← Home

All expressions

entertainment B2

theatre-goer

Learn the meaning of 'theatre-goer', how to use it in everyday English conversations about plays and musicals, and avoid common mistakes.
academic C1

theoretical underpinnings

Understand 'theoretical underpinnings' and learn how to describe the foundational theories behind any research or study.
daily-life A2

think about it

Understand the common English phrase 'think about it' with our simple guide. Learn how to use it in daily conversations with helpful examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

think about the offer

Find out exactly what 'think about the offer' means and how to use it in daily English conversations, including pronunciation, real-world examples, and practice.
SPONSORED Speak Mango

🎓 Everything English

5 minutes a day! Real-world English in bite-sized cards

⚡️ Bite-sized cards · Native audio guides included

Try Free Preview →
slang B2

thirst trap

Learn the meaning of 'thirst trap,' how it is used to describe attention-seeking social media posts, and how to use it in casual English.
daily-life A2

think of you

Master the phrase 'think of you' in English. Learn how to express care, love, or remembrance with clear examples.
academic B2

thought experiment

Learn how to use 'thought experiment' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practical examples.
entertainment B2

thought-provoking drama

Learn how to use 'thought-provoking drama' to describe films and plays that make you think deeply about life and society.
daily-life B1

throw a ball

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'throw a ball' correctly in sentences, along with natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships C1

throw someone under the bus

Discover the meaning of the common casual idiom 'throw someone under the bus' and see how it's used when someone is betrayed.
food-cooking B2

throw together

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'throw together' when cooking a quick, unplanned meal with whatever ingredients you have.
SPONSORED Speak Mango

🎓 Everything English

5 minutes every morning — your daily English habit delivered

⏰ Daily 5-min habit · Easy snack-sized learning

Start English Habit →
slang A2

thumbs down

Discover the meaning of 'thumbs down' and how to use this expression of disapproval in daily conversations. Includes natural examples and tips.
travel B1

ticket booth

Master the term 'ticket booth' to easily find where to buy passes, vouchers, and tickets at transit stations, theaters, and attractions.
business C1

tide the company over

Learn how to use 'tide the company over' to describe helping a business survive a temporary period of financial difficulty.
academic B1

time management

Master the phrase 'time management' in English. Learn how to talk about organizing your schedule, avoiding procrastination, and balancing tasks efficiently.
travel B1

tip included

Understand what 'tip included' means on your restaurant bill and how to use this phrase correctly when dining out and traveling in English-speaking countries.
daily-life B1

to be fair

Discover how to use 'to be fair' in English conversations to add balance, justify a point, or show a different perspective in a polite way.
slang A2

to be honest

Learn how to use 'to be honest' (or TBH) to introduce your real thoughts, opinions, or a slightly harsh truth politely.
academic B2

to some extent

Learn how to qualify your arguments using 'to some extent' in academic writing. Explore natural examples, common errors, and useful related expressions.
food-cooking A2

toast a slice of bread

Master the English phrase 'toast a slice of bread'. Explore natural examples, common learner errors, and pronunciation in this quick guide.