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academic B1

stay on track

Master the phrase 'stay on track' to talk about maintaining progress. Learn its meaning, view daily examples, and practice using it correctly.
travel B1

stay overnight

Master the travel phrase 'stay overnight' in English. Learn its meaning, see how native speakers use it, and practice with real exercises.
daily-life B1

stay up late

Learn how to use 'stay up late' to talk about sleeping routines, late-night activities, and habits.
slang C1

stealth wealth

Discover the meaning of 'stealth wealth', a slang term used to describe extremely wealthy people who choose to hide their riches behind a modest lifestyle.
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business C1

stem the tide

Learn how to use the C1 business idiom 'stem the tide' to describe stopping the increase or spread of something unwanted, like financial losses or negative trends.
food-cooking B1

steamed dumplings

Learn the English term 'steamed dumplings'. Discover how to use it in conversation, common mistakes to avoid, and practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

sticky rice

Learn how to use 'sticky rice' in English. Understand its meaning, cultural context, and how to use it in conversation.
food-cooking B1

stir the soup

Learn the common kitchen phrase 'stir the soup' in English. Find conversational examples, clear explanations, pronunciation, and practice tests.
daily-life B1

stop smoking

Master the phrase 'stop smoking' to confidently discuss quitting cigarettes, breaking unhealthy habits, and improving your overall physical health in English.
daily-life A2

stop the bus

Learn how to use 'stop the bus' in English. Find real-world examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
business A2

store manager

Learn how to use 'store manager' in professional contexts. Explore definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes for retail and business English.
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entertainment B2

straight-to-video

Learn the meaning of 'straight-to-video', how it describes low-budget or unsuccessful movies, and how to use it in conversation.
slang B1

straight up

Learn the meaning of 'straight up' in English slang, how to use it to show honesty or emphasis, and see real-life examples.
food-cooking B2

strain the pasta

Understand how to use 'strain the pasta' correctly in English conversations and recipes.
entertainment B1

streaming service

Learn what a streaming service is, how to discuss digital entertainment platforms, and common English expressions related to them.
business B2

streamline administrative tasks

Learn how to use the phrase "streamline administrative tasks" in professional English to discuss simplifying office paperwork, schedules, and routines.
business B2

streamline the process

Master the professional business English phrase "streamline the process" to describe making workflows faster, simpler, and significantly more efficient.
travel A2

street map

Learn how to use the term "street map" when asking for directions. Master this essential travel vocabulary for navigating new cities.
travel A2

street sign

Understand how to use 'street sign' in English. Learn the definition, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
business B2

streamline operations

Learn how to use the business English phrase "streamline operations" to talk about improving organizational efficiency and cutting unnecessary company costs.