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Informal expressions for everyday speech

travel B1

happy hour

Learn the meaning of 'happy hour', how to find the best deals while traveling, and how to use this casual expression naturally in English.
relationships B2

have eyes only for

Learn how to use the romantic expression 'have eyes only for' to describe complete devotion and exclusive attraction to one person.
entertainment C1

headcanon

Understand the popular internet and fandom term 'headcanon' to talk about personal, unofficial interpretations of fictional stories.
slang B1

high key

Learn how to use the slang term 'high key' to express strong, open, or intense feelings in everyday casual English conversations.
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technology B2

hit a paywall

Discover what it means to hit a paywall when reading articles online, how to use this conversational phrase in daily English, and common mistakes to avoid.
travel B2

hit a roadblock

Discover how to use the idiom 'hit a roadblock' to describe encountering sudden obstacles during trips or projects.
relationships B2

hit a rocky patch

Learn how to use 'hit a rocky patch' in English to describe a difficult period in a relationship, with natural examples and pronunciation.
entertainment B2

hit the big screen

Learn the casual idiom 'hit the big screen' to describe movies being released in theaters, with practical examples.
slang B2

hot girl summer

Discover the meaning of 'hot girl summer,' a popular slang term about confidence, self-love, and having fun with friends.
slang B2

hype beast

Understand what a 'hype beast' is—a slang term for someone obsessed with buying the latest trendy streetwear and limited-edition items.
entertainment C1

hype machine

Learn the meaning of 'hype machine,' how it drives public excitement for entertainment releases, and how to use it.
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slang B2

ick factor

Discover what the 'ick factor' means in modern slang, how it describes sudden feelings of disgust, and how to use it in everyday English.
slang A2

I'm dead

Learn how to use the popular internet slang "I'm dead" to show that you find something incredibly funny or amusing.
food-cooking B2

in a pickle

Learn the meaning of the casual English idiom 'in a pickle'. Discover how to use it in daily conversations with examples.
entertainment B2

indie darling

Learn the definition of "indie darling" in the entertainment industry, with natural examples and useful practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

It's my treat

Learn how to offer to pay for someone else's meal or drink naturally in English using the friendly expression 'It's my treat'.
food-cooking B1

keep an eye on the oven

Learn the casual kitchen idiom 'keep an eye on the oven' to make sure your food cooks perfectly. Includes meaning, native examples, and interactive practice.
entertainment B1

keep me company

Learn how to use 'keep me company' to describe how media, pets, or people help you feel less alone.
slang A2

laugh out loud

Learn the origin and usage of 'laugh out loud' (LOL), a popular slang phrase used to show that something is very funny.
slang B2

left on read

Find out what 'left on read' means, how to use it in everyday English, and why it is a common texting frustration.