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entertainment A2

watch television

Learn how to use the common phrase 'watch television' in daily English conversation. Perfect for beginner and intermediate learners.
relationships B2

water under the bridge

Discover how to use the common idiom 'water under the bridge' to describe past problems, arguments, or conflicts that have been forgiven and no longer matter.
slang C1

weaponized incompetence

Learn what 'weaponized incompetence' means, how to identify it in daily life, and how to use this popular modern slang term correctly.
daily-life B2

wear away

Learn how to use 'wear away' to describe gradual erosion, physical deterioration, or the fading of materials.
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relationships B2

wear your heart on your sleeve

Learn the meaning of 'wear your heart on your sleeve' and discover how to use this common English idiom to describe showing your emotions openly and honestly.
business B1

weekly meeting

Learn how to use the phrase 'weekly meeting' to describe regular recurring business catch-ups and status updates.
business B2

weigh in on

Learn how to use 'weigh in on' in business meetings and discussions to professionally give your opinion, advice, or expert input on a specific topic.
academic C1

weigh your words

Learn how to use the formal academic expression 'weigh your words' to describe speaking, writing, or presenting with extreme care, precision, and caution.
relationships B1

welcome someone with open arms

Learn how to use 'welcome someone with open arms' to show warmth, hospitality, and acceptance in English.
food-cooking B2

well done steak

Learn how to order a well done steak in English, understand what it means for the meat's preparation, and see common mistakes to avoid.
food-cooking B2

whisk the eggs

Learn how to use the cooking term 'whisk the eggs' in English. Perfect your kitchen vocabulary with examples, mistakes, and practice.
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relationships A2

who told you that

Learn how to use the phrase 'who told you that' to express surprise, disbelief, or curiosity about gossip and rumors.
relationships B2

whisper sweet nothings

Discover the romantic English idiom 'whisper sweet nothings' and learn how to use it to describe affectionate, private conversations between partners.
food-cooking B1

whole wheat

Learn how to use 'whole wheat' in English to describe healthy grain options, baking ingredients, and menu items. Boost your vocabulary with natural examples.
relationships B1

why do you ask

Learn how to use 'why do you ask' in relationships and casual chats to find out the underlying reason behind someone's question.
entertainment A2

win a game

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'win a game' in everyday conversations. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
entertainment B1

win a trophy

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'win a trophy' correctly. Discover its meaning, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises here.
business B2

wind up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'wind up' in business contexts to conclude meetings or describe unexpected outcomes. Master this casual B2 expression today.
travel A2

wine list

Master the term 'wine list' to confidently order drinks at restaurants and hotels during your travels. Learn this A2 vocabulary with examples, pronunciation, and practice.
daily-life B2

wiped out

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'wiped out' to describe extreme physical exhaustion after a long day, complete with natural examples and practice.