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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B2

display your work

Learn how to use the English phrase 'display your work'. Includes everyday examples, common mistakes, and practice activities.
business C1

disruptive innovation

Learn the definition of disruptive innovation, how it transforms markets, and how to use this essential C1 business term in professional English.
academic B1

distance learning

Understand the academic term 'distance learning'. Learn its definition, see natural examples, and avoid common errors when talking about remote education.
daily-life B2

distinguish between the two

Learn how to use 'distinguish between the two' to describe telling the difference between two very similar things in daily life.
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entertainment B1

distract myself

Learn how to use 'distract myself' to describe drawing your attention away from worries or boredom using entertainment.
daily-life B2

divide the profits

Learn how to use 'divide the profits' to describe sharing business earnings or money made from a joint effort.
daily-life B2

distribute the flyers

Learn how to use 'distribute the flyers' to talk about handing out promotional papers or leaflets in daily life.
business B1

divide the tasks

Discover how to use 'divide the tasks' to talk about delegating work and assigning responsibilities in a team.
business B1

divide the workload

Learn how to use 'divide the workload' to discuss balancing work responsibilities and preventing burnout in team projects.
daily-life B2

divorce your spouse

Learn how to use 'divorce your spouse' to describe the legal termination of a marriage.
daily-life A2

do some exercise

Understand how to use 'do some exercise' correctly in English to talk about physical activity and staying fit.
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slang B2

doom spending

Learn about 'doom spending,' a modern term for purchasing luxury or non-essential items to cope with economic anxiety.
travel B1

dormitory bed

What is a 'dormitory bed'? Learn how to use this common travel term when booking budget hostels and shared accommodations.
slang C1

dopamine dressing

Learn what 'dopamine dressing' means, how to use this mood-boosting fashion slang term in your daily conversations, and see natural English examples.
entertainment C1

double bill

Learn about 'double bill', an entertainment term for two movies, plays, or shows presented together for the price of one.
travel B1

double-decker bus

Learn what a double-decker bus is, how to use this travel term in English, and see natural example sentences.
academic C1

double-edged sword

Discover how to use 'double-edged sword' to describe situations, tools, or strategies with both positive and negative consequences.
daily-life B2

double your income

Learn how to use the phrase "double your income" naturally in English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and practical everyday examples.
daily-life B2

doubt someone's sincerity

Learn how to use the English expression 'doubt someone's sincerity' naturally to express skepticism about someone's genuine intentions.
daily-life B1

down the street

Learn how to use the common phrase 'down the street' to describe locations and give directions naturally like a native English speaker in daily life.