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entertainment B1

box office

Learn the meaning of 'box office' in English. Discover how it refers to movie ticket sales and physical ticket booths with examples.
slang B1

break the internet

Find out what 'break the internet' means, when to use it, and how to describe viral online events in English.
food-cooking B2

bring to a boil

Master the essential cooking instruction 'bring to a boil' for recipes and kitchen conversations.
business B1

bring up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up' to introduce new topics, ideas, or issues in business meetings and discussions.
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relationships C1

bury the hatchet

Learn the meaning of "bury the hatchet" and how to use it to describe making peace and ending a conflict or argument.
business B1

by the end of the day

Discover the meaning of 'by the end of the day' and how to use this common workplace deadline phrase in English.
daily-life C1

by word of mouth

Master the phrase 'by word of mouth' to describe how information or recommendations spread naturally through conversations.
entertainment B2

call the shots

Learn how to use 'call the shots' to describe who is in control or making decisions in any situation.
food-cooking A2

can I have the bill

Discover how to ask for the bill politely in English restaurants using this essential A2 level phrase. Perfect for dining out and traveling with confidence.
slang B2

cancel culture

Learn the definition of 'cancel culture'. Understand how this modern term is used to describe public shaming and boycotting on social media platforms.
travel B1

carry-on bag

Master the term 'carry-on bag' to talk about the luggage you bring into the airplane cabin. Learn usage, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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academic C1

cast doubt on

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'cast doubt on' to challenge theories, question evidence, and express skepticism in academic writing.
travel B2

catch a flight

Learn what it means to 'catch a flight' in English. Discover how to use this common travel idiom in casual conversations.
entertainment B1

catch up on

Master the phrasal verb 'catch up on' in English. Learn how to talk about catching up on your favorite TV shows, movies, and books.
daily-life B1

catch your breath

Learn the meaning of 'catch your breath' in English. Discover how to use this common idiom for physical recovery and mental pauses.
entertainment B1

catchy tune

Understand the phrase 'catchy tune' in English. Learn how to describe songs and melodies that easily get stuck in your head and make you want to sing along.
business C1

caveat emptor

Learn the meaning of 'caveat emptor', a Latin legal term used in business to warn buyers that they purchase goods at their own risk.
travel B1

check-in desk

Learn how to use 'check-in desk' to describe where you register and drop off bags at airports or hotels. Improve your travel English today.
daily-life B1

cheer up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cheer up' to make someone feel happier. Discover natural conversation examples, pronunciation, and common English learner mistakes.
business B1

close a deal

Learn the business English idiom 'close a deal'. Discover its meaning, real conversational examples, common errors to avoid, and helpful practice.