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Neutral expressions for any context

slang A2

thumbs up

Discover how to use 'thumbs up' to express approval, agreement, or encouragement in everyday English conversations.
travel B2

tourist hotspot

Learn how to use 'tourist hotspot' to describe extremely popular travel destinations and attractions.
travel B1

turn back

Learn how to use 'turn back' when you need to reverse direction during a journey or trip.
academic B1

turn in

Master the phrasal verb 'turn in' to talk about submitting homework, essays, and assignments to your teachers.
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business B1

under pressure

Understand how to use the phrase 'under pressure' in business contexts to describe working in stressful or demanding situations.
travel C1

unspoilt countryside

Understand the C1 collocation 'unspoilt countryside' to describe beautiful, untouched natural landscapes.
daily-life B1

used to

Learn how to use 'used to' correctly to talk about past habits and states that are no longer true. Avoid common grammar mistakes with our practical guide.
technology B2

user-friendly

Discover the meaning of 'user-friendly', learn how to use it correctly in technology and business contexts, and explore natural English example sentences.
travel B2

valet parking

Learn the meaning of valet parking, how to use it when traveling or dining out, and see natural example sentences.
travel B2

vibrant nightlife

Master the collocation 'vibrant nightlife' to describe cities with exciting evening entertainment, bars, and clubs.
daily-life B1

wake-up call

Learn the meaning of 'wake-up call' as both a hotel service and a powerful metaphor for a warning sign.
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food-cooking B1

warm up

Learn how to use 'warm up' when referring to heating food or leftovers before eating.
daily-life C1

weather the storm

Discover how to use 'weather the storm' to describe surviving difficult times, crises, or challenges.
daily-life B1

what's the matter

Learn how to use 'what's the matter' to ask someone what is wrong or why they look upset.
travel A2

where is the bathroom

Master this essential English phrase to ask for the restroom politely in restaurants, airports, and public spaces.
travel A2

where is the...

Master the essential travel phrase 'where is the...' to ask for directions to specific places like restrooms, stations, or hotels.
food-cooking C1

whet your appetite

Learn how to use the C1 idiom "whet your appetite" in English. Understand its spelling, meaning, and figurative usage in daily life.
food-cooking B2

wine and dine

Discover the meaning of 'wine and dine'. Learn how to use this English idiom to describe entertaining guests or clients with high-quality food and drinks.
business B2

word of mouth

Discover the meaning of 'word of mouth' in business and how organic recommendations from customers can drive brand success and growth.
business A2

work on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'work on' in professional settings to describe tasks, projects, or skills you are actively improving or completing.