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relationships B2

micromanage someone

Understand what it means to 'micromanage someone' and how to use this term to describe controlling every small detail of another person's work.
entertainment B1

midnight screening

Discover the meaning of 'midnight screening' in English. Learn how movie theaters host late-night premieres with examples and common mistakes.
food-cooking B1

mild flavor

Learn how to describe gentle, non-overpowering tastes using the phrase 'mild flavor' with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
travel B2

mileage limit

Understand the term 'mileage limit' when renting vehicles. Learn how to avoid extra fees with these practical examples and tips.
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entertainment C1

mind-bending plot

Explore the meaning of 'mind-bending plot', a casual term for complex, trippy storylines in movies and books. Includes natural examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

mind the noise

Learn how to use 'mind the noise' in daily English. Discover natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice.
travel A2

mineral water

Learn how to order mineral water in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for your next trip.
business B2

minimize negative impacts

Learn how to use 'minimize negative impacts' to talk about reducing bad consequences in professional contexts.
business B2

minimize downtime

Learn the business phrase 'minimize downtime' to describe reducing periods when systems, machines, or employees are inactive.
business B2

minimize operational costs

Master the professional phrase 'minimize operational costs' to talk about reducing day-to-day business expenses.
entertainment B2

miscast actor

Learn how to use the term 'miscast actor' to describe a performer who was given an unsuitable role in a movie, play, or TV show.
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daily-life B1

miss a train

Master the common English phrase 'miss a train.' Learn how to use it correctly with natural examples, tips, and exercises.
travel A2

miss the train

Learn the common travel phrase 'miss the train' to describe arriving too late for public transport. Understand both its literal and figurative meanings.
business C1

mitigate the effects

Understand how to use the formal business phrase 'mitigate the effects' to describe reducing or softening the negative impact of an event or crisis.
food-cooking A2

mix the ingredients

Learn how to use the cooking phrase 'mix the ingredients' in English. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and practice with exercises.
food-cooking B1

mixing bowl

Learn how to use 'mixing bowl' in English kitchen contexts. Explore natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practical practice exercises.
slang C1

mob wife aesthetic

Learn about the 'mob wife aesthetic', a viral fashion trend characterized by bold, glamorous, and maximalist styles like fur coats and animal prints.
food-cooking C1

molecular gastronomy

Explore the fascinating science of molecular gastronomy, where physics and chemistry transform everyday ingredients into visually stunning and innovative culinary art.
business B1

money-back guarantee

Master the business English phrase 'money-back guarantee' with natural conversation examples, common learner mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
business B2

monitor market trends

Learn how to use 'monitor market trends' in professional English. Discover its meaning, see natural business examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.