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travel C1

travel far and wide

Master the neutral idiom 'travel far and wide' to describe traveling extensively across a vast geographic area or many different countries.
travel B1

travel light

Discover the benefits of the expression 'travel light' and how to use it in conversation.
travel B2

travel on a shoestring

Master the expression 'travel on a shoestring' to talk about backpacking and traveling on an extremely tight budget.
entertainment B2

tune in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'tune in' to talk about watching, listening, or paying attention to broadcasts and shows.
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entertainment B1

turn down the volume

Learn the common expression 'turn down the volume' to politely or directly ask someone to lower the sound of a device with real examples.
daily-life B2

turn down

Find out how to use 'turn down' to talk about rejecting offers, invitations, or reducing volume and heat.
daily-life B1

turn off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'turn off' correctly in everyday English conversations with examples and practice.
daily-life B1

turn on

Learn how to use 'turn on' to talk about activating electronic devices, lights, or appliances.
entertainment B1

turn up the music

Discover how to use the casual phrase 'turn up the music' to talk about increasing volume and energy in social settings with native examples.
entertainment C1

under the radar

Learn how 'under the radar' describes things that go unnoticed, undetected, or receive little public attention.
daily-life B2

under the weather

Learn how to use 'under the weather' to say you are feeling slightly sick or unwell in English. See natural examples and common mistakes.
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travel C1

unspoilt beauty

Discover the meaning of 'unspoilt beauty' and how to use this formal travel expression to describe untouched natural landscapes.
daily-life B2

up in the air

What does 'up in the air' mean? Discover how to use this casual English idiom to describe uncertain or undecided plans.
daily-life B1

up to date

Learn the meaning of "up to date" with natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises. Improve your English vocabulary today!
business C1

uphill battle

Discover how to use the English idiom 'uphill battle' to describe highly challenging tasks and difficult business situations that require immense effort to win.
business C1

vicious circle

Learn how to use the professional English phrase 'vicious circle' to describe a recurring problem where one bad situation continuously causes another worse one.
entertainment C1

waiting in the wings

Learn how to use 'waiting in the wings' to describe someone who is ready to step in and take over a role or opportunity.
daily-life A2

wake up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb "wake up" correctly in daily English. Discover its exact meaning, see natural conversational examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.
daily-life A2

wash the dishes

Learn how to use 'wash the dishes' in English. Master this essential daily life phrase with natural examples, common errors, and practice.
entertainment B1

waste of time

Find out what the common English expression 'waste of time' means. Learn how to use it in casual conversations with clear examples and interactive exercises.