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Informal expressions for everyday speech

entertainment B1

sing along

Learn how to use the expression 'sing along' in English. Discover examples of singing along to your favorite tunes at concerts or in the car.
slang B2

soft launch

Learn the slang meaning of 'soft launch'. Discover how people use this business term to sneakily introduce a new romantic partner on social media.
daily-life B1

sorry, keep going

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'sorry, keep going' to politely encourage someone to continue speaking after an unexpected interruption or distraction in daily life.
slang B1

spill the tea

Learn how to use the popular slang phrase 'spill the tea' to ask for or share juicy gossip and secrets with friends.
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relationships B2

stand someone up

Learn how to use the English idiom 'stand someone up' to describe the frustrating situation when a friend or romantic date completely fails to show up for your plans.
daily-life B2

stick out

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'stick out' to describe something that is highly noticeable, prominent, or physically protruding in daily conversations.
travel C1

stone's throw away

Learn the common idiomatic expression 'stone's throw away' to describe close distances. See natural examples, pronunciation, and usage tips.
relationships B1

stop by

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'stop by' to talk about making quick, casual visits to friends and family. Master this common English expression with examples.
daily-life B2

swear by

Learn how to use the English phrasal verb 'swear by' to express strong belief or confidence in the effectiveness of something.
food-cooking A2

sweet tooth

Learn what it means to have a sweet tooth, how to use this common English idiom in daily conversations, and see natural examples.
daily-life B2

take it easy

Discover the versatile phrase 'take it easy.' Learn how to use it to say goodbye, tell someone to relax, or calm down.
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technology B2

tech-savvy

Learn how to use the popular casual adjective 'tech-savvy' to describe someone who is skilled with technology. Master its pronunciation, usage, and examples.
relationships C1

the spitting image of

Master the expression "the spitting image of" to describe someone who looks exactly like someone else, usually a family member.
entertainment B2

throw in the towel

Discover what 'throw in the towel' means, how to use it in casual conversation, and practice with real examples.
slang B1

throw shade

Learn the meaning of 'throw shade,' a popular English slang term for expressing subtle disapproval or insult.
food-cooking A2

to go

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'to go' when ordering food or coffee to eat somewhere else. This is a must-know phrase for quick dining and local cafes.
slang B2

touch grass

Learn the meaning of the popular internet slang 'touch grass'. Discover how to use it to tell someone to step away from the screen and reconnect with reality.
relationships C1

two peas in a pod

Discover how to use "two peas in a pod" to describe two people who are incredibly similar in appearance, behavior, or personality.
slang C1

understood the assignment

Discover the meaning of 'understood the assignment', a popular slang phrase used to praise someone who did something perfectly.
daily-life B1

up to you

Master the casual English phrase 'up to you' to let others make decisions in daily conversations.