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daily-life B2

quench your thirst

Learn how to use the phrase 'quench your thirst' to describe satisfying your need for water or drinks, and discover its metaphorical uses in daily English conversations.
daily-life B1

quit smoking

Learn how to use 'quit smoking' to describe stopping the habit of smoking cigarettes, along with examples and common errors.
daily-life B2

reach a consensus

Master the formal expression 'reach a consensus' to describe arriving at a mutual agreement in group discussions.
daily-life B1

reach a decision

Learn how to use 'reach a decision' naturally in English. Explore clear definitions, realistic examples, common learner mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
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academic B2

read up on

Learn the phrasal verb 'read up on' to boost your academic English. Get definitions, 5 natural examples, and practice.
business C1

reap the benefits

Master the business English idiom 'reap the benefits' to describe enjoying the positive results or rewards of hard work, investments, or smart decisions.
daily-life B2

recharge your batteries

Learn how to use the idiom 'recharge your batteries' to describe taking a break and restoring your energy. See natural examples and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

recipe for disaster

Learn how to use 'recipe for disaster' to describe a combination of factors that will inevitably lead to a bad outcome.
daily-life B1

reconsider a decision

Learn how to use the formal expression 'reconsider a decision' in English. Find examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

recover from

Master the formal expression 'recover from' to describe returning to normal health or state after an illness, injury, or setback.
daily-life B1

reduce intake of

Understand how to use the formal phrase 'reduce intake of' to talk about consuming less of something like sugar, salt, or caffeine.
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entertainment B1

release an album

Learn how to use the collocation 'release an album' to talk about musicians making their music available to the public.
daily-life B1

request another helping

Master the useful expression 'request another helping' to ask for more food politely. Learn the correct usage, meaning, and common learner mistakes in English.
daily-life A2

ride a bike

Master the everyday English phrase 'ride a bike' with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B2

rip off

Find out what the casual English expression 'rip off' means and how to use it both as a verb and a noun to describe being overcharged, cheated, or scammed.
daily-life A2

right here

Learn how to use 'right here' to emphasize a very specific, close location in everyday English.
daily-life A2

right now

Learn how to use 'right now' to talk about the exact present moment or emphasize urgency. View examples and common mistakes.
entertainment B1

root for

Learn how to use 'root for' to show support for your favorite sports teams, movie characters, or contestants in English.
daily-life B1

run a fever

Discover how to use 'run a fever' naturally to talk about having a high body temperature when you are sick.
daily-life B1

run a red light

Understand the meaning of 'run a red light' and how to use this common driving expression in English.