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C1 — Advanced

Expressions for advanced English learners

relationships C1

interject in a conversation

Master the formal phrase 'interject in a conversation' to describe politely or abruptly interrupting to add a comment.
technology C1

internet of things

Learn what the Internet of Things (IoT) means, how smart devices connect, and see natural examples of its usage to build your advanced English vocabulary.
relationships C1

intrude on a couple

Learn the meaning of 'intrude on a couple' and how to describe interrupting or imposing on a romantic partnership.
academic C1

it goes without saying

Learn how to use 'it goes without saying' to highlight an obvious fact or premise that underpins your argument.
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travel C1

itinerant lifestyle

Explore the meaning of 'itinerant lifestyle,' a formal term used to describe a way of living characterized by constant travel and moving from place to place.
travel C1

itinerary details

Learn how to use the formal travel term 'itinerary details' to refer to specific travel plans and schedules.
travel C1

jet stream

Learn about the 'jet stream,' the fast-flowing, narrow air currents in the atmosphere that significantly affect flight times.
food-cooking C1

julienne the carrots

Master the culinary term 'julienne the carrots' to describe cutting vegetables into thin, matchstick-sized strips.
daily-life C1

keep in check

Learn how to use 'keep in check' to talk about controlling or limiting emotions, costs, or situations.
academic C1

lay the groundwork

Master the academic phrase 'lay the groundwork' to describe preparing for future success. Learn its meaning, view correct examples, and avoid common errors.
food-cooking C1

line-caught fish

Understand the meaning of 'line-caught fish' and how to use this culinary term to describe sustainably sourced seafood in English.
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academic C1

line of reasoning

Learn how to use the phrase 'line of reasoning' in academic writing to describe a logical progression of arguments.
business C1

liquidate the company

Understand 'liquidate the company', a formal business and legal term for shutting a business down entirely and converting its assets to pay off creditors.
business C1

liquidate the assets

Learn how to use the formal business term 'liquidate the assets' to describe converting company property, inventory, or physical investments into cash.
food-cooking C1

locally foraged

Understand 'locally foraged'—a key culinary term for fresh, wild ingredients gathered directly from nature in the nearby area to create unique, seasonal dishes.
travel C1

lost in translation

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'lost in translation' and see how to use it to describe cultural and linguistic misunderstandings during travel or work.
relationships C1

maintain open channels of communication

Discover how to use the formal phrase 'maintain open channels of communication' to describe healthy relationship dynamics.
daily-life C1

make strides

Learn how to use 'make strides' to describe significant progress. Discover examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to boost your English.
travel C1

map out a route

Discover the meaning of 'map out a route' and how to use this phrase to describe planning a journey or strategy.
entertainment C1

media literate

Discover the definition of 'media literate' and learn how to describe the ability to critically analyze media and entertainment.