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business B1

meet expectations

Learn how to use 'meet expectations' in professional English. Explore definitions, examples, and correct collocations.
relationships B2

meet halfway

Discover the meaning of 'meet halfway' and learn how to use this idiom to describe compromise in relationships.
relationships A2

meet new people

Learn how to use 'meet new people' to describe making new acquaintances, expanding your social circle, or networking.
business B2

meet the requirements

Learn how to use 'meet the requirements' in professional English. Discover its meaning, business examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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relationships C1

mend fences

Discover how to use the idiom "mend fences" to describe repairing damaged relationships, resolving disagreements, and restoring peace with others.
food-cooking B1

messy eater

Discover what a 'messy eater' is in English. Learn how to describe someone who drops food or makes a mess while eating, with natural examples.
travel B1

metal detector

Learn about 'metal detector' and how to talk about airport security procedures clearly and confidently.
academic C1

methodological rigor

Master the academic term 'methodological rigor' to describe strict, precise, and high-quality research methods in your essays, scientific papers, and presentations.
travel B2

Michelin star

Learn about the prestigious 'Michelin star' rating system and how to talk about world-class dining experiences.
travel B1

middle seat

Understand what a 'middle seat' is on airplanes or trains and how to talk about seating preferences.
academic B2

midterm exam

Learn how to use the term 'midterm exam' in English conversation and writing. Discover natural examples, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice exercises.
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slang B1

mind blown

Learn the slang expression 'mind blown'. Discover how to describe moments of extreme amazement, shock, or realization.
travel B1

mini-bar

Learn what a mini-bar is, how to use the term, and how to avoid high fees when staying at hotels.
business B2

minimize the risk

Learn how to use the formal business expression 'minimize the risk' to discuss reducing danger, loss, or failure in professional settings with examples.
academic B1

miss a class

Learn the exact meaning of 'miss a class' and see how native speakers use it. Avoid common errors and test your knowledge with interactive exercises.
travel B1

miss the bus

Learn how to use 'miss the bus' in both its literal travel sense and its common figurative meaning.
business C1

mitigate the damage

Learn how to use 'mitigate the damage' in professional English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and see natural business examples.
business C1

mitigating factors

Learn the formal business term 'mitigating factors' to explain circumstances that reduce the severity, blame, or negative impact of a corporate mistake.
business B1

monthly report

Learn how to use the term 'monthly report' in professional English. Discover common mistakes, examples, and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

move in

Discover how to use 'move in' to describe starting to live in a new house or apartment in everyday English.