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daily-life C1

accumulate wealth

Understand the formal C1 phrase 'accumulate wealth'. Learn how to talk about financial growth, study natural example sentences, and test your skills.
daily-life B2

accuse someone of lying

Learn how to use the phrase 'accuse someone of lying' correctly in English. Master the grammar pattern and avoid common preposition mistakes in daily life.
relationships C1

acquiesce silently

Learn the formal expression 'acquiesce silently' used to describe giving in or agreeing without protest in relationships.
business C1

acquiesce to demands

Understand how to use the formal business phrase 'acquiesce to demands' correctly in corporate negotiations. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
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business C1

acquiesce to the proposal

Master the formal business expression 'acquiesce to the proposal'. Study real-world examples, correct preposition usage, and pronunciation tips.
daily-life C1

acquire a taste for

Learn the idiom 'acquire a taste for' to describe learning to like new foods or hobbies. Get natural example sentences, practice exercises, and tips.
business B2

acquire new clients

Master the business phrase 'acquire new clients' to discuss sales growth, marketing strategies, and business development.
relationships B2

act as a spokesperson

Learn how to use the formal expression 'act as a spokesperson' to describe representing a group and speaking on their behalf.
entertainment B1

act out

Discover the meaning of 'act out' in English. Learn how to use this phrase in entertainment and daily life with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
slang A2

acting sus

Find out what "acting sus" means, where it came from, and how to use it to describe suspicious or shady behavior.
entertainment B2

action-packed sequence

Master the phrase 'action-packed sequence' to describe fast-moving, exciting parts of movies, TV shows, or books.
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business C1

ad valorem tax

Master the financial term 'ad valorem tax'. Understand its application in real estate, import duties, and corporate taxation.
daily-life B2

adapt to a new environment

Discover how to use the phrase 'adapt to a new environment' to describe adjusting to new situations, cities, or workplaces successfully in English.
food-cooking B1

add a pinch of salt

Learn how to use the culinary expression 'add a pinch of salt' to enhance your cooking and English vocabulary.
food-cooking A2

add some salt

Learn how to use the phrase 'add some salt' in English cooking. Find meaning, examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
daily-life C1

address an issue

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'address an issue' in professional and daily contexts to discuss solving problems and managing challenges effectively.
daily-life C1

adhere to a policy

Discover the meaning of 'adhere to a policy' and how to use this formal C1 phrase correctly in workplace, academic, and official environments.
travel C1

adjacent rooms booking

Learn about adjacent rooms booking. Understand how to request side-by-side accommodations for family or group travel.
daily-life B2

adjust the volume

Learn how to use the phrase 'adjust the volume' in English. Discover how to describe changing the sound level on TV, phones, and speakers in daily situations.
relationships B1

admire from afar

Understand how to use 'admire from afar' to describe appreciating or liking someone without directly interacting with them.