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travel B1

stuck in traffic

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'stuck in traffic' when you are delayed on the road. Perfect for travel, commutes, and daily conversations.
academic B1

study abroad

Learn the meaning and usage of 'study abroad,' a popular academic term for pursuing education in another country.
daily-life A2

study for an exam

Learn how to naturally use the phrase 'study for an exam' in everyday English. Read clear examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice with quick exercises.
academic B1

study habits

Learn how to use the phrase 'study habits' in English. Discover its meaning, common learner mistakes, and natural example sentences for academic success.
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daily-life B1

study hard for the test

Learn how to use the phrase 'study hard for the test' to talk about academic preparation, intense exam study sessions, and school routines in natural English.
entertainment B2

stunt coordinator

Discover the role of a 'stunt coordinator' in action movies. Learn how they design and manage dangerous action sequences safely.
entertainment B2

stunt double

Learn the definition of 'stunt double' and how to use this filmmaking term in everyday English discussions about movies.
academic B1

study session

Learn how to use the phrase 'study session' in English. Discover its meaning, see real-life academic examples, and test your knowledge now.
academic B1

subject matter

Learn how to use 'subject matter' in academic English. Discover its definition, natural example sentences, and related terms to talk about course content.
academic C1

substantiate a claim

Learn the formal academic phrase 'substantiate a claim' to describe proving or backing up arguments with solid evidence.
entertainment B1

subtitled film

Learn the term 'subtitled film' and how to talk about watching movies with text translations on screen.
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travel A2

subway station

Understand how to use 'subway station' to find underground train stops, especially in North America.
relationships C1

succumb to monotony

Understand how the formal phrase 'succumb to monotony' describes giving in to a boring, repetitive routine in life or relationships.
academic B1

such as

Learn how to use the phrase 'such as' to introduce specific examples in academic essays and research papers with proper punctuation and natural flow.
daily-life B1

suggest going out

Learn how to use 'suggest going out' to propose social plans or outdoor activities with friends and family in natural English.
business C1

sunk cost fallacy

Understand the sunk cost fallacy, a common cognitive bias in business decision-making, with clear examples and practice.
entertainment B2

supernatural drama

Learn what a supernatural drama is, how to use this entertainment term in conversation, and see natural example sentences.
business B2

supply chain

What exactly is a 'supply chain'? Learn how this essential business term describes the entire journey of a product from raw material sourcing to the final customer.
daily-life B1

support a football team

Understand how to use the phrase 'support a football team' to talk about being a fan of a soccer or football club.
entertainment B1

supporting act

Understand the term 'supporting act' in music and entertainment. Learn how to describe opening performers with this essential B1 vocabulary.