B2 — Upper Intermediate — Flitin

academic B2

field of study

Learn how to use the phrase field of study in academic and professional contexts to describe your university major or area of research specialization.

business B2

fill the gap

Discover the business idiom 'fill the gap' and how to use it to describe addressing a shortage or market need.

academic B2

final grade

Understand the term 'final grade' in English. Learn how to talk about your course marks with natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.

entertainment B2

find the hidden meaning

Discover how to use 'find the hidden meaning' when discussing literature, movies, art, and subtext.

food-cooking B2

finely chopped

Discover how to use 'finely chopped' in English. Learn how to describe ingredients cut into very small, precise pieces for recipes, soups, and garnishes.

travel B2

flag down a taxi

Learn how to use 'flag down a taxi' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises for travel.

food-cooking B2

food coma

Understand what a 'food coma' is and how to use this popular slang term to describe post-meal drowsiness.

travel B2

full board

Learn the difference between full board, half board, and all-inclusive meal packages when booking your next hotel stay or holiday package.

entertainment B2

gain a following

Understand how to use 'gain a following' in English. This guide covers its meaning, pronunciation, realistic examples, and common learner mistakes.

business B2

gain a foothold

Learn how to use 'gain a foothold' in business to describe securing a strong, initial position in a new market or industry.

business B2

gain an edge

Learn how to use the business expression 'gain an edge' to describe getting a competitive advantage in your career or market.

slang B2

gaslight someone

Learn what it means to 'gaslight' someone in English, how to spot this psychological manipulation, and how to use the term correctly in conversation.

slang B2

gatekeep information

Master the modern slang gatekeep information. Learn how to describe people who limit access to knowledge, with natural English examples.

entertainment B2

get a standing ovation

Learn how to use 'get a standing ovation' to describe a live performance so spectacular and moving that the entire audience stands up to applaud.

travel B2

get away from it all

Learn the meaning of 'get away from it all' and how to use this idiom to describe taking a relaxing vacation to escape daily stress.

daily-life B2

get carried away

Understand the idiom 'get carried away' in English. This guide explains its meaning with natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice questions.

relationships B2

get off on the wrong foot

Understand the common English idiom 'get off on the wrong foot' to describe starting a relationship, project, or interaction with a bad first impression.

entertainment B2

get pre-show jitters

Learn the meaning of 'get pre-show jitters' and how to use this casual English expression to describe performance anxiety.

slang B2

girlboss energy

Discover the meaning of 'girlboss energy' in modern slang. Learn how to describe someone with strong, confident, and independent vibes.

business B2

give a detailed account

Learn how to use 'give a detailed account' in formal business settings to describe explaining a situation or event thoroughly.