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Informal expressions for everyday speech

slang B1

vibe check

Learn what 'vibe check' means, how to use it in casual English conversations, and see real-life examples.
food-cooking B1

whip up

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'whip up' to describe preparing a quick, delicious meal effortlessly using whatever ingredients you have in your kitchen.
daily-life B1

worth it

Discover how to use the casual expression 'worth it' to evaluate if an action, cost, or effort is justified by its positive results. Includes examples.
entertainment B2

a real page-turner

Learn how to use the casual English expression 'a real page-turner' to describe books you cannot put down. Improve your vocabulary with natural examples.
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relationships B1

ask someone out

Find out how to use the phrasal verb 'ask someone out' in English. Learn the correct word order, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
daily-life C1

at the drop of a hat

Master the C1 idiom 'at the drop of a hat' to describe actions done instantly, willingly, and without hesitation. See natural examples and practice here.
business C1

ballpark figure

Discover how to use the C1 business idiom 'ballpark figure' to discuss rough estimates and approximate numbers in professional conversations.
daily-life C1

beat around the bush

Understand the English idiom 'beat around the bush' and learn how to tell someone to stop avoiding the main topic and get straight to the point in conversation.
entertainment B1

binge watch

Find out what 'binge watch' means and how to use it in casual conversation. Learn with real-life examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

bite the bullet

Master the common idiom 'bite the bullet' with natural example sentences, clear explanations, and interactive exercises to boost your English fluency.
entertainment B2

break a leg

Learn why English speakers say 'break a leg' to wish someone good luck. Master this popular idiom for theater, performances, and presentations with real examples.
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travel B2

break the bank

Learn how to use the idiom 'break the bank' to talk about expensive purchases and travel budgets in English.
daily-life B2

break the ice

Discover how to use the popular idiom 'break the ice' in social situations with realistic examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice to improve.
relationships C1

breathe down someone's neck

Learn the meaning of 'breathe down someone's neck' and how to use this common English idiom to describe close, annoying supervision or pressure in daily conversations.
academic B2

breeze through

Discover the casual expression 'breeze through' to describe passing an exam or completing a task with ease. Master its usage with native examples and tips.
daily-life C1

burn bridges

Master the English idiom 'burn bridges' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural conversation examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice using it correctly.
daily-life B2

burn the midnight oil

Understand the idiom 'burn the midnight oil,' see how to use it in daily life, and learn common mistakes.
daily-life B1

by the way

Learn how to use the conversational transition 'by the way' to introduce new topics or add quick details.
daily-life B1

call it a day

Discover how to use 'call it a day' to say you are stopping work or an activity. Learn correct usage, pronunciation, and examples.
entertainment B1

catch a movie

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'catch a movie' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and natural examples.