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business B1

deliver a service

Discover the meaning of 'deliver a service' and how to use this professional collocation to describe providing assistance or solutions to clients.
business B1

deliver a speech

Understand how to use the formal business collocation "deliver a speech" to describe giving a formal talk, address, or presentation to a professional audience.
entertainment C1

deliver a tour de force

Discover the meaning of 'deliver a tour de force' and how to use this formal expression to describe an exceptional, masterful performance.
business B2

deliver results

Discover how to use the business phrase 'deliver results' to describe achieving successful, measurable outcomes in professional settings.
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business B1

department manager

Learn how to use the term "department manager" to describe the person responsible for leading a specific division, team, or department within a company.
relationships B1

depend on someone

Understand the meaning and correct usage of the phrase 'depend on someone' to talk about trust, reliance, and relationships in natural English conversations.
travel A2

dessert menu

Master the term dessert menu in English. Learn how to ask for the sweet options at the end of a meal in a restaurant.
business C1

detrimental to

Learn how to use the formal business phrase 'detrimental to' to describe things that cause harm or damage to projects, reputations, or performance.
business B1

develop a strategy

Learn how to use the business collocation 'develop a strategy' to describe planning and goal-setting in professional English.
business B2

devise a plan

Learn how to use 'devise a plan' in business English to describe the creative and strategic process of developing a new method, solution, or business strategy.
entertainment B2

die-hard fan

Learn what a die-hard fan is, how to use this common English expression in conversation, and see natural examples.
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travel B2

dietary requirements

Learn how to use 'dietary requirements' to communicate food allergies, restrictions, and preferences when traveling or dining out.
slang C1

digital footprint

Understand what a 'digital footprint' is, why it matters for your online reputation, and how to talk about it in English.
travel B1

dine out

Discover how to use the phrase 'dine out' to describe eating at restaurants instead of cooking at home. Perfect for improving your everyday travel English.
entertainment B1

direct a movie

Discover how to use 'direct a movie' correctly. Learn the meaning, study natural examples, and practice your English.
entertainment B2

direct a play

Learn the phrase 'direct a play' to describe the process of leading and managing a theatrical production from rehearsal to stage.
entertainment C1

direct a slow-burning thriller

Learn how to use 'direct a slow-burning thriller' to describe films that build suspense gradually.
travel A2

direct flight

Learn what a direct flight is, how to use it in daily travel conversations, and avoid common mistakes when booking your next airline ticket. Perfect for beginners.
slang A2

direct message

Learn how to use 'direct message' (or DM) in English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and natural examples for casual and daily online conversations.
entertainment B1

director's cut

Learn what 'director's cut' means in film, how it differs from the theatrical release, and how to use it in English.