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Neutral expressions for any context

travel B1

local guide

Discover what a 'local guide' is and how hiring one can enrich your travel experiences and cultural understanding.
travel B2

local knowledge

Discover what 'local knowledge' means and how to use it when traveling. Learn natural examples, pronunciation, common mistakes, and helpful practice exercises.
business B1

long-term plan

Learn how to use 'long-term plan' in business English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

look after someone

Understand how to use 'look after someone' in English. Learn this essential phrasal verb for talking about caring for others.
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relationships B2

look forward to seeing

Master the common phrase 'look forward to seeing' in English. Learn the correct grammar, natural usage, and pronunciation.
daily-life B1

look on the bright side

Discover the meaning and usage of 'look on the bright side' in English. Find natural everyday examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises here.
business B1

look up information

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'look up information' to describe searching for facts, data, or reference material in professional settings.
entertainment A2

lose a match

Master the phrase 'lose a match' with our comprehensive guide. Learn the meaning, see natural examples, and practice your English speaking skills.
travel A2

lose a passport

Learn how to use the phrase 'lose a passport' in English to describe a common travel emergency and understand how to talk about losing important documents.
relationships B1

lose contact

Learn what "lose contact" means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and discover how to avoid common mistakes when talking about drifting apart.
travel C1

lose your bearings

Master the travel expression 'lose your bearings'. Learn how to describe getting lost or disoriented with natural examples and practice.
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entertainment B1

lose your voice

Master the common expression 'lose your voice' to describe being unable to speak clearly after shouting, singing, or catching a cold. Great for daily English.
travel A2

lost luggage

Find out how to talk about 'lost luggage' at the airport, report missing bags, and use this essential travel term correctly.
relationships B2

love at first sight

Learn the meaning of 'love at first sight', see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice using this romantic English idiom.
slang B2

love bombing

Learn about 'love bombing', a manipulative relationship tactic involving excessive affection, gifts, and attention early on to gain control over someone.
food-cooking B1

low fat

Learn how to use the expression 'low fat' correctly in English conversations about food, diets, and healthy eating.
business C1

lucrative deal

Discover how to use the professional corporate phrase 'lucrative deal' to describe highly profitable business agreements, contracts, and partnerships.
travel B1

luggage storage

Understand how to ask for luggage storage at hotels or stations to keep your bags safe while exploring a city.
academic B1

main idea

Learn how to identify and discuss the 'main idea' in English. Perfect your academic reading and writing skills with clear examples and tips.
travel B1

main road

Discover how to use 'main road' in English. Learn its definition, see real-life examples, and practice with quick exercises.