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daily-life B1

protect the environment

Discover the meaning and usage of 'protect the environment'. Learn natural examples, common mistakes, and how to discuss eco-friendly habits in English.
daily-life B1

prove a point

Learn what 'prove a point' means and how to use it in conversation. See real-life examples, common mistakes, and related expressions in English.
relationships C1

provide an exemplary model

Learn how the formal phrase 'provide an exemplary model' is used to describe setting a perfect example for others to follow.
relationships C1

provoke irritation

Learn how to use the formal phrase 'provoke irritation' to describe causing annoyance or frustration in relationships.
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daily-life B1

provide information

Learn how to use the phrase 'provide information' in daily life and work. Discover natural example sentences, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
entertainment B2

psychological thriller

Learn the meaning of psychological thriller, see how to describe mind-bending films and books, and study natural example sentences.
travel B1

public holiday

Learn how to use the term 'public holiday' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, natural examples, and how it impacts your travel plans.
travel B1

public square

Learn the meaning of the term public square, how these open city spaces are used for lively community gatherings, and how to use this travel term in daily English.
business B1

purchase order

Understand the meaning of 'purchase order' (PO) in business. Learn how to use it correctly in professional emails and procurement processes.
technology B1

push notification

Discover what a 'push notification' is and how to use this term correctly when talking about apps, smartphones, and alerts.
daily-life C1

put a damper on

Learn how to use "put a damper on" in English. Understand how to describe things that ruin the mood, with natural examples and tips.
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business B2

put forward a proposal

Master the formal business phrase 'put forward a proposal'. Learn how to use it in meetings, presentations, and written reports.
daily-life B2

put into practice

Learn how to use 'put into practice' to describe turning ideas, plans, or theories into real-world actions.
business B2

put forward a suggestion

Master the business phrase 'put forward a suggestion' to confidently share your ideas in meetings and emails.
food-cooking B2

put on a spread

Discover how to use the idiom 'put on a spread' to describe preparing a large, impressive feast for guests.
entertainment B1

put on in the background

Discover how to use the phrase 'put on in the background' when playing media while doing other tasks.
food-cooking B2

put on the back burner

Discover the cooking-inspired idiom 'put on the back burner' and learn how to use it to describe delaying or deprioritizing tasks.
technology B1

put on silent

Master the phrase 'put on silent' in English. Learn how to talk about silencing your phone in meetings, movies, and class.
business B2

put out a fire

Learn how the idiom 'put out a fire' is used in business to describe solving sudden, urgent problems.
daily-life A2

put on your shoes

Learn how to use 'put on your shoes' to tell someone or talk about dressing your feet in everyday English.