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daily-life B2

make of

Discover how to use 'make of' to ask for or express opinions and interpretations about situations, people, or news.
entertainment C1

media frenzy

Understand the exact meaning of 'media frenzy', a formal C1 expression used to describe intense, chaotic, and highly sensationalized press coverage of a public event.
food-cooking B2

melt in your mouth

Learn how to use the expressive English idiom 'melt in your mouth' to describe incredibly tender, delicious, and high-quality food in everyday conversation.
business C1

mitigate risk

Master the formal business term 'mitigate risk'. Learn its precise meaning, see professional examples, avoid common errors, and practice with interactive exercises.
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food-cooking C1

multi-course meal

Learn how to use "multi-course meal" to describe a structured, formal dining experience featuring a sequence of several dishes served one after another.
entertainment B2

music to my ears

Learn the meaning of 'music to my ears', see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice using this common idiom.
business C1

mutually beneficial

Understand how to use the advanced business phrase 'mutually beneficial' to describe professional partnerships, agreements, and collaborative win-win situations.
food-cooking B1

my mouth is watering

Learn how to use the natural English idiom 'my mouth is watering' to express that a dish looks, smells, or sounds absolutely delicious and makes you want to eat.
business A2

nice to meet you

Learn how and when to say 'nice to meet you' in business introductions and networking events.
slang B2

no cap

Learn the meaning of the popular slang phrase 'no cap,' used to emphasize that you are telling the truth or not exaggerating.
entertainment B1

on the air

Learn the meaning of the classic English idiom 'on the air' and how to use it to describe radio, television, and podcast broadcasts in real-time.
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business B2

on the back burner

Learn the casual business idiom 'on the back burner'. Find out how to say a project or task is temporarily deprioritized.
daily-life B1

on the other hand

Learn how to use 'on the other hand' to compare contrasting points or opinions in English conversations and writing.
food-cooking B1

on the side

Understand how to order food with sauces, dressings, or small portions served separately using 'on the side'.
business A2

on time

Master the common expression 'on time' to talk about punctuality, deadlines, and schedules in professional English conversations and office emails.
travel A2

one way

Learn how to use 'one way' when buying travel tickets or talking about directions in English.
entertainment B1

original soundtrack

Understand what 'original soundtrack' (OST) means in English. Learn how to describe movie and game music with real-life examples.
food-cooking B1

out of this world

Learn how to use the idiom 'out of this world' to describe food that is absolutely delicious and extraordinary.
food-cooking C1

palate cleanser

Understand the term "palate cleanser," used in formal dining to describe a light food or drink that neutralizes your taste buds between flavorful courses.
daily-life A2

pass by

Learn how to use 'pass by' to describe moving past a place or person, or how time goes by, in everyday English conversations with simple, practical examples.