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daily-life B2

behave badly

Master the expression 'behave badly' to describe poor conduct or inappropriate actions in daily English.
daily-life B1

behind the building

Master the prepositional phrase 'behind the building' to describe locations, give directions, and speak more naturally in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

behind-the-scenes footage

Learn how to use the term 'behind-the-scenes footage' to describe video clips that show the production process, making-of secrets, and off-camera moments.
daily-life C1

behold the beauty

Discover the meaning of 'behold the beauty'. Learn how to use this literary phrase to express deep admiration for stunning sights in everyday English.
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slang B1

being extra

Learn the slang expression "being extra" to describe someone who is being dramatic, over-the-top, or doing too much.
daily-life C1

belie the truth

Learn how to use 'belie the truth' to describe situations where someone's appearance, behavior, or statements contradict reality.
daily-life B1

believe in ghosts

Master the phrase 'believe in ghosts'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life C1

belittle someone's achievements

Discover the meaning of 'belittle someone's achievements.' Learn how to describe situations where someone downplays another person's success with natural examples.
travel B2

bellhop trolley

Learn how to use the term 'bellhop trolley' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice sentences for hotel travel.
daily-life B1

belong to a club

Learn how to use the phrase 'belong to a club' to talk about membership in social, sports, or hobby groups in English.
business B2

below the belt

Learn the idiom 'below the belt' in business contexts. Discover how to describe unfair criticism or behavior in casual professional English.
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entertainment B2

belt out

Master the phrasal verb 'belt out' to describe singing or playing music loudly and with great energy.
daily-life C1

bend to someone's will

Master the advanced English idiom 'bend to someone's will.' Learn how to describe giving in to pressure or control in relationships and daily life.
daily-life B2

benefit from the experience

Learn how to use 'benefit from the experience' to talk about gaining valuable lessons or advantages from past events.
daily-life C1

bequeath a fortune

Learn how to use the formal legal and literary English phrase 'bequeath a fortune' to describe passing down wealth to heirs in daily life contexts.
daily-life C1

berate someone for mistakes

Discover how to use 'berate someone for mistakes' to describe scolding or criticizing someone angrily. Learn with clear explanations and examples.
daily-life C1

beseech someone for help

Learn how to use the formal expression 'beseech someone for help' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and see natural examples.
daily-life C1

bestow an honor

Learn how to use the formal expression 'bestow an honor' to describe presenting a prestigious award or recognition in official and celebratory settings.
technology B2

beta version

Learn what a 'beta version' of software is, why companies release them, and how to discuss them in English.
daily-life C1

betray a trust

Find out what 'betray a trust' means and how to use this expression to describe broken confidence or loyalty in personal and professional relationships.