to use 'lift someone's spirits' to describe making a friend or loved one feel happier and more hopeful.
relationships B2

like-minded people

Discover the meaning of 'like-minded people' and how to use this phrase to describe individuals who share similar opinions, values, or interests.
business B2

limited liability

Learn what limited liability means in business, how it protects business owners from personal financial loss, and how to use this essential corporate term correctly.
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entertainment B2

lip-sync a song

Discover what it means to 'lip-sync a song' and how this expression is used in music, television, and social media.
travel B2

local eatery

Learn how to use the term 'local eatery' to describe charming, authentic neighborhood restaurants when traveling or dining out.
food-cooking B2

locally grown

Learn how to use the term 'locally grown' to talk about regional produce, community agriculture, and sustainable dining habits in your daily English conversations.
relationships B2

lock horns

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'lock horns' and how to use this casual expression to describe heated disagreements and arguments with friends or coworkers.
academic B2

logical fallacy

Understand the term 'logical fallacy' in academic English. Learn how to identify and avoid flawed reasoning with examples.
travel B2

long-haul flight

Learn what a long-haul flight means, how to use it in daily travel conversations, and see natural examples of this common travel expression.
business B2

look down on competitors

Learn the business idiom 'look down on competitors' to describe an attitude of superiority or underestimating other companies.
business B2

look up to leaders

Discover how to use 'look up to leaders' in casual business English to describe respect, mentorship, and professional admiration.
travel B2

lookout point

Master the travel term 'lookout point' with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to describe scenic stops and elevated natural viewpoints on your next road trip.