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entertainment B2

parody film

Learn the meaning of 'parody film', how to use it in conversation, and see real-world examples of this comedic movie genre.
business B1

pass on a message

Master the phrase 'pass on a message' to professionally communicate information from one person to another in the workplace.
slang B1

pass the aux

Learn the slang expression 'pass the aux', how it transitioned from physical cables to digital music sharing, and how to use it naturally in casual conversations.
entertainment B1

pass the ball

Understand how to use the sports phrase 'pass the ball' in games like soccer or basketball, and in figurative team contexts.
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relationships B1

pass the time together

Find out how to use the phrase 'pass the time together' to describe spending casual hours with someone to avoid boredom and enjoy each other's company.
entertainment B1

pass the time

Learn how to use 'pass the time' to describe doing an activity to make a waiting period feel shorter.
business B2

pass up an opportunity

Learn the meaning of 'pass up an opportunity' and how to use it in professional English conversations and emails.
travel B2

passenger drop-off

Learn what 'passenger drop-off' means, where to find these zones at airports or stations, and how to use the phrase correctly.
travel C1

passenger manifest

Understand 'passenger manifest,' the official list of passengers on a ship, plane, or vehicle used by customs and flight crews.
slang B2

passenger princess

Find out what 'passenger princess' means, where it comes from, and how to use this popular social media slang term.
travel B1

passport queue

Learn how to use the term 'passport queue' to describe the line at border control or immigration in airports.
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travel B2

passport validity

Learn the formal travel term 'passport validity' and understand how to discuss passport expiration rules and international travel requirements in English.
food-cooking C1

pasture-raised chicken

Learn what 'pasture-raised chicken' means, how it differs from other poultry labels, and how to use this food-cooking term in English.
business B1

paternity leave

Master the term 'paternity leave' in English. Learn how to talk about a father's time off work after having a baby with real examples.
entertainment C1

patron of the arts

Discover what it means to be a 'patron of the arts' and how this formal term describes wealthy or influential supporters of creative culture throughout history.
relationships B2

pay a brief visit

Master the expression 'pay a brief visit' to describe making a short, polite stop to see someone.
daily-life B1

pay in advance

Understand the phrase 'pay in advance' and how to use it when booking services, buying tickets, or renting.
daily-life A2

pay the cashier

Master the common English phrase "pay the cashier" for shopping and dining. Includes simple examples, common mistakes, and practice questions.
daily-life B1

pay the rent

Master the daily English collocation "pay the rent." Learn its meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life A2

pay with coins

Learn the phrase 'pay with coins' to talk about using physical metal money for transactions in daily situations.