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Informal expressions for everyday speech

slang A2

on point

Learn how to use the slang phrase 'on point' to describe things that are perfect, stylish, or highly accurate. Includes examples and practice.
daily-life B2

on second thought

Learn how to use 'on second thought' in natural English conversations to smoothly change your mind, make a different decision, and sound like a native speaker.
relationships B2

on the rebound

Discover the meaning of the relationship idiom 'on the rebound' and learn how to use it to describe someone who starts dating quickly after a painful breakup.
business B2

on the spot

Learn how to use the common idiom 'on the spot' to describe being put in a difficult position or forced to make an immediate decision.
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slang B2

out of pocket

Learn the modern slang meaning of 'out of pocket,' used to describe wild, inappropriate, or unhinged behavior.
travel B1

pack heavy

Learn the casual travel phrase 'pack heavy' in English. Master its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it in your daily English.
business C1

paper over the cracks

Learn the business idiom 'paper over the cracks' to describe hiding deep-seated problems with temporary, superficial solutions.
slang B1

pass the aux

Learn the slang expression 'pass the aux', how it transitioned from physical cables to digital music sharing, and how to use it naturally in casual conversations.
slang B2

passenger princess

Find out what 'passenger princess' means, where it comes from, and how to use this popular social media slang term.
food-cooking B2

picky eater

Learn how to describe someone who is very selective about what they eat using the common English phrase 'picky eater'.
food-cooking B2

pig out

Master the casual English phrasal verb 'pig out' to describe eating a large amount of food in a greedy or enthusiastic way.
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slang B2

pink flag

Learn the meaning of 'pink flag' in dating and relationships, how it differs from a red flag, and how to use it in casual conversation.
daily-life C1

put a damper on

Learn how to use "put a damper on" in English. Understand how to describe things that ruin the mood, with natural examples and tips.
food-cooking B2

put on a spread

Discover how to use the idiom 'put on a spread' to describe preparing a large, impressive feast for guests.
entertainment B1

put on in the background

Discover how to use the phrase 'put on in the background' when playing media while doing other tasks.
business B2

put out a fire

Learn how the idiom 'put out a fire' is used in business to describe solving sudden, urgent problems.
travel B2

put someone up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'put someone up' to describe hosting a traveler or guest temporarily.
travel B1

queue up

Learn the British English phrasal verb 'queue up' to talk about waiting in line at airports, attractions, and restaurants.
slang A2

real talk

Master the slang term 'real talk' to express honesty and seriousness in casual conversations. Learn definitions, examples, and correct usage.
slang C1

reply guy

Learn what a 'reply guy' is on social media and how to use this slang term to describe overly eager online behavior.