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daily-life C1

break the deadlock

Learn how to use the phrase 'break the deadlock' to describe resolving a stubborn disagreement, overcoming an impasse, or reaching a compromise in difficult situations.
entertainment C1

break the fourth wall

Learn the theatrical and cinematic term 'break the fourth wall' and how to use it when characters address the audience directly.
travel C1

break the journey

Discover the British English expression 'break the journey', meaning to stop for a short time during a long trip. Improve your travel vocabulary.
daily-life B2

break the law

Learn how to use the phrase 'break the law' correctly in English. Explore natural examples, common grammar mistakes, and related expressions.
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entertainment B1

breakfast television

Learn what 'breakfast television' means, how it differs from other terms, and see natural examples of this early morning TV genre used in daily English.
daily-life B2

breathe a sigh of relief

Discover the meaning of 'breathe a sigh of relief' with natural examples. Learn how to describe that sudden feeling of comfort when a stressful situation finally ends.
entertainment C1

breathtaking cinematography

Master the formal term 'breathtaking cinematography' to describe stunning camera work and visual design in films. Includes natural examples and practice.
business B2

bring about change

Learn how to use the business English phrase "bring about change" to describe initiating or causing meaningful transitions in an organization.
business B2

bring down costs

Master the business phrase "bring down costs" to talk about reducing expenses and improving financial efficiency in professional settings.
slang B2

bring receipts

Learn the popular internet slang 'bring receipts' and how to use it when asking for proof or evidence during an argument.
daily-life A2

bring some food

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'bring some food' when planning parties, picnics, or casual get-togethers.
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entertainment B2

bring the house down

Master the idiom 'bring the house down'. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice using it correctly in casual English.
daily-life C1

bring to fruition

Discover how to use 'bring to fruition' to describe successfully completing a complex project, plan, or long-term dream after a period of hard work.
daily-life B2

bring up a child

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up a child' to talk about parenting and raising children. Explore natural examples and common learner mistakes.
relationships C1

bristle at a comment

Discover the meaning of 'bristle at a comment'—a C1-level English expression used when someone reacts defensively or with irritation to a remark.
technology B2

broadband connection

Learn what a broadband connection is, how to use it in everyday tech conversations, and see natural example sentences to improve your business English skills.
daily-life C1

broaden your horizons

Learn how 'broaden your horizons' is used to describe expanding your knowledge, experiences, and perspective on life through new activities.
entertainment A2

bronze medal

Learn how to use the term 'bronze medal' correctly in English. Discover its meaning, read natural conversation examples, and test yourself with practice exercises.
daily-life C1

browbeat someone into agreeing

Understand the phrase 'browbeat someone into agreeing' and how to use it to describe intimidating, bullying, or pressuring someone into a decision.
business B2

brush up on skills

Learn how to use the casual business phrase "brush up on skills" to talk about refreshing or improving your professional abilities.