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slang B1

keyboard warrior

Discover the meaning of 'keyboard warrior,' a term used for people who behave aggressively online but not in real life.
entertainment B2

kick off the season

Learn how to use 'kick off the season' in English to talk about starting sports, fashion, or entertainment seasons.
travel B1

king-size bed

Learn what a 'king-size bed' is and how to request this extra-large sleeping option when booking hotel rooms.
relationships B2

kiss and tell

What does 'kiss and tell' mean? Learn how to use this casual relationship idiom to describe sharing private romantic details.
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relationships A2

kiss someone goodbye

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'kiss someone goodbye' in both literal relationship contexts and figurative everyday situations with examples.
food-cooking B1

kitchen utensils

Learn the term 'kitchen utensils'. Discover how to talk about hand-held cooking tools with natural examples and correct grammar.
food-cooking B2

knead the dough

Master the baking term 'knead the dough' in English. Learn the pronunciation, natural examples, and how to avoid common mistakes.
travel B1

late checkout

Learn how to request a 'late checkout' at hotels to keep your room past the standard departure time.
entertainment B1

laugh-out-loud funny

Discover how to use 'laugh-out-loud funny' to describe something that is absolutely hilarious and makes you laugh out loud.
entertainment B2

laugh track

Discover what a laugh track is, why sitcoms use them, and how to use this term in English conversations.
business B2

launch a campaign

Master essential marketing vocabulary with 'launch a campaign'. Learn how to use this phrase correctly in your next business meeting or presentation.
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travel B1

layover time

Learn how to talk about 'layover time' during your airport transits. This guide covers natural examples, common learner mistakes, and useful travel expressions.
business B1

lead a project

Understand how to use the business phrase 'lead a project' with clear explanations, natural workplace examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B2

lead by example

Discover the meaning of 'lead by example' in professional settings. Learn how to describe strong leadership and positive workplace behavior in English.
relationships C1

lead someone up the garden path

Discover how to use 'lead someone up the garden path' to describe deceiving or misleading someone by giving them false hope or information.
academic A2

learn by heart

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'learn by heart'. Learn how to use it when talking about memorizing information.
relationships C1

leave a bad taste in one's mouth

Understand the idiom 'leave a bad taste in one's mouth' and how to describe lingering negative feelings after an interaction.
entertainment B1

leave a comment

Learn how to use 'leave a comment' in English. Master this common digital expression with examples, mistakes, and practice.
entertainment B2

leave a lasting impression

Learn how to use 'leave a lasting impression' to describe performances, art, or events that are impossible to forget.
food-cooking B1

leave a tip

Learn how and when to use the expression 'leave a tip' when paying for service in restaurants or cafes.