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relationships B2

clear up a misunderstanding

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'clear up a misunderstanding' to resolve confusion, fix mistakes, and improve communication in relationships.
slang B1

click-bait title

Learn what a 'click-bait title' means, see natural examples, and understand how to avoid common mistakes when using this popular internet slang term.
technology A2

click on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'click on' to describe selecting items on a computer screen.
business B2

close a gap

Learn the business idiom 'close a gap' to describe reducing differences, disparities, or shortages in skills, performance, or markets.
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business B2

close a transaction

Master the formal business collocation 'close a transaction' to professionally and accurately describe finalizing deals, sales, or acquisitions in English.
business B1

close the office

Understand how to use "close the office" when talking about ending daily operations, holidays, or permanent business closures.
entertainment B1

co-op mode

Learn the gaming term 'co-op mode' (cooperative mode), how it is used in video games, and its metaphorical use in daily life.
food-cooking B2

coarsely ground

Master the culinary term 'coarsely ground' in English. Learn how to describe spices, coffee, or grains that are crushed into larger, distinct particles.
academic C1

cognitive dissonance

Learn the definition of 'cognitive dissonance' and how to apply this key psychological and academic term to describe conflicting beliefs in writing.
business B1

collect data

Learn how to use "collect data" to describe gathering information for research, business analysis, and decision-making.
business C1

come to fruition

Master the formal business idiom 'come to fruition' to describe plans, projects, or strategic ideas that successfully become reality after hard work.
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business B1

come up with an idea

Learn how to use 'come up with an idea' in professional English. See real business examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
entertainment A2

comedy show

Learn the meaning of 'comedy show' in English. Find out how to talk about funny performances, stand-up gigs, and humorous TV programs.
entertainment C1

command a massive audience

Learn how to use the expression 'command a massive audience' to describe a media channel, host, or event that easily attracts a very large number of viewers.
travel C1

commercialized spot

Discover how to use the term 'commercialized spot' in English to describe tourist destinations that have lost their original charm to businesses.
business B2

competitive advantage

Master the essential business term 'competitive advantage' to describe the unique edge or strategic benefit that allows a company to outperform its industry rivals.
travel B1

complimentary drink

Learn what a complimentary drink is and how to enjoy free beverages offered by hotels, airlines, or restaurants.
business C1

comply with regulations

Learn how to use 'comply with regulations' in professional and legal English to describe adhering to official rules, safety standards, and guidelines.
entertainment B1

compose a song

Learn how to use the phrase 'compose a song' in natural English. Discover its exact meaning, explore native examples, and practice your skills with interactive exercises.
academic C1

comprehensive review

Understand how to use the formal academic collocation 'comprehensive review' to describe a thorough, all-inclusive evaluation of literature, research, or data.