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travel B2

pedestrian zone

Learn what a 'pedestrian zone' is, how to use it in travel contexts, and common mistakes to avoid.
travel B2

pit stop

Learn how to use the casual travel expression 'pit stop' to describe a quick pause on a long journey.
academic B2

play a role

Discover how to use 'play a role' to describe the influence or contribution of factors in scientific and academic contexts.
entertainment B2

play by ear

Discover what 'play by ear' means, how to use it in conversation, and practice with natural examples.
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daily-life B2

play it by ear

Learn the meaning of 'play it by ear' and see how native English speakers use this casual idiom to talk about making flexible plans without a set schedule.
entertainment A2

pop music

Understand the meaning of 'pop music' and how to talk about this popular, mainstream genre of music in English.
business C1

power through

Master the business phrasal verb 'power through'. Learn how to describe working hard to complete a task despite fatigue or obstacles.
business C1

prejudicial to

Learn how to use 'prejudicial to' in formal and legal business contexts to describe actions that cause harm or damage to someone's interests.
academic B1

prepare for

Learn how to use the verb phrase 'prepare for' to talk about studying, planning, and getting ready for academic challenges.
academic C1

provide a rationale

Master the academic phrase 'provide a rationale' to explain the logic and reasoning behind your research decisions, proposals, or arguments effectively.
daily-life B2

pull yourself together

Master the English idiom 'pull yourself together' with this guide. Learn its meaning, real-life conversation examples, pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
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academic B2

put forward

Master the formal phrasal verb 'put forward' to propose theories, ideas, or arguments in academic discussions.
business B2

put on hold

Learn how to use the business English idiom 'put on hold' to describe delaying or postponing projects, decisions, or phone calls in a professional way.
travel C1

quench your wanderlust

Master the expressive C1 phrase 'quench your wanderlust' to describe satisfying your strong desire to travel.
food-cooking A2

ready to order

Master the essential restaurant phrase 'ready to order'. Learn how to use it as a customer or understand it when spoken by a server.
entertainment B2

red carpet

Master the term "red carpet" in English. Learn how to talk about celebrity events, high fashion, and VIP treatment with real examples and useful practice.
slang C1

rent-free in my head

Learn what 'living rent-free in your head' means and how to use this popular slang phrase in casual conversations.
travel B1

room service

Learn how to use the term 'room service' to order food, drinks, or amenities directly to your hotel room. Master this essential travel vocabulary for your next trip.
travel B2

rough it

Discover what it means to 'rough it' while traveling or camping, and how to use this casual idiom.
daily-life B2

rule of thumb

Discover the meaning of 'rule of thumb' in English. Learn how to use this common idiom correctly with practical examples and pronunciation tips.