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B2 — Upper Intermediate

Expressions for upper-intermediate English learners

business B2

burn through cash

Learn what 'burn through cash' means in business, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when using this casual expression.
business B2

by mutual agreement

Discover how to use the formal business phrase 'by mutual agreement' to describe decisions made and agreed upon by all parties involved.
travel B2

cabin baggage

Learn how to use the formal term 'cabin baggage' correctly when traveling, with examples and tips.
business B2

calculate profit margins

Learn how to use the business English phrase "calculate profit margins" to discuss pricing strategies, company revenues, and overall financial performance.
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daily-life B2

calculate the cost

Learn how to use the phrase 'calculate the cost' in everyday life. Discover natural example sentences, common mistakes, and related vocabulary for budgeting.
business B2

calculate the ROI

Master the business English phrase "calculate the ROI" to effectively discuss financial returns, project investments, and profitability in meetings.
business B2

calculate the total cost

Master the common business phrase "calculate the total cost" to talk about budgeting, project expenses, and comprehensive financial planning in English.
business B2

calculated risk

Learn the meaning of 'calculated risk' and how to talk about strategic decision-making in business.
relationships B2

call a truce

Learn how to use "call a truce" to describe an agreement to stop fighting or arguing, whether in personal relationships or professional settings.
business B2

call off the deal

Learn how to use 'call off the deal' in business English. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B2

cancel an appointment

Master the essential English phrase 'cancel an appointment.' Learn how to politely call off scheduled meetings, doctor visits, or interviews with natural examples.
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business B2

capture the market

Learn how to use 'capture the market' to describe gaining control or a dominant share of an industry.
academic B2

career prospects

Master the phrase 'career prospects' to talk about future job opportunities and professional growth.
food-cooking B2

caramelize the onions

Learn how to use the cooking phrase 'caramelize the onions' in English. Master the pronunciation, spelling, and natural examples for daily cooking.
daily-life B2

carry out research

Learn how to use the formal collocation 'carry out research' correctly in English with examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
academic B2

case in point

Learn how to use 'case in point' to provide perfect examples in your English essays, presentations, and discussions.
food-cooking B2

cater to dietary needs

Learn how to use 'cater to dietary needs' in English. Perfect for discussing menus, events, and food preferences professionally and politely.
slang B2

caught in 4k

Learn the meaning of 'caught in 4k', a popular internet slang term used when someone is caught red-handed with undeniable proof.
daily-life B2

cause damage

Understand the collocation 'cause damage', how to use it in everyday English, and avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life B2

celebrate an anniversary

Learn how to use 'celebrate an anniversary' to talk about milestones, weddings, and historical events in English.