B2 — Upper Intermediate — Flitin

daily-life B2

rip off

Find out what the casual English expression 'rip off' means and how to use it both as a verb and a noun to describe being overcharged, cheated, or scammed.

daily-life B2

run in the family

Discover the meaning of 'run in the family' and how to use this idiom to talk about inherited traits, talents, or medical conditions.

technology B2

run out of storage

Find out what 'run out of storage' means. Learn how to easily talk about your phone, computer, or cloud account completely filling up with files and photos.

daily-life B2

satisfactory up to now

Learn how to use the formal expression 'satisfactory up to now' in English. Discover its precise meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.

daily-life B2

scale back

Learn how to use 'scale back' to describe reducing the size, amount, or extent of something in your daily life or work.

entertainment B2

scene stealer

Find out what a 'scene stealer' is and how to describe actors who dominate the screen.

daily-life B2

scared stiff

Learn the meaning of 'scared stiff,' how to use it in everyday conversation, and see natural examples of this common English idiom.

travel B2

self-catering apartment

Understand the term 'self-catering apartment'. Learn how to use it correctly in travel contexts with examples and practice.

travel B2

set menu

Learn what a 'set menu' is, how it differs from ordering à la carte, and how to order it confidently when dining out on your travels.

daily-life B2

shake like a leaf

Discover how to use 'shake like a leaf' to describe extreme nervousness or cold in natural English conversations.

daily-life B2

sick and tired of

Learn how to use 'sick and tired of' to express strong annoyance and impatience with repetitive, negative situations.

daily-life B2

slack off

Learn the meaning of the phrasal verb 'slack off'. See real-life examples and practical exercises to improve your English.

daily-life B2

sleep on it

Understand the idiom 'sleep on it'. Learn how to tell someone you need time before making a big decision with natural examples.

daily-life B2

slip my mind

Learn how to use 'slip my mind' to politely explain that you forgot something. Real examples, mistakes, and practice.

daily-life B2

slip of the tongue

Understand the idiom 'slip of the tongue' with clear explanations, real-life examples, and common mistakes to avoid when speaking English naturally.

entertainment B2

slow burner

Understand the term 'slow burner' to describe books, movies, or shows that build excitement gradually.

daily-life B2

snowed under

What does 'snowed under' mean? Learn how to use this idiom to describe being overwhelmed with work or tasks.

daily-life B2

sound familiar

Master the phrase 'sound familiar' to ask if someone recognizes a name, story, or situation. Examples, tips, and practice included.

daily-life B2

speak your mind

Master the expression 'speak your mind' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it to sound more confident in English.

daily-life B2

spitting image

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'spitting image' to describe two people who look exactly alike, especially family members.