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Neutral expressions for any context

business B1

standing order

Learn what a 'standing order' is, how it differs from other payments, and how to use it in natural business and daily conversations.
entertainment B1

starring role

Discover the meaning of 'starring role' with natural example sentences, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to improve your English vocabulary.
relationships B2

start a family

Master the English phrase 'start a family' with this comprehensive guide. Learn its meaning, explore natural conversation examples, and test your skills with exercises.
business A2

start a meeting

Master the essential business phrase 'start a meeting'. Learn correct prepositions, natural examples, and practice exercises for workplace success.
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daily-life B1

start a new hobby

Discover how to talk about beginning new leisure activities and personal interests using the common phrase 'start a new hobby' in daily English conversation.
daily-life A2

start the car

Learn the common English phrase 'start the car'. Understand how to use it correctly with natural examples and practice.
travel B1

starter plate

Master the term starter plate for dining out. Learn how to order appetizers in English with natural examples, common mistakes, and helpful practice tests.
food-cooking C1

stave off hunger

Learn how to use "stave off hunger" to describe delaying appetite or keeping hunger away temporarily with a light snack.
daily-life A2

stay at a hotel

Learn how to use 'stay at a hotel' correctly in English. Perfect for travel and daily life conversations.
relationships B1

stay close to

Understand how to use 'stay close to' to describe maintaining a strong emotional connection, constant communication, and deep bond with family or friends.
relationships B1

stay friends

Understand how to use 'stay friends' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practice questions.
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daily-life B1

stay in a hostel

Learn how to use the phrase 'stay in a hostel' when talking about budget travel, shared accommodations, and backpacking adventures in conversational English.
daily-life A2

stay in bed

Discover how to use the phrase 'stay in bed' in daily English. Learn its meaning, see examples, and test your knowledge.
academic B1

stay on track

Master the phrase 'stay on track' to talk about maintaining progress. Learn its meaning, view daily examples, and practice using it correctly.
travel B1

stay overnight

Master the travel phrase 'stay overnight' in English. Learn its meaning, see how native speakers use it, and practice with real exercises.
daily-life B1

stay up late

Learn how to use 'stay up late' to talk about sleeping routines, late-night activities, and habits.
slang C1

stealth wealth

Discover the meaning of 'stealth wealth', a slang term used to describe extremely wealthy people who choose to hide their riches behind a modest lifestyle.
business C1

stem the tide

Learn how to use the C1 business idiom 'stem the tide' to describe stopping the increase or spread of something unwanted, like financial losses or negative trends.
food-cooking B1

steamed dumplings

Learn the English term 'steamed dumplings'. Discover how to use it in conversation, common mistakes to avoid, and practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

sticky rice

Learn how to use 'sticky rice' in English. Understand its meaning, cultural context, and how to use it in conversation.