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Informal expressions for everyday speech

slang B2

drip too hard

Discover the hip-hop slang 'drip too hard,' used to describe someone whose style, outfit, or overall vibe is incredibly fashionable and cool.
daily-life B2

drive a hard bargain

Learn how to use the idiom 'drive a hard bargain' to describe someone who is a tough negotiator.
relationships B2

drop by unannounced

Master the casual expression 'drop by unannounced' to talk about visiting friends or family without giving them a heads-up.
relationships B1

drop in on

Master the phrasal verb 'drop in on.' Understand its casual meaning, see real-world examples, and avoid common errors.
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daily-life B2

drop the subject

Find out how to use 'drop the subject' to stop talking about a sensitive or annoying topic.
food-cooking B2

eat on the go

Discover the meaning of 'eat on the go' in English. Learn how to describe eating while busy or traveling with natural examples and practice.
daily-life B2

eat your words

Learn the meaning of 'eat your words' and how to use it when someone has to admit they were wrong.
daily-life B2

elbow your way through

Learn the casual idiom 'elbow your way through' to describe pushing through a crowded place or forcing your way to success.
slang C1

face card never declines

Learn the slang 'face card never declines', used to praise someone's flawless appearance and undeniable good looks.
slang B2

face card

Discover the popular slang term 'face card' and learn how to use it to describe someone's undeniable physical beauty, charisma, and facial attractiveness.
entertainment A2

fall asleep to

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'fall asleep to' to describe drifting off to sleep while listening to your favorite music, podcasts, or TV shows.
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travel B1

fast food joint

Learn the meaning of 'fast food joint' and how to use this casual English term to describe quick, inexpensive eateries on your travels.
travel C1

feast your eyes on

Learn how to use the expressive idiom 'feast your eyes on' to describe looking at beautiful sights, amazing food, or breathtaking views while traveling.
slang C1

feral girl summer

Explore 'feral girl summer', a slang term celebrating a wild, unfiltered, and carefree approach to summer life.
business B2

fill someone in

Learn the casual business phrasal verb 'fill someone in' to update coworkers on missed information or project details. Includes natural examples and practice.
entertainment B2

film buff

Learn the casual term 'film buff' to describe someone who is passionate about movies and knows a lot about cinema history and trivia.
slang B1

final boss

Discover the slang term 'final boss,' used to describe an extremely difficult opponent, obstacle, or intimidating person.
entertainment C1

flub a line

Discover what it means to 'flub a line' in acting and public speaking, with natural examples and practical exercises.
travel C1

fly by the seat of one's pants

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'fly by the seat of one's pants,' see natural examples, and learn how to use it when talking about unplanned travel experiences.
business C1

fob off the customers

Learn the casual business expression 'fob off the customers' to describe giving excuses or inferior products.