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daily-life C1

speak volumes

Learn how to use the idiom 'speak volumes' to describe actions or situations that convey a powerful message without words.
entertainment B2

speed run

Discover what a 'speed run' is, learn how it originated in gaming culture, and find out how to use it in both literal and metaphorical everyday English contexts.
daily-life A2

speed up

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'speed up' to describe moving faster, accelerating processes, or working more efficiently in your daily life.
entertainment B1

spin-off series

Discover what a 'spin-off series' is, how it connects to original shows, and how to use this common entertainment term.
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entertainment A2

sports fan

Learn the meaning of 'sports fan' in English. Discover how to use this common term to describe someone who loves watching and supporting sports teams.
slang B1

squad goals

Discover the meaning of 'squad goals'. Learn how to use this popular internet slang to describe ideal friendship groups.
food-cooking B1

squeeze a lemon

Learn how to use the phrase 'squeeze a lemon' in English. Find pronunciation, natural examples, and common mistakes.
relationships B2

stab someone in the back

Learn how to use the idiom 'stab someone in the back' to describe betrayal and broken trust in English conversations.
entertainment B1

stadium tour

Learn what a 'stadium tour' means, how it differs from other concert tours, and how to use it in conversations about music.
business B1

staff training

Learn the meaning of 'staff training' and how to use it in professional contexts to discuss employee development and skill building.
entertainment B2

stage a triumphant return

Learn the idiom 'stage a triumphant return' to describe a highly successful comeback in sports, music, or theater.
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entertainment C1

stan a celebrity

Discover the meaning of 'stan a celebrity,' its origins, and how to use this common pop culture slang term in daily English.
daily-life B2

stand a chance

Learn how to use the idiom 'stand a chance' to talk about the likelihood of success or survival in competitive situations.
relationships B1

stand by someone

Learn how to use 'stand by someone' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and how to talk about loyalty, trust, and support in relationships.
entertainment B1

stand in line

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'stand in line' correctly. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
entertainment C1

stand the test of time

Master the expression 'stand the test of time' to describe classic movies, music, and books that remain highly popular and relevant for decades to come.
business B2

stand your ground

Learn how to use the idiom 'stand your ground' in business negotiations and discussions to confidently defend your position.
travel B2

standby list

Discover what a standby list is and how to use this essential airline travel term. Master examples, common errors, and practical exercises.
entertainment B1

start a band

Discover how to use the English phrase 'start a band' naturally. This guide covers the meaning, real-life examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
food-cooking B1

starter course

Master the term 'starter course', learn its place in a multi-course meal, and view natural examples.