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Neutral expressions for any context

travel B1

clear security

Discover how to use the travel phrase "clear security" to describe passing through airport checkpoints, screening areas, and metal detectors.
technology A2

click here

Learn how to use 'click here' in English. Understand its meaning on websites, see natural examples, and test yourself.
technology B2

clickbait headline

Learn what a clickbait headline is, how it is used to attract internet traffic, and how to naturally talk about misleading online content in everyday English.
business C1

clinch a deal

Learn the advanced business English idiom 'clinch a deal' to describe successfully securing, finalizing, or winning a crucial contract or agreement.
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daily-life A2

close the window

Master the phrase 'close the window' in English. Check out practical examples, common learner errors, and practice questions.
business B1

closing the sale

Discover what 'closing the sale' means in a professional context, view natural examples, and test your understanding with practice exercises.
technology B1

cloud storage

Learn the meaning of 'cloud storage' and how to talk about saving files online in everyday and professional English.
food-cooking B1

clove of garlic

Understand the difference between a 'clove of garlic' and a whole head of garlic to avoid common cooking and language mistakes.
travel B2

cockpit crew

Learn the meaning of 'cockpit crew', how it differs from 'cabin crew', and how to use it in travel contexts.
food-cooking C1

coffee connoisseur

Learn what a 'coffee connoisseur' is and how to use this term to describe a true coffee expert and enthusiast.
business B1

cold calling

Master the definition of 'cold calling' and explore natural examples to understand how this common sales term is used in modern professional business English.
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business B2

collaborate across departments

Discover how to use 'collaborate across departments' to talk about cross-functional teamwork and breaking down organizational silos.
business B2

collaborate on projects

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'collaborate on projects' to describe working together with colleagues to achieve shared goals.
business B2

collaborate with partners

Learn how to use the business English phrase "collaborate with partners" to describe teamwork, joint ventures, and strategic alliances in meetings.
daily-life B2

combine forces

Discover the meaning of 'combine forces,' learn how to use it in daily life and business contexts, and view natural examples.
business B2

come down to price

Understand how to use 'come down to price' to describe the ultimate deciding factor in business negotiations and deals.
daily-life C1

come to a standstill

Master the C1 expression 'come to a standstill' to describe situations where all movement or activity completely stops.
daily-life B2

come to an end

Discover how to use the versatile English idiom "come to an end" to naturally describe situations, events, or periods of time that are finally finishing.
daily-life A2

come to the party

Learn how to use the English phrase 'come to the party' in everyday conversations with natural examples and practice exercises.
business B2

come up with a solution

Master the business phrase 'come up with a solution.' Learn how to use it in meetings, emails, and professional conversations.