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slang C1

dopamine dressing

Learn what 'dopamine dressing' means, how to use this mood-boosting fashion slang term in your daily conversations, and see natural English examples.
relationships B1

double date

Understand the meaning of 'double date' and how to use it when talking about romantic outings with friends.
entertainment C1

double bill

Learn about 'double bill', an entertainment term for two movies, plays, or shows presented together for the price of one.
travel B1

double-decker bus

Learn what a double-decker bus is, how to use this travel term in English, and see natural example sentences.
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business C1

double-entry bookkeeping

Understand double-entry bookkeeping, the fundamental accounting system where every transaction has a debit and credit, explained for C1 business English.
academic C1

double-edged sword

Discover how to use 'double-edged sword' to describe situations, tools, or strategies with both positive and negative consequences.
technology B1

double-tap a photo

Find out what it means to double-tap a photo on Instagram and other social media apps, and learn how to use this casual digital expression naturally in English.
daily-life B2

double your income

Learn how to use the phrase "double your income" naturally in English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and practical everyday examples.
daily-life B2

doubt someone's sincerity

Learn how to use the English expression 'doubt someone's sincerity' naturally to express skepticism about someone's genuine intentions.
slang B2

down bad

Learn the meaning of 'down bad,' a popular slang term used to describe someone who is desperately infatuated, obsessed, or in a miserable state.
business B2

down the line

Learn how to use 'down the line' to talk about future events, consequences, or decisions in casual business conversations.
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daily-life B1

down the street

Learn how to use the common phrase 'down the street' to describe locations and give directions naturally like a native English speaker in daily life.
daily-life B2

drag your feet

Learn the meaning of 'drag your feet,' see natural everyday examples, avoid common learner mistakes, and practice using this common English idiom.
travel B1

draft beer

Learn how to order draft beer in English. Understand what it means, see common conversational examples, and avoid typical communication mistakes at the pub.
food-cooking B2

drain the water

Discover the correct way to use the phrase 'drain the water' in culinary and everyday household contexts.
academic B2

draw a line

Discover how to use the English expression 'draw a line' in academic and casual contexts to set clear boundaries, establish limits, and separate different tasks effectively.
academic A2

draw a picture

Discover how to use 'draw a picture' in academic and creative contexts. Improve your English skills with clear, natural examples and interactive practice.
business B2

draw on experience

Discover how to use the business English expression 'draw on experience' to describe utilizing your past knowledge and professional skills to handle new challenges.
business B2

draw up a proposal

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'draw up a proposal' to describe drafting formal agreements, contracts, and project pitches in professional environments.
daily-life B2

dread the thought

Discover the meaning of 'dread the thought', see natural examples, and learn how to use this common English expression to describe feeling anxious about the future.