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business B2

capital expenditure

Learn the definition of 'capital expenditure' (CapEx) and how to use this essential formal business term in corporate finance, budgeting, and accounting.
entertainment B2

capture the audience

Learn how to use the English phrase 'capture the audience' to describe holding people's attention, with natural examples and practice.
entertainment C1

capture the zeitgeist

Learn how to use 'capture the zeitgeist' to describe art, music, or media that perfectly reflects the mood, culture, and beliefs of a specific era.
travel B2

car pool

Learn how to use the term 'car pool' to describe sharing rides, saving money, and reducing traffic during your travels.
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relationships B1

care for someone

Discover how to use the phrase 'care for someone' to express deep affection, love, or the act of looking after someone in natural daily English conversations.
business B1

career path

Discover the meaning of 'career path' in business English. Learn how to describe your professional journey with realistic examples, common mistakes, and practice.
business B1

carry out a task

Learn how to use the business phrase 'carry out a task' to describe executing, completing, or performing your work duties and projects efficiently.
business B2

carry out an assessment

Master the formal business expression 'carry out an assessment' to describe evaluating performance, risks, or processes in a professional workplace environment.
academic B2

case study

Master the academic term 'case study'. Learn its definition, see how it is used in formal research, and avoid common errors with our practical guide.
business C1

catalyst for change

Discover how to use the formal business phrase 'catalyst for change' to describe events, policies, or people that spark major organizational transformation.
daily-life A2

catch a cold

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'catch a cold' correctly. Avoid common learner mistakes and practice with real examples for daily conversations.
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travel B1

casual dining

Understand the term 'casual dining' for relaxed, moderately priced restaurants. Learn how to use it in conversation.
travel B2

catch a train

Learn how to use the common English expression 'catch a train' for public transport. Master its usage with examples and exercises.
daily-life B1

catch fire

Learn the meaning of 'catch fire', how to use it in daily life, and see natural example sentences.
food-cooking B1

chain restaurant

Learn what a 'chain restaurant' is, how to use it in daily conversation, and see natural examples of this common dining term.
business A2

change the date

Master the phrase 'change the date' to reschedule meetings, appointments, and events in English.
entertainment B2

change your tune

Discover the meaning of 'change your tune,' how to use it in daily conversations, and see real-life examples and practice steps.
business C1

chase your tail

Learn the business idiom 'chase your tail' to describe unproductive busyness. Discover how to use it in professional English with natural examples.
relationships B1

chat someone up

What does 'chat someone up' mean? Learn how to use this casual expression for flirting in English.
relationships A2

chat with someone

Discover how to use 'chat with someone' to describe friendly, informal, and relaxed conversations in daily English.