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travel B1

make up the room

Understand what 'make up the room' means in English hotels. Learn how to request housekeeping services, change sheets, and tidy up during your stay.
daily-life B1

make yourself at home

Learn how to use 'make yourself at home' to warmly welcome guests, make them feel comfortable in your house, and sound natural in daily conversations.
entertainment B1

makeup artist

Master the term 'makeup artist' in English. Learn its meaning, explore real-life examples, and practice using this common entertainment vocabulary.
daily-life B1

manage a project

Learn how to use the phrase 'manage a project' in English. See natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice.
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travel C1

map out a route

Discover the meaning of 'map out a route' and how to use this phrase to describe planning a journey or strategy.
food-cooking B2

marinate the chicken

Master the culinary phrase "marinate the chicken" to describe soaking meat in a seasoned liquid to add flavor and tenderness.
business B2

market forces

Understand how market forces shape prices and demand in an economy. Learn to use this essential business and economics term in everyday professional contexts.
business B1

market leader

Learn what a 'market leader' is in business. Discover how to use this term to describe dominant companies in an industry.
business B1

market growth

Understand 'market growth' in business. Learn how to discuss industry expansion and sales increases in professional settings.
business B1

market segment

Learn what a 'market segment' is and how businesses use segmentation to target specific groups of customers.
daily-life B1

marry a foreigner

Understand the phrase 'marry a foreigner' in English. Learn daily life usage, pronunciation, and common grammar mistakes to avoid.
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food-cooking B1

mashed potatoes

Learn how to use 'mashed potatoes' in English conversations. Discover meanings, natural examples, and common mistakes.
relationships B2

match made in heaven

Master the idiom 'match made in heaven' to describe perfect combinations, couples, or partnerships in English.
academic B1

matching exercise

Learn how to use 'matching exercise' to describe academic activities that link related items together.
business B1

maternity leave

Learn the correct way to use 'maternity leave' in English. Get clear explanations, natural examples, and useful practice exercises.
business B2

maximize efficiency

Learn how to use 'maximize efficiency' to describe getting the absolute best results with the least amount of wasted time or resources.
business B2

maximize productivity

Discover how to use 'maximize productivity' in work environments to describe getting the most output out of your team or resources.
business B2

maximize shareholder value

Learn how to use 'maximize shareholder value' in professional contexts, with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

mean to do something

Master the English idiom 'mean to do something.' Find natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
food-cooking B2

meal prep

Learn how to use the casual English term 'meal prep' to talk about preparing meals in advance.