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relationships B2

add fuel to the fire

Learn how to use the idiom 'add fuel to the fire' to describe making difficult situations or arguments worse.
business B2

address a concern

Learn how to use the formal business English expression 'address a concern' to professionally handle issues and reassure clients or colleagues.
business C1

adhere to guidelines

Learn the formal business expression 'adhere to guidelines' to talk about following rules, policies, and standards in a professional environment.
travel B2

adjoining rooms

Understand what "adjoining rooms" are, how they differ from connecting rooms, and how to request these side-by-side options at a hotel on your next family trip.
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business C1

adversely affect

Learn how to use the formal business phrase 'adversely affect' to describe negative impacts on projects, budgets, and overall performance.
business B1

aim to achieve

Understand how to use 'aim to achieve' to describe business goals, targets, and strategic objectives clearly.
relationships B2

air dirty laundry

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'air dirty laundry' and discover how to use it to describe sharing private, personal relationship issues in public.
travel B1

airline lounge

Find out what an 'airline lounge' is and how to talk about airport VIP spaces. Master this travel vocabulary card with realistic examples and practice exercises.
travel B1

airport transfer

Discover what an airport transfer is, how to book one, and see natural examples of this essential travel term to make your next trip abroad run smoothly.
slang C1

algorithmic bias

Explore the definition of 'algorithmic bias,' how it impacts modern technology, and how to discuss it in formal English.
food-cooking C1

al fresco dining

Discover the meaning of al fresco dining. Learn how to use this sophisticated culinary term for eating outdoors in style with practical, natural examples.
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daily-life B2

alive and kicking

Find out what the idiom 'alive and kicking' means. Learn how to use it in daily conversations to show that someone or something is still active and healthy.
food-cooking B1

all-you-can-eat

Learn the meaning of 'all-you-can-eat' and how to use this common English phrase to describe buffet-style dining, unlimited food options, and pricing.
food-cooking B1

allergic to

Learn how to use 'allergic to' to describe food allergies and adverse reactions when ordering food or eating out.
relationships B2

all talk

Discover what 'all talk' means in relationships and everyday life. Learn how to describe someone who makes promises but doesn't follow through.
business C1

alleviate the problem

Master the formal business collocation 'alleviate the problem' to describe reducing or easing issues in professional settings.
business B2

allocate a budget

Master the formal business phrase 'allocate a budget' with this guide. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, correct usage, and practice with examples.
business B2

allocate funding

Master the business collocation 'allocate funding' to discuss budget distribution and financial planning in professional environments.
business B1

allocate resources

Learn the formal business collocation 'allocate resources' to talk about distributing money, time, or staff.
entertainment C1

amass a cult following

Discover how to use 'amass a cult following' to describe movies, TV shows, or video games that develop a highly dedicated, passionate, and loyal fanbase.