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travel B2

street busking

Learn the meaning and correct usage of "street busking" in English. Discover how to describe street performers and musicians on your travels with ease.
travel B1

street vendor

Discover what a 'street vendor' is, how to find great local food while traveling, and how to use this term correctly.
business B2

strike a deal

Understand how to use 'strike a deal' in business English. See natural examples, correct common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
relationships B2

strike up

Master the phrasal verb 'strike up'. Learn how to use it to describe starting a conversation, relationship, or friendship naturally with someone new.
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relationships B2

string someone along

Learn the meaning of 'string someone along' to describe keeping someone in suspense or giving them false hope in a relationship.
academic B1

student loan

Learn how to use 'student loan' correctly in English conversations about university funding and debt.
academic B1

study guide

Master the term 'study guide' to talk about exam preparation materials and avoid common learner mistakes.
academic A2

study partner

Learn what a 'study partner' is and how to use this term in English. Enhance your academic vocabulary with natural classroom examples, common errors, and exercises.
business C1

subject to regulatory approval

Understand the formal business and legal phrase 'subject to regulatory approval' used for deals dependent on official permission.
business B1

submit a proposal

Learn how to use the business collocation 'submit a proposal' correctly with real-world examples, common mistakes, and practice.
academic B2

submit an assignment

Learn how to use the collocation 'submit an assignment' correctly in formal academic contexts. View natural examples, pronunciation, and common errors.
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entertainment B1

subscribe to a newsletter

Master the English phrase 'subscribe to a newsletter'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, learn key prepositions, and practice with interactive exercises.
business C1

subsequent to

Learn how to use 'subsequent to' in formal business writing to mean 'after' or 'following' an event.
business B2

suck it up

Learn the meaning and usage of the casual business expression 'suck it up'. Find real examples, common errors, and practice questions.
entertainment C1

suffer a tragic fall from grace

Explore the meaning of 'suffer a tragic fall from grace' to describe a sudden loss of status, respect, or fame.
food-cooking C1

sumptuous feast

Discover how to use 'sumptuous feast' to describe a lavish, magnificent, and abundant meal prepared for a special celebration.
academic A2

summer vacation

Discover how to use the term 'summer vacation' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, related terms, and see natural example sentences.
food-cooking B2

sun dried tomatoes

Learn how to use the term 'sun dried tomatoes' in English conversations about food, recipes, and Mediterranean cooking.
food-cooking B1

sunny-side up

Learn what 'sunny-side up' means in English, how to order your eggs this way, and how to use this common culinary expression in daily conversations.
entertainment A2

superhero movie

Understand what a 'superhero movie' is, explore common examples, and learn how to talk about this popular film genre.