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business C1

at the eleventh hour

Master the business idiom 'at the eleventh hour'. Discover how to use it to describe decisions or actions taken at the very last possible moment.
entertainment C1

attain superstar status

Discover the meaning of 'attain superstar status' and how to use it to describe reaching the peak of fame.
entertainment B1

attend a gig

Master the casual English expression 'attend a gig'. Learn its precise meaning, see how native speakers use it in conversation, and practice with exercises.
entertainment B1

attend a concert

Discover how to use 'attend a concert' in English. Study natural sentences, avoid common learner mistakes, and complete the practice exercises to improve your skills.
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academic B1

attend a lecture

Learn how to use the colocation 'attend a lecture' correctly in academic contexts. Improve your university English with natural examples and useful exercises.
entertainment A2

attend a party

Understand how to use 'attend a party' correctly. Get conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and practice questions.
entertainment B2

attend a premiere

Discover the meaning of 'attend a premiere' in English. Learn how to use it with natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
entertainment B1

attend an event

Discover how to use 'attend an event' in English. Learn the correct collocations, common errors, and practice exercises for B1 level students.
slang C1

attention economy

Understand the term 'attention economy' and how companies compete for your time and focus in the digital age.
academic B2

audit a class

Learn what it means to audit a class at university. Discover how to use this academic English expression with natural examples and practice exercises.
travel B2

authentic taste

Discover how to use 'authentic taste' to describe genuine, traditional food experiences when exploring local cuisines.
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travel C1

back of beyond

Discover the meaning of 'back of beyond' and learn how to use this British-origin English idiom to describe extremely remote, isolated places on your travels.
business B2

back up data

Learn the essential tech and business term 'back up data' to describe saving duplicate copies of files to prevent information loss.
entertainment B1

backing vocals

Learn the meaning of 'backing vocals' in music, how they support the main singer, and how to use the term naturally.
slang A2

bad vibes

Discover the meaning of 'bad vibes' in English. Learn how to describe negative energy, uncomfortable situations, or bad feelings in casual conversation.
travel B1

baggage carousel

Learn what a 'baggage carousel' is and how to locate your luggage at the airport.
travel A2

baggage drop

Find out what a baggage drop is, how to use self-service kiosks at the airport, and learn natural English phrases to help you navigate your next flight with ease.
travel B2

baggage handler

Understand the role of a baggage handler. Learn how to use this essential airport travel term in real-life English conversations.
food-cooking A2

bake a cake

Learn how to use the English phrase 'bake a cake' in everyday conversations with natural examples and pronunciation tips.
food-cooking B1

baking sheet

Discover how to use 'baking sheet' correctly in English recipes and kitchen instructions. Learn the differences between baking sheets, trays, and cookie pans.