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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B2

put into practice

Learn how to use 'put into practice' to describe turning ideas, plans, or theories into real-world actions.
business B2

put forward a suggestion

Master the business phrase 'put forward a suggestion' to confidently share your ideas in meetings and emails.
food-cooking B2

put on the back burner

Discover the cooking-inspired idiom 'put on the back burner' and learn how to use it to describe delaying or deprioritizing tasks.
technology B1

put on silent

Master the phrase 'put on silent' in English. Learn how to talk about silencing your phone in meetings, movies, and class.
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daily-life A2

put on your shoes

Learn how to use 'put on your shoes' to tell someone or talk about dressing your feet in everyday English.
entertainment A2

puzzle game

Learn the meaning of the term 'puzzle game' with natural English examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to improve your vocabulary.
business B2

quality control

Understand the term 'quality control' in business, how it helps maintain strict product standards, and how to use it fluently in professional English conversations.
slang C1

quiet luxury

Discover the meaning of 'quiet luxury'—the fashion trend of wearing high-quality, logo-free clothing—with real-world examples and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

rain very hard

Learn how to use the phrase 'rain very hard' to describe heavy rainfall in everyday English conversations.
travel B2

random security check

Learn what a 'random security check' means at the airport, see natural examples, and practice using this essential travel vocabulary phrase correctly.
entertainment C1

reach a fever pitch

Learn how to use 'reach a fever pitch' to describe a state of intense excitement, anticipation, or agitation in entertainment and media.
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entertainment A2

read a novel

Understand how to use 'read a novel' to talk about enjoying long, fictional book stories.
academic A2

read the text

Understand the common academic phrase 'read the text' and how to use it in assignments, exams, and classroom discussions.
food-cooking A2

ready to eat

Understand how to use 'ready to eat' in English. Learn its meaning, view natural examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life A2

read the news

Find out how to use the common phrase 'read the news' to talk about your daily information habits in English.
business C1

reap the rewards

Learn how to use the advanced phrase 'reap the rewards' to describe enjoying the positive results or benefits of hard work, investment, or effort.
relationships B1

receive a compliment

Learn how to use the phrase 'receive a compliment' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
daily-life B1

receive a parcel

Discover how to use 'receive a parcel' in English. Learn natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice this common daily expression.
business B1

receive an email

Master the common business phrase 'receive an email'. Learn natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

recommend a restaurant

Learn how to use 'recommend a restaurant' in English. This guide covers everyday usage, natural examples, common errors, and practice exercises.