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Neutral expressions for any context

business B1

attend a workshop

Learn how to use 'attend a workshop' to describe participating in hands-on, practical training sessions at work.
business B1

attend the conference

Master the phrase 'attend the conference' to describe participating in professional industry events and large meetings.
daily-life B2

attract attention

Discover the meaning of 'attract attention' and how to use this common collocation in everyday English.
travel B1

audio guide

Learn about the term 'audio guide' used in museums and tourist spots. Discover natural examples, correct usage, and practice.
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business B1

avoid a mistake

Discover how to use the professional collocation 'avoid a mistake' to discuss quality control and risk management.
business B1

avoid conflict

Learn how to use 'avoid conflict' in professional settings to describe preventing disagreements and maintaining a peaceful, productive working environment.
business B1

avoid delays

Learn the business English phrase 'avoid delays' to talk about project management, deadlines, and efficiency.
daily-life B1

avoid the rush hour

Learn how to use the phrase 'avoid the rush hour' to talk about skipping heavy traffic and busy commute times in daily English.
daily-life C1

awaken your senses

Discover the meaning of 'awaken your senses' and how to use this sensory expression to describe stimulating experiences.
entertainment B2

award season

Understand the term 'award season', when it happens in the entertainment industry, and how to discuss major ceremonies like the Oscars and Golden Globes.
entertainment B2

award-winning performance

Discover the meaning of 'award-winning performance' and how to describe exceptional acting, singing, or artistic displays in conversational English.
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academic B2

back up an argument

Learn how to use 'back up an argument' in academic writing and speaking. Explore natural examples, common errors, and practical exercises.
entertainment A2

back row

Learn how to use the phrase 'back row' in English. Find everyday examples, pronunciation guides, and interactive practice.
daily-life C1

back up your claims

Learn how to use the phrase 'back up your claims' to describe supporting assertions with evidence or proof.
entertainment B1

background noise

Learn how to use 'background noise' to describe ambient sounds or media playing while you focus on other activities.
business B1

bad debt

Discover the business English term 'bad debt'. Learn how companies talk about unpaid customer invoices that must be written off as financial losses.
daily-life C1

baffle the experts

Understand how to use 'baffle the experts' to describe a mystery or phenomenon that completely confuses specialists.
travel A2

baggage scale

Master the term 'baggage scale'. Learn how to talk about weighing your luggage at the airport with clear examples and practice.
travel B2

baggage reclaim belt

Understand how to refer to the moving carousel where you pick up your suitcases at the airport.
travel B1

baggage tag

Understand what a 'baggage tag' is and how to use this essential travel term correctly.