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slang B2

parasocial relationship

Learn the meaning of 'parasocial relationship,' a term used to describe one-sided bonds with celebrities, influencers, or media figures.
relationships C1

part on good terms

Learn how to use 'part on good terms' to describe ending a relationship or association without hostility or anger.
academic B1

pass a class

Learn exactly what 'pass a class' means and how to use it in everyday academic English. Check natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

pass away

Learn the polite and gentle phrasal verb 'pass away'. Find out how to use it correctly and respectfully in conversation.
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academic B2

pass-fail basis

Understand what 'pass-fail basis' means in academic contexts. Learn how to describe courses that do not use traditional letter grades.
business B1

pass on

Master the business English phrasal verb 'pass on' to professionally and efficiently forward information, messages, or tasks to your colleagues or clients.
daily-life C1

pass the buck

Learn what 'pass the buck' means, how to use this common English idiom in daily conversations, and avoid common mistakes.
travel A2

passport control

Master the term passport control for international travel. Learn how to talk about border checks, understand officer questions, and avoid common vocabulary mistakes.
business B1

pay a bill

Learn how to use 'pay a bill' in corporate and personal finance contexts. Get real examples, tips, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

pay a compliment

Discover how to use the collocation 'pay a compliment' in English to make people feel appreciated and valued.
academic B1

pay a fee

Understand how to use the academic and administrative expression 'pay a fee' correctly in daily and academic contexts.
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daily-life B1

pay a visit

Learn how to use the common English expression 'pay a visit' in daily conversations. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises to improve your speaking.
daily-life B1

pay respect

Learn how to use 'pay respect' or 'pay respects' to show politeness, admiration, or honor to someone.
daily-life C1

pay tribute to

Master the formal expression 'pay tribute to' to honor, praise, or show public respect to someone in English.
academic C1

pedagogical approach

Discover the meaning of 'pedagogical approach' and how to use this advanced academic term to describe teaching methods and educational philosophies.
travel B1

pedestrian crossing

Learn how to use 'pedestrian crossing' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
travel B2

pedestrian underpass

Master the term 'pedestrian underpass' to safely navigate busy streets and highways on foot during your travels.
food-cooking A2

peel the potatoes

Master the daily cooking phrase 'peel the potatoes' in English. Understand its meaning, study natural example sentences, and practice using it in conversation.
academic C1

peer-reviewed journal

Learn how to use 'peer-reviewed journal' to refer to highly credible, expert-vetted academic publications in your research and writing.
business B2

pending approval

Learn how to use 'pending approval' to describe business tasks or documents waiting for official sign-off.