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daily-life B2

bite the bullet

Master the common idiom 'bite the bullet' with natural example sentences, clear explanations, and interactive exercises to boost your English fluency.
daily-life C1

blessing in disguise

Learn the meaning of 'blessing in disguise' to describe bad situations that ultimately lead to positive outcomes. Real examples and practice inside.
entertainment B2

blockbuster movie

Learn the meaning of 'blockbuster movie' in English. Discover how to describe massive, high-budget films that dominate the global box office.
entertainment B1

board game

Learn the meaning of the term 'board game' in English. Check out practical examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises to test your skills.
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travel B1

board the plane

Learn how to use the phrase 'board the plane' correctly in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
travel B1

boarding pass

Master the term 'boarding pass' to navigate airports and check-in procedures smoothly in English.
travel A2

book a flight

Find out how to use 'book a flight' when purchasing plane tickets. Learn common collocations and master travel vocabulary.
business C1

bottom line

Master the expression 'bottom line' to talk about financial results or the most crucial point in a business discussion.
entertainment B1

box office hit

Master the expression 'box office hit', discover how to use it to describe successful movies, and avoid common learner mistakes.
entertainment C1

box-office poison

Learn the meaning of 'box-office poison' and how to describe actors or films that fail to attract audiences and lose money.
entertainment B2

break a leg

Learn why English speakers say 'break a leg' to wish someone good luck. Master this popular idiom for theater, performances, and presentations with real examples.
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daily-life B1

break down

Explore the versatile phrasal verb 'break down' to describe mechanical failures, emotional moments, or dividing complex information into simpler, easy steps.
travel B2

break the bank

Learn how to use the idiom 'break the bank' to talk about expensive purchases and travel budgets in English.
daily-life B2

break the ice

Discover how to use the popular idiom 'break the ice' in social situations with realistic examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice to improve.
relationships B1

break up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'break up' in English. Find explanations, natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships C1

breathe down someone's neck

Learn the meaning of 'breathe down someone's neck' and how to use this common English idiom to describe close, annoying supervision or pressure in daily conversations.
travel B1

breathtaking view

Learn how to use the phrase 'breathtaking view' to describe stunning landscapes and scenery in natural English conversations.
academic B2

breeze through

Discover the casual expression 'breeze through' to describe passing an exam or completing a task with ease. Master its usage with native examples and tips.
business B2

bring to the table

Learn the business English idiom 'bring to the table'. Find out how to describe the unique skills, assets, or value that someone offers to a team or project.
travel C1

broaden one's horizons

Learn how to use the formal expression 'broaden one's horizons' to describe expanding your knowledge, experience, and cultural understanding through travel.