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relationships B2

clash with someone

What does it mean to 'clash with someone'? Learn how to use this expression to describe disagreements and personality conflicts.
academic A2

class teacher

Learn the meaning and usage of the term 'class teacher' in English. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
business C1

claw back bonuses

Discover the meaning of 'claw back bonuses' in business and financial English. Learn how to use this phrase naturally.
food-cooking A2

clean the counter

Learn how to use the phrase 'clean the counter' in English. Explore definitions, realistic examples, and common errors.
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relationships A2

clean the house

Learn the common phrase 'clean the house' in English. Discover how to use it in daily conversations with natural examples, tips, and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

clean the kitchen

Learn how to use 'clean the kitchen' in daily English. Find common mistakes, useful examples, and interactive practice.
food-cooking B2

clean your plate

Learn what it means to 'clean your plate' in English. Discover how to use this common dining expression naturally with examples and practice.
travel A2

cleaning staff

Learn how to refer to the people who keep hotel rooms tidy using the term 'cleaning staff'.
travel B2

cleaning supervisor

Learn the formal term 'cleaning supervisor' for hotel and hospitality contexts. Includes its meaning, practical examples, common mistakes, and practice.
technology B1

clear browsing history

Learn how to use 'clear browsing history' in everyday tech conversations. Includes natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
travel A2

clear plastic bag

Learn how to use the term 'clear plastic bag' correctly in English travel contexts. Includes examples, common mistakes, and practice.
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travel B1

clear security

Discover how to use the travel phrase "clear security" to describe passing through airport checkpoints, screening areas, and metal detectors.
technology A2

click here

Learn how to use 'click here' in English. Understand its meaning on websites, see natural examples, and test yourself.
relationships B2

click instantly

Learn how to use the casual English expression 'click instantly' to describe immediate, effortless connections with friends, coworkers, and partners.
technology B2

clickbait headline

Learn what a clickbait headline is, how it is used to attract internet traffic, and how to naturally talk about misleading online content in everyday English.
business C1

clinch a deal

Learn the advanced business English idiom 'clinch a deal' to describe successfully securing, finalizing, or winning a crucial contract or agreement.
daily-life A2

close the window

Master the phrase 'close the window' in English. Check out practical examples, common learner errors, and practice questions.
business B1

closing the sale

Discover what 'closing the sale' means in a professional context, view natural examples, and test your understanding with practice exercises.
technology B1

cloud storage

Learn the meaning of 'cloud storage' and how to talk about saving files online in everyday and professional English.
slang C1

clout demon

Discover the meaning of 'clout demon,' a popular internet slang term for someone desperately seeking online attention, and see how to use it naturally.