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business B2

look down on competitors

Learn the business idiom 'look down on competitors' to describe an attitude of superiority or underestimating other companies.
daily-life A2

look like

Master the phrase 'look like' to describe physical appearance or similarity in English. Includes clear explanations, natural examples, and practice.
business B2

look up to leaders

Discover how to use 'look up to leaders' in casual business English to describe respect, mentorship, and professional admiration.
travel B2

lookout point

Master the travel term 'lookout point' with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to describe scenic stops and elevated natural viewpoints on your next road trip.
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relationships B1

lose one's temper

Learn the meaning of 'lose one's temper' and how to describe someone getting very angry.
academic B1

lose interest

Learn how to use 'lose interest' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practical examples for academic contexts.
daily-life A2

lose your keys

Learn how to use the common phrase 'lose your keys' in English when you cannot find your house or car keys.
travel C1

lost in translation

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'lost in translation' and see how to use it to describe cultural and linguistic misunderstandings during travel or work.
relationships B2

love-hate relationship

Understand what a 'love-hate relationship' is and how to use this common English expression for complex, mixed feelings.
daily-life A2

love your family

Understand how to talk about caring deeply for your relatives using the phrase 'love your family'.
entertainment A2

love song

Understand how to use 'love song' in English. Learn its definition, see real-life examples, and practice using it correctly.
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travel A2

luggage cart

Learn how to use 'luggage cart' when navigating airports and hotels. Get examples, tips, and common mistakes.
travel A2

luggage area

Understand 'luggage area' in English. Learn how to ask for and find where bags are kept or collected at airports and hotels.
travel B1

luggage porter

Understand the term 'luggage porter' in English. Learn how to ask for help with your bags at hotels and airports with natural travel vocabulary.
travel B2

luggage reclaim

Learn how to use the term 'luggage reclaim' correctly when traveling through airports to find your bags after a flight.
business A2

lunch break

Master the common workplace term "lunch break" to talk about your midday rest period and coordinate schedules with colleagues.
academic B1

main point

Learn how to identify and use the expression 'main point' to discuss the core idea of an essay, lecture, or argument.
travel A2

main square

Understand the term 'main square' in English. Learn how to talk about the primary central plaza in a city.
entertainment B2

mainstream media

Learn how to use the term 'mainstream media' to discuss large-scale news, television, and entertainment outlets.
relationships B2

maintain a distance

Learn how to use 'maintain a distance' in English to describe keeping emotional or physical space in relationships, both at work and in your personal life.