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slang C1

rage farming

Learn the meaning of 'rage farming,' how internet users exploit anger for engagement, and how to use this slang term in natural conversations.
entertainment B2

rage quit

Learn the exact meaning of 'rage quit', a popular gaming term used when someone quits an activity in anger, and see how to use it in casual English conversations.
entertainment B2

rain on someone's parade

Learn how to use the idiom 'rain on someone's parade' to describe spoiling someone's plans or excitement.
business B2

raise a concern

Learn how to use the professional collocation 'raise a concern' to voice issues, risks, or doubts in business meetings and emails.
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business B2

raise an issue

Find out how to use the professional phrase 'raise an issue' to bring problems or concerns to light in workplace discussions.
academic A2

raise your hand

Discover the meaning and correct usage of the classroom phrase 'raise your hand'. Learn how to ask questions politely in English-speaking academic environments.
food-cooking B1

raw ingredients

Master the English term 'raw ingredients' with this guide. Learn how to describe uncooked food materials using natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
business B1

reach a compromise

Learn how to use 'reach a compromise' in business negotiations. Includes examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
entertainment B1

read a biography

Learn how to use 'read a biography' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and related terms.
entertainment B1

read a comic book

Learn how to use the phrase 'read a comic book' to describe enjoying illustrated stories.
entertainment A2

read a magazine

Discover the meaning of 'read a magazine' in English. Learn with real-life examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
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entertainment B1

read a movie review

Find out how to use 'read a movie review' in English to discuss checking opinions and critiques before watching a film.
academic A2

read aloud

Understand how to use the English phrase 'read aloud' in school and study contexts. Learn with natural example sentences, common errors, and practice.
travel B1

rebook a flight

Learn how to use the phrase 'rebook a flight' when you need to change your travel plans or handle a cancellation at the airport.
business B1

receive feedback

Learn how to use 'receive feedback' in professional English. Discover examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
entertainment B2

receive rave reviews

Discover the meaning of 'receive rave reviews' and learn how to use this English collocation to describe highly praised movies, plays, and books.
travel A2

reception desk

Learn the meaning of 'reception desk' and how it differs from other terms. Perfect for travel, hotel check-ins, and professional business situations.
entertainment B1

recommend a film

Learn how to use 'recommend a film' to suggest movies to friends, family, or colleagues in natural English.
food-cooking B1

recipe book

Understand the term 'recipe book'. Learn how to talk about cookbooks, find examples, and avoid common vocabulary mistakes.
business C1

reconcile accounts

Learn how to use the financial term 'reconcile accounts' in business. Understand how to describe balancing books and matching corporate financial records.