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daily-life A2

rise early

Discover the meaning of the phrase 'rise early' and how to use it when talking about waking up or getting out of bed early in the morning.
travel B1

river cruise

Understand the meaning of 'river cruise', see how it differs from ocean cruises, and learn natural phrases.
food-cooking B1

roasted chicken

Learn how to use the term 'roasted chicken' in everyday English. Discover natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practical practice exercises.
entertainment A2

rock band

Learn how to use the term 'rock band' in English. Find out its meaning, pronunciation, common errors, and see natural examples.
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entertainment B2

road movie

Learn what a "road movie" is, see natural examples of this film genre, and understand how to use the term in English conversations.
travel A2

road sign

Master the English term 'road sign' with this quick guide. Includes natural examples, common errors, and interactive practice.
academic B2

role model

Understand the expression 'role model' to describe inspiring individuals who guide others, and learn how to use it in academic, professional, and personal contexts.
entertainment B1

rom-com

Learn the meaning of 'rom-com', a popular casual term for romantic comedy films, with natural English examples and common mistakes to avoid.
entertainment B1

romantic comedy

Master the term 'romantic comedy' (or 'rom-com') to describe lighthearted films about love, relationships, and humor.
food-cooking B1

rotten fruit

Learn how to use the English phrase 'rotten fruit' to describe spoiled food, understand its pronunciation, and read natural conversation examples for daily life.
entertainment B2

rough cut

Discover the meaning of 'rough cut' in video editing, how it differs from other cuts, and how to use it in conversation.
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travel B1

rough landing

Learn how to use 'rough landing' to describe a bumpy, hard, or uncomfortable aircraft touchdown. Master this essential travel vocabulary phrase today.
academic A2

ruler and eraser

Master the school stationery terms 'ruler and eraser'. Study real-life examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
technology B2

run a diagnostic

Learn the formal technical term 'run a diagnostic' to describe testing a computer system or software for errors or performance issues.
daily-life A2

run a race

Learn how to talk about running competitions with the phrase 'run a race' in everyday English conversations.
daily-life B2

run a risk

Understand how to use 'run a risk' to talk about taking chances or facing potential dangers in daily life.
travel B2

run a tab

Understand how 'run a tab' works at bars and hotels, allowing you to pay your bill at the very end.
technology B2

run in the background

Learn what it means when an app or program runs in the background, and how to use this common tech expression in daily life.
business B2

run into difficulties

Understand how to use 'run into difficulties' to describe encountering unexpected obstacles in business projects.
slang C1

sad fishing

Learn the meaning of 'sad fishing'—the practice of posting emotional content online to gain sympathy—with examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.