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daily-life B2

snowed under

What does 'snowed under' mean? Learn how to use this idiom to describe being overwhelmed with work or tasks.
daily-life A2

so much

Learn how to use 'so much' to emphasize large amounts of uncountable things or express strong feelings. Read examples and tips.
food-cooking A2

soft drink

Learn the meaning of 'soft drink' in English. Discover how to order non-alcoholic carbonated beverages naturally.
daily-life A2

some people

Master the phrase 'some people' to talk about specific groups of individuals in everyday English.
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entertainment C1

sophomore slump

Understand the meaning of 'sophomore slump' in music, sports, and television, with natural examples and common learner mistakes.
daily-life B1

sooner or later

Learn how to use 'sooner or later' to express that something is inevitable and will definitely happen in the future.
daily-life B2

sound familiar

Master the phrase 'sound familiar' to ask if someone recognizes a name, story, or situation. Examples, tips, and practice included.
food-cooking B1

sparkling water

Understand the meaning of 'sparkling water' and learn how to order carbonated water in English-speaking restaurants with natural examples and practice.
daily-life B2

speak your mind

Master the expression 'speak your mind' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it to sound more confident in English.
business C1

spearhead a project

Learn how to use 'spearhead a project' in business English to describe leading, initiating, or driving a major corporate campaign, task, or team effort.
daily-life B2

spitting image

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'spitting image' to describe two people who look exactly alike, especially family members.
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daily-life B2

splash out on

Learn how to use the casual English phrasal verb 'splash out on' to describe spending a large amount of money on a special luxury, treat, or celebration.
food-cooking B2

split the bill

Learn how to use the expression 'split the bill' naturally when dining out with friends or colleagues.
daily-life B2

spoilt for choice

Understand the idiom 'spoilt for choice' (or 'spoiled for choice'). Learn how to express having too many great options.
daily-life A2

stand up

Discover how to use "stand up" in everyday English. Learn the physical action meaning, figurative expressions, pronunciation, and how to avoid common mistakes.
daily-life B1

starving to death

Understand the casual English idiom 'starving to death' completely. Learn how native speakers use this hyperbole to express extreme hunger in daily life.
daily-life B1

stay healthy

Learn how to use 'stay healthy' in everyday English. Find definitions, examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

stay in touch

Master the phrase 'stay in touch' to maintain communication with friends, colleagues, or family members over time.
business C1

stem from

Learn how to use the formal business phrasal verb "stem from" to describe the origin or cause of a problem, issue, or situation in professional English.
business B2

step down

Learn how to use the professional phrasal verb "step down" in corporate settings. Discover its precise meaning, context, and clear examples for your work.