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entertainment B1

supporting actor

Master the term 'supporting actor' with clear explanations, real-world conversational examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
slang B1

supporting character

Learn the slang meaning of 'supporting character,' how it compares to 'main character,' and how to use it in daily English.
relationships C1

suppress emotions

Learn the meaning of 'suppress emotions,' how to use it in formal contexts, and view natural example sentences.
entertainment B1

surround sound

Learn the meaning of surround sound, how it enhances your audio experience, and how to use this term naturally in English conversations.
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daily-life B1

survive a cold winter

Learn how to use 'survive a cold winter' to describe getting through freezing temperatures and harsh winter months.
food-cooking C1

sustainably caught

Learn what the term 'sustainably caught' means for wild seafood and why sourcing ocean-friendly fish matters deeply to modern ethical consumers and professional chefs.
food-cooking A2

sweet and sour

Learn how to use the food expression 'sweet and sour' in English. Discover its meaning, natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
travel A2

swimming pool access

Learn how to ask about and use the term 'swimming pool access' when booking your hotel stay.
technology B2

sync devices

Learn how to use the common tech term 'sync devices' in English. Understand its meaning, see conversational examples, and learn how to avoid typical errors.
technology B2

system crash

Learn the meaning of 'system crash' with natural examples. Understand how to use this common technology term in both professional and everyday conversations.
food-cooking A2

table by the window

Learn how to ask for a 'table by the window' when booking or arriving at a restaurant to enjoy the best view and a great dining atmosphere.
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travel B1

table reservation

Learn how to make, confirm, and talk about a 'table reservation' at restaurants when traveling, with natural English examples and vocabulary.
technology B1

tag someone

Learn the meaning of 'tag someone' in casual English. See how to use it on social media with examples and practice.
travel C1

tail wind

Learn what a tail wind is, how it affects travel times, and how to use this aviation and travel term in natural English conversations.
daily-life C1

take a back seat

Learn the meaning of "take a back seat." Discover how to use this idiom to describe stepping back or letting others take charge.
travel B2

table service restaurant

Learn what a table service restaurant is, how it differs from fast food, and how to use this travel vocabulary correctly.
daily-life B1

take a guess

Learn how to use 'take a guess' in casual conversations to invite someone to estimate or predict something.
business B1

take a look

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'take a look' to ask someone to review or examine something quickly and professionally.
business B2

take a step back

Understand how to use 'take a step back' in business to describe pausing, looking at the bigger picture, or temporarily disengaging.
academic B1

take attendance

Learn how to use the academic expression 'take attendance' to describe checking who is present in a class or meeting, with exercises.