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business B2

first-mover advantage

Learn how the "first-mover advantage" can help companies dominate a market, with clear business examples.
daily-life B1

fit into a schedule

Learn how to use the English phrase 'fit into a schedule' to talk about finding time for appointments, meetings, or tasks in your busy daily routine.
travel A2

fitness center

Learn how to use the term 'fitness center' when traveling. Find meanings, examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B1

fixed costs

Learn the definition of 'fixed costs', how they differ from variable costs, and how to use this financial term in business settings.
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food-cooking C1

flambé the dessert

Master the cooking term 'flambé the dessert' and learn how to describe lighting alcohol on fire for dramatic culinary effect.
business B1

flexible hours

Learn what 'flexible hours' means in the workplace, how to use it in professional conversations, and see natural examples.
travel B1

flight connection

Learn how to talk about a 'flight connection' when traveling with multiple flights.
travel B1

flight delay

Learn how to talk about a 'flight delay' when your plane is running late, including common airport situations and natural conversational English examples.
travel B2

flight path

Master the term 'flight path', understand how pilots navigate, and learn common travel collocations.
travel A2

flight status

Discover how to use and talk about your 'flight status' in English, with natural examples and helpful practice exercises.
entertainment C1

flub a line

Discover what it means to 'flub a line' in acting and public speaking, with natural examples and practical exercises.
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business C1

fluctuate in value

Learn how to use 'fluctuate in value' to describe assets, currencies, or investments that continuously rise and fall in worth over time.
business C1

fluctuate wildly

Master the phrase 'fluctuate wildly' to describe highly unpredictable, rapid, and extreme changes in prices, financial markets, or statistical metrics.
food-cooking B1

fluffy rice

Master the expression 'fluffy rice' to talk about perfectly cooked, light, and separate grains of rice.
travel C1

fly by the seat of one's pants

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'fly by the seat of one's pants,' see natural examples, and learn how to use it when talking about unplanned travel experiences.
daily-life B1

fly to another country

Discover how to naturally use the phrase 'fly to another country' in English conversations when discussing international travel, vacations, or business trips.
business C1

fob off the customers

Learn the casual business expression 'fob off the customers' to describe giving excuses or inferior products.
food-cooking B2

fold in the flour

Master the baking term 'fold in the flour' to gently combine dry ingredients with wet mixtures without losing air.
entertainment C1

foley artist

Learn about the role of a foley artist in film production, how they create sound effects, and how to use the term correctly.
entertainment B1

follow a series

Learn how to talk about regularly watching a TV show, drama, or podcast series over time.