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daily-life B1

kill time

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'kill time' to describe passing the time while waiting for something. Includes examples and practice.
daily-life B2

knock on wood

Learn how to use the idiom 'knock on wood' (or 'touch wood') to ward off bad luck in English conversations.
daily-life A2

last night

Master the phrase 'last night' to talk about events that happened during the previous evening or night.
daily-life A2

last week

Master the usage of "last week" to talk about past events in English. Learn common mistakes, natural examples, and how to use it in conversation.
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daily-life B2

launch a product

Master the phrase "launch a product" to describe introducing a new item or service to the market, with natural examples and practice.
business B2

lay off

Understand the business English term "lay off" with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to discuss corporate downsizing and job cuts professionally.
business A2

learn new things

Master the expression 'learn new things' in professional English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it at work.
daily-life C1

leave in the lurch

Learn the casual English idiom 'leave in the lurch' to describe abandoning someone in a difficult situation when they need your help the most.
business A2

leave the office

Learn how to use the phrase 'leave the office' correctly in business English. See real examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life C1

leave to chance

Master the English idiom 'leave to chance' to talk about letting things happen by luck or coincidence rather than planning them carefully.
slang B2

left no crumbs

Learn the meaning of 'left no crumbs' and discover how to use this popular Gen Z slang phrase to praise someone who did an absolutely flawless and amazing job.
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daily-life B2

leftovers

Master the word 'leftovers' in English. Learn how to describe remaining food from a meal with natural examples and clear explanations.
daily-life C1

let bygones be bygones

Understand how to use the idiom 'let bygones be bygones' to suggest forgiving past grievances and moving forward.
daily-life B2

let off steam

Master the common idiom 'let off steam' to talk about releasing stress, frustration, or built-up energy through physical activity or casual social venting.
entertainment A2

listen to a podcast

Learn how to use the phrase 'listen to a podcast' correctly in everyday English conversations. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

live beyond your means

Learn the common idiom 'live beyond your means.' Discover how to describe spending more money than you earn with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

live from hand to mouth

Learn what "live from hand to mouth" means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and see real-life examples of this common idiom.
slang B1

live my best life

Learn how to use the popular slang phrase 'live my best life' to describe enjoying yourself completely and without worries.
entertainment B2

live stream

Learn how to use 'live stream' as both a noun and a verb to describe real-time internet broadcasts.
travel B2

local landmark

Learn how to use 'local landmark' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.