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slang B1

throwback Thursday

Learn how to use 'throwback Thursday' (or #TBT) to share nostalgic memories and old photos on social media.
travel A2

ticket office

Master the English term 'ticket office' for your travels. Learn its exact meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test yourself with practice.
business B2

tie up

Master the business English phrasal verb 'tie up' to confidently describe finalizing deals, limiting financial resources, or being busy with urgent tasks.
business B2

tight schedule

Understand how to use the phrase 'tight schedule' to describe having a very busy day or a project with a strict deadline.
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travel B1

tip the waiter

Understand how and when to tip the waiter when dining out, especially while traveling in countries like the US.
food-cooking C1

to die for

Learn how to use the casual, hyperbolic idiom 'to die for' to describe food, drinks, or experiences that are absolutely outstanding and delicious.
travel B1

toiletries kit

Learn how to use the term 'toiletries kit' to describe your personal hygiene travel bag.
travel B2

toll booth

Master the term 'toll booth' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, common road trip errors, and useful related terms.
academic C1

tooth and nail

Master the advanced C1 academic idiom 'tooth and nail' to describe fighting, resisting, or competing with extreme energy, determination, and maximum effort.
food-cooking B2

toss a salad

Learn the correct cooking usage of 'toss a salad' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
academic B1

topic sentence

Learn how to use 'topic sentence' in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common writing mistakes.
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business B2

touch upon a subject

Learn how to use 'touch upon a subject' in business meetings to mention a topic briefly without going into detail.
travel B2

tour operator

Understand the term 'tour operator' with natural English examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice. Improve your travel business English.
travel B1

tourist information center

Learn how to use 'tourist information center' to find maps, brochures, and local advice during your travels.
travel B1

tourist menu

Understand what a 'tourist menu' is, why travelers should recognize it, and how to use the phrase in English.
slang C1

toxic positivity

Learn the meaning of 'toxic positivity,' why dismissing negative emotions can be harmful, and how to discuss it in English.
travel B1

towels on the floor

Learn what leaving towels on the floor means in hotels. Understand this common eco-friendly policy to communicate with housekeeping during your next trip.
daily-life B2

track down

Learn how to use the useful phrasal verb 'track down' to describe finding a person, place, or object after a long, difficult, or systematic search.
business B2

track record

Discover the meaning of 'track record' in business English. Learn how to describe someone's past performance, achievements, and history of success.
travel C1

traffic gridlock

Discover what "traffic gridlock" means, how to use it in professional and everyday travel contexts, and see natural example sentences.