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business B1

bring up a point

Discover how to use 'bring up a point' in professional business meetings to introduce new ideas or highlight important issues effectively and confidently.
technology B1

browse the web

Find out what 'browse the web' means and how to use this common phrase to describe looking at websites and searching online.
relationships B2

brush someone off

Find out how to use the phrasal verb 'brush someone off' to describe ignoring or dismissing someone in social and romantic contexts.
travel B2

bucket list

Discover how to use the term 'bucket list' to talk about all the amazing travel destinations and life experiences you dream of achieving before you die.
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travel B2

budget accommodation

Learn how to talk about cheap places to stay and save money on your trips by using the common travel term "budget accommodation" correctly in English conversations.
travel B1

buffet breakfast

Discover what a buffet breakfast is, how it differs from other hotel meals, and how to use the term naturally.
food-cooking B1

buffet style

Discover what 'buffet style' means, how to use it when hosting or dining, and see examples.
entertainment B2

build a brand

Learn how to use 'build a brand' naturally in English. Explore the meaning, pronunciation, realistic examples, and common mistakes in this guide.
business B1

build a network

Learn how to use 'build a network' to describe developing professional relationships and networking in English.
entertainment B2

build up the hype

Discover the meaning of 'build up the hype' and learn how to use this casual English expression to describe creating massive excitement for an upcoming release.
business C1

burn your bridges

Master the business English idiom 'burn your bridges'. Learn its meaning, explore natural examples, and avoid common mistakes in professional speech.
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business B2

burned out

Master the casual business expression 'burned out' to describe extreme mental and physical exhaustion from work. Learn common mistakes and natural examples.
travel A2

business class

Learn the meaning of business class, see how to use it in daily travel conversations, and find out how it differs from other airline cabin classes on your next trip.
food-cooking B2

butter someone up

Learn how to use the popular English idiom 'butter someone up' to describe praising or being extra nice to someone in order to get a favor or help from them.
entertainment B2

button masher

Discover what 'button masher' means in gaming. Learn how to use this casual slang term for players who press buttons rapidly without any strategy.
daily-life C1

buy a lemon

Discover the meaning of the casual English idiom 'buy a lemon'. Learn how to use it to describe defective purchases in everyday conversations with examples.
entertainment B1

buy a season pass

Understand how to use 'buy a season pass' in English when talking about theme parks, ski resorts, sports, or gaming content.
entertainment A2

buy a ticket

Learn how to use the phrase 'buy a ticket' to talk about going to movies, concerts, and events in everyday English conversation.
entertainment B1

buy merchandise

Master the phrase 'buy merchandise' in English. Learn how to use it in daily conversations, avoid common errors, and test yourself with exercises.
entertainment A2

buy an album

Learn how to use the expression 'buy an album' when talking about purchasing a collection of music.