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entertainment B1

record a podcast

Understand how to use 'record a podcast' in English. See real-life examples, avoid common errors, and test your skills.
entertainment B1

record a track

Learn the meaning and usage of 'record a track' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, avoid common learner mistakes, and test your knowledge here.
slang A2

red flag

Learn the meaning of 'red flag', how to use it to describe warning signs in relationships or work, and see natural English examples.
food-cooking C1

reduce a sauce

Master the culinary term 'reduce a sauce' to describe thickening and intensifying flavors by boiling off liquid.
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business B1

reduce costs

Understand how to use the business English collocation 'reduce costs' correctly in professional conversations and writing.
food-cooking C1

reduce to a glaze

Understand the culinary instruction 'reduce to a glaze'. Learn how to use this formal cooking phrase in recipes and professional kitchens.
daily-life C1

reek of

Discover how to use the casual English expression 'reek of' to describe strong, unpleasant physical smells or situations that seem highly suspicious.
academic B1

register for classes

Learn how to use 'register for classes' in English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice for your university life.
entertainment B2

release a patch

Discover what it means when developers 'release a patch' to update a video game or software application.
entertainment B1

release a single

Master the musical expression 'release a single' with this guide. Learn what it means, see real-world examples, and practice using it correctly in context.
travel B1

rent a car

Learn how to use the phrase 'rent a car' to talk about hiring a vehicle for your travels.
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business B1

request a refund

Master the phrase 'request a refund' to confidently ask for your money back in professional or customer service situations.
academic B2

request an extension

Learn how to formally ask for more time on your academic tasks. Understand 'request an extension' with definitions, examples, and common mistakes.
business B1

request information

Learn the formal business English phrase 'request information' for emails, letters, and professional inquiries.
entertainment C1

require suspension of disbelief

Discover what it means when a movie or story 'requires suspension of disbelief' to be enjoyed.
academic B2

research methodology

Learn how to describe your academic approach using 'research methodology'. Find clear definitions, realistic examples, and common learner mistakes.
academic B2

research proposal

Learn what a research proposal is and how to use this formal academic term. Essential vocabulary for university, college, and graduate school students.
travel B1

restaurant leftovers

Learn how to talk about restaurant leftovers—the extra food you take home from a dining experience.
travel B2

restricted items

Discover the meaning of 'restricted items' in travel. Learn how they differ from prohibited goods and how to handle them correctly at airport customs.
academic B2

retake an exam

Understand the meaning of 'retake an exam' in English. Learn how to talk about taking a test again with natural examples and practice.