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travel B2

cultural heritage

Discover how to use "cultural heritage" to describe historical sites, local traditions, and customs on your travels with this B2-level English guide.
entertainment C1

cultural touchstone

Learn how to use the formal expression 'cultural touchstone' to describe iconic works of art, media, or events that define a generation.
business B1

customer satisfaction

Discover how to use "customer satisfaction" to talk about how happy clients are with your company's products or services.
travel C1

customs clearance

Learn the formal travel term 'customs clearance'. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and master its usage for international travel.
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business B2

cut down on expenses

Learn how to use the phrase 'cut down on expenses' to talk about reducing spending in business and daily life.
daily-life B1

cut down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut down' to talk about reducing consumption, saving money, or cutting trees in natural English.
daily-life B1

cut out

Master the casual phrasal verb 'cut out' to talk about stopping habits, removing things, or telling someone to stop annoying behavior.
relationships B2

cut somebody some slack

Master the useful English idiom 'cut somebody some slack' to politely ask others to be less critical, more forgiving, or more understanding of someone.
relationships B2

cut someone some slack

Understand the idiom 'cut someone some slack' and learn how to use it to ask for leniency or understanding.
daily-life B1

cut the line

Learn the meaning of 'cut the line' in English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for this common daily expression.
relationships B2

cut ties with

Learn how to use the idiom 'cut ties with' to describe ending a relationship, friendship, or business connection permanently.
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food-cooking A2

cut up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut up' to describe slicing, chopping, or dividing food into smaller pieces.
food-cooking B1

cutting board

Master the term 'cutting board'. Learn how to use this kitchen vocabulary word in daily English conversations.
technology B2

cyber security

Understand the term 'cyber security' and learn how to talk about protecting computer systems, networks, and personal data from digital attacks.
food-cooking A2

daily menu

Understand the phrase 'daily menu'. Learn how restaurants use it to offer special dishes of the day, with examples and practice.
business B1

daily routine

Learn how to use the term "daily routine" to describe your everyday work activities, schedule, and habits in a professional environment to sound more natural.
food-cooking B1

dairy products

Learn how to use the term 'dairy products' correctly in English. Discover natural conversation examples, common learner mistakes, and practical practice exercises.
travel B1

daily specials

Understand what daily specials are when dining out at restaurants. Learn how to ask about them and order like a native speaker on your next trip abroad.
travel B1

dairy-free option

Learn how to ask for a dairy-free option at cafes and restaurants worldwide. Master this essential travel phrase for lactose intolerance or vegan diets.
travel B1

damaged baggage

Learn how to report damaged baggage at the airport. Explore useful examples, common mistakes, and related terms.