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slang B2

coping mechanism

Learn the meaning of 'coping mechanism,' how it transitioned from psychology to everyday slang, and how to use it to describe stress management.
slang C1

coquette aesthetic

Learn about the 'coquette aesthetic', a popular internet style characterized by playful, vintage, hyper-feminine elements like bows and lace.
business B2

core business

Understand 'core business' and how to discuss a company's primary revenue-generating activities.
travel C1

corkage policy

Learn what a corkage policy is, how restaurants handle outside wine, and how to inquire about corkage fees.
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business B2

corporate identity

Learn what "corporate identity" means, how businesses use it to build their brand, and see real-world examples.
daily-life B2

cost of living

Learn how to discuss the 'cost of living' in English. Understand its exact meaning, see practical real-life examples, and practice using it correctly today.
slang B2

cottagecore aesthetic

Understand 'cottagecore aesthetic,' the popular internet trend celebrating simple, cozy, rural living and traditional crafts.
entertainment B2

costume drama

Understand the English term 'costume drama'. Learn how to describe historical films and television shows that feature elaborate, era-specific outfits.
food-cooking B1

crave something sweet

Learn how to use the phrase 'crave something sweet' to talk about sudden desires for desserts, chocolate, or candy in everyday English.
food-cooking B1

creamy sauce

Learn how to describe rich, smooth pasta and meat toppings using the phrase 'creamy sauce' in English.
business B1

create a profile

Discover how to use 'create a profile' in business and digital contexts to describe setting up user accounts and professional pages.
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business B1

create a template

Learn how to use the business collocation 'create a template' to describe making reusable documents and formats for work.
business B1

create a spreadsheet

Learn how to use 'create a spreadsheet' to describe organizing data, numbers, and lists in tools like Excel or Google Sheets.
daily-life B2

create an impression

Learn how to use 'create an impression' to describe making an impact or influencing how other people perceive you.
business C1

creative destruction

Discover the C1 business term 'creative destruction'. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to describe innovation-driven economic shifts in English.
business B1

credit limit

Discover the meaning of credit limit in business English. Learn how to discuss credit thresholds, spending boundaries, and corporate card terms.
business B1

credit control

Learn what 'credit control' means in business English. Discover how to talk about managing outstanding payments and customer credit limits.
business B1

credit rating

Learn what credit rating means in business, how it affects company borrowing power, and how to use this financial term correctly in professional English conversations.
entertainment B1

credits roll

Understand the common film expression 'credits roll'. Learn when to use it, see natural examples, and practice using it in your daily English.
food-cooking B1

crispy bacon

Discover how to use the phrase 'crispy bacon' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to avoid common mistakes.