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travel A2

lost luggage

Find out how to talk about 'lost luggage' at the airport, report missing bags, and use this essential travel term correctly.
slang B2

loud budgeting

Discover 'loud budgeting', the viral financial trend of proudly and openly telling your friends and family that you cannot afford something to save money.
relationships B2

love at first sight

Learn the meaning of 'love at first sight', see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice using this romantic English idiom.
slang B2

love bombing

Learn about 'love bombing', a manipulative relationship tactic involving excessive affection, gifts, and attention early on to gain control over someone.
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food-cooking B1

low fat

Learn how to use the expression 'low fat' correctly in English conversations about food, diets, and healthy eating.
business C1

lucrative deal

Discover how to use the professional corporate phrase 'lucrative deal' to describe highly profitable business agreements, contracts, and partnerships.
travel B1

luggage storage

Understand how to ask for luggage storage at hotels or stations to keep your bags safe while exploring a city.
slang B1

lurk online

Understand what it means to lurk online, why social media users do it, and how to use this common internet slang term in your daily English.
technology C1

machine learning

Master the formal tech term 'machine learning'. Learn how to talk about AI, data patterns, and predictive algorithms in professional and academic settings.
academic B1

main idea

Learn how to identify and discuss the 'main idea' in English. Perfect your academic reading and writing skills with clear examples and tips.
travel B1

main road

Discover how to use 'main road' in English. Learn its definition, see real-life examples, and practice with quick exercises.
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entertainment B2

make a cameo appearance

Find out what it means to 'make a cameo appearance' and how to use this common entertainment phrase in casual conversation.
business B2

make a case for

Learn how to use 'make a case for' to present arguments, evidence, and reasons to support a business proposal or decision.
relationships B2

make a commitment

Discover the meaning of the formal phrase 'make a commitment' and learn how to use it to describe promises, long-term dedication, and serious decisions.
business B2

make a concession

Master the formal business term 'make a concession'. Learn how to negotiate effectively in English by giving up something to reach a mutual agreement.
business A2

make a copy

Master the phrase 'make a copy' to describe duplicating physical documents or digital files at work.
academic B1

make a draft

Learn how to use the phrase 'make a draft' in academic writing. Improve your English essay writing skills with examples, corrections, and practice.
relationships B1

make a good impression

Discover how to use "make a good impression" correctly. Learn natural English examples, common grammar mistakes, pronunciation, and interactive exercises.
daily-life A2

make a mess

Master the common English phrase 'make a mess' to talk about untidiness, dirty spaces, or complicated situations.
relationships B2

make a move

Learn how to use the casual English phrase 'make a move' in romantic contexts, complete with natural examples and common mistakes.