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Neutral expressions for any context

relationships C1

a pillar of strength

Understand the idiom 'a pillar of strength' to describe someone who provides immense emotional support during tough times.
relationships B2

abandon someone in need

Discover the meaning of 'abandon someone in need' and find out how to use this serious phrase to describe leaving someone during a difficult crisis.
travel C1

abandoned luggage

Learn the term 'abandoned luggage', used in travel contexts to describe bags left unattended, and how to use it correctly.
daily-life B1

about a week ago

Learn how to use the phrase 'about a week ago' in English to describe recent past events with natural examples and practice exercises.
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daily-life C1

absorb information

Understand how to use 'absorb information' to describe learning, processing, and retaining knowledge effectively.
academic B2

academic background

Learn how to describe your education using the phrase 'academic background' in job interviews, CVs, and university applications.
business B1

accept responsibility

Master the phrase 'accept responsibility' to professionally take ownership of mistakes or duties in the workplace.
business B1

accept an offer

Discover how to use 'accept an offer' to describe agreeing to a job proposal, business deal, or real estate bid.
business B1

accept the terms

Learn how to use 'accept the terms' in business contexts, from software agreements to legal contract negotiations.
entertainment B1

acceptance speech

Understand what an 'acceptance speech' is, when it is delivered, and how to use this term in conversations about awards and achievements.
daily-life B1

according to the rules

Understand how to use 'according to the rules' in English. Discover daily life examples, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful practice exercises.
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academic B1

according to

Learn how to use 'according to' correctly in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
daily-life B2

accuse someone of lying

Learn how to use the phrase 'accuse someone of lying' correctly in English. Master the grammar pattern and avoid common preposition mistakes in daily life.
daily-life C1

acquire a taste for

Learn the idiom 'acquire a taste for' to describe learning to like new foods or hobbies. Get natural example sentences, practice exercises, and tips.
business B2

acquire new clients

Master the business phrase 'acquire new clients' to discuss sales growth, marketing strategies, and business development.
entertainment B2

action-packed sequence

Master the phrase 'action-packed sequence' to describe fast-moving, exciting parts of movies, TV shows, or books.
daily-life B2

adapt to a new environment

Discover how to use the phrase 'adapt to a new environment' to describe adjusting to new situations, cities, or workplaces successfully in English.
food-cooking B1

add a pinch of salt

Learn how to use the culinary expression 'add a pinch of salt' to enhance your cooking and English vocabulary.
food-cooking A2

add some salt

Learn how to use the phrase 'add some salt' in English cooking. Find meaning, examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
daily-life B2

adjust the volume

Learn how to use the phrase 'adjust the volume' in English. Discover how to describe changing the sound level on TV, phones, and speakers in daily situations.