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business C1

garner support

Learn how to use the formal business phrase 'garner support' to describe the process of gathering or collecting backing for a project or idea.
slang B2

gaslight someone

Learn what it means to 'gaslight' someone in English, how to spot this psychological manipulation, and how to use the term correctly in conversation.
travel C1

gastronomic delight

Understand the elegant travel term 'gastronomic delight'. Learn how to describe exquisite food experiences in formal writing and reviews.
food-cooking C1

gastronomic experience

Learn the meaning of 'gastronomic experience' and how to use this formal English expression to describe high-quality culinary adventures.
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slang B2

gatekeep information

Master the modern slang gatekeep information. Learn how to describe people who limit access to knowledge, with natural English examples.
entertainment C1

generate substantial buzz

Learn how to use 'generate substantial buzz' to describe movies, shows, or events that get everyone talking.
academic B1

get a degree

Master the common collocation 'get a degree.' Learn how to use it in academic contexts, see examples, and avoid typical mistakes.
entertainment B1

get a front-row seat

Learn the meaning and usage of 'get a front-row seat' in English. Discover natural conversational examples, common errors, and interactive practice tests.
daily-life A2

get a haircut

Understand how to use the everyday English phrase 'get a haircut' correctly. Learn natural conversational examples, common grammar mistakes, and practice today.
business A2

get a receipt

Understand how to use 'get a receipt' in business transactions, expense tracking, and everyday shopping.
academic B1

get a scholarship

Master the phrase 'get a scholarship' to talk about winning financial aid for your studies.
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entertainment B2

get a standing ovation

Learn how to use 'get a standing ovation' to describe a live performance so spectacular and moving that the entire audience stands up to applaud.
relationships C1

get a word in edgewise

Find out what 'get a word in edgewise' means and how to use it in casual English. Improve your speaking skills with real examples and practice.
entertainment B1

get an autograph

Learn how to use the phrase 'get an autograph' in English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation tips.
travel B2

get away from it all

Learn the meaning of 'get away from it all' and how to use this idiom to describe taking a relaxing vacation to escape daily stress.
daily-life B2

get carried away

Understand the idiom 'get carried away' in English. This guide explains its meaning with natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice questions.
daily-life B1

get in shape

Discover the meaning of 'get in shape' and learn how to use it naturally when talking about fitness and health.
business B1

get in touch with

Master the common business phrase 'get in touch with' to communicate, contact, or reach out to colleagues, clients, and partners in professional settings.
relationships B2

get off on the wrong foot

Understand the common English idiom 'get off on the wrong foot' to describe starting a relationship, project, or interaction with a bad first impression.
relationships B1

get over someone

Learn the meaning of 'get over someone' in English. Find out how to use this phrasal verb to talk about moving on from past relationships.