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business B2

stick to

Learn how to use 'stick to' to express continuing with a plan, rule, or decision without changing it, especially in professional business contexts and meetings.
travel C1

stone's throw away

Learn the common idiomatic expression 'stone's throw away' to describe close distances. See natural examples, pronunciation, and usage tips.
relationships B1

stop by

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'stop by' to talk about making quick, casual visits to friends and family. Master this common English expression with examples.
entertainment C1

strike a chord

Learn the meaning of 'strike a chord', how to use it to describe emotional resonance, and see natural examples.
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business C1

subject to contract

Learn how to use the formal business term 'subject to contract' to protect negotiations before a final agreement is signed.
academic B1

sum up

Master the phrasal verb 'sum up' to easily summarize main points in essays, presentations, and academic discussions.
daily-life B2

swear by

Learn how to use the English phrasal verb 'swear by' to express strong belief or confidence in the effectiveness of something.
food-cooking A2

sweet tooth

Learn what it means to have a sweet tooth, how to use this common English idiom in daily conversations, and see natural examples.
technology A2

switch on

Learn how to use 'switch on' to describe powering up electronic devices and appliances in everyday English.
technology A2

switch off

Master the phrasal verb 'switch off' to talk about turning off electronic devices or mentally disconnecting from work.
business C1

synergistic effect

Understand the advanced business concept 'synergistic effect'. Explore its meaning, discover natural example sentences, review common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
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food-cooking A2

table for two

Learn how to easily ask for a table at a restaurant using the common English phrase 'table for two.' This is a perfect guide for beginner English learners.
business C1

tacit knowledge

Learn the definition of 'tacit knowledge' in business English. Discover how to use this C1 vocabulary term with real-world examples, pronunciation tips, and exercises.
daily-life B1

take apart

Learn how to use 'take apart' to describe dismantling machines, devices, or physical objects into separate pieces.
daily-life A2

take back

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'take back' to talk about returning items to a shop or admitting that something you said was wrong.
daily-life A2

take care

Find out how to use 'take care' as a warm goodbye in English. Learn the correct context, pronunciation, and common errors.
daily-life B1

take down

Discover the meaning of 'take down', from writing down spoken information to dismantling structures or removing online content.
daily-life B2

take for granted

Learn how to use 'take for granted' in English. This guide explains its meaning, offers natural examples, and highlights common grammar mistakes.
daily-life B2

take it easy

Discover the versatile phrase 'take it easy.' Learn how to use it to say goodbye, tell someone to relax, or calm down.
daily-life A2

take out

Learn how to use the versatile phrasal verb 'take out' to talk about removing items, throwing away trash, inviting someone on a date, or ordering food.