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academic A2

wrong answer

Learn how to use the phrase 'wrong answer' in English. Find clear explanations, natural classroom examples, common mistakes to avoid, and interactive practice.
entertainment A2

yellow card

Learn what a yellow card means in sports like soccer. See natural examples, common mistakes, and practice using this common sports term today.
relationships B2

yield to pressure

Learn how to use 'yield to pressure' to describe giving in to social, professional, or emotional demands.
travel A2

youth hostel

Discover what a 'youth hostel' is, how it works for budget travelers, and the best ways to use this common term when planning your next backpacking trip.
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business B2

zero tolerance

Learn the meaning of zero tolerance in professional settings. See how to express strict rules and policy enforcement in business English.
food-cooking B2

zesty aroma

Master the expression 'zesty aroma' to describe fresh, lively, and citrus-filled scents in cooking. Learn natural examples and common mistakes.
technology B1

zoom in

Master the phrasal verb "zoom in" in English to talk about magnifying images, digital maps, or camera screens, complete with natural real-world examples.
entertainment B2

A-list celebrity

Learn the meaning of A-list celebrity, how it describes top-tier famous people, and see natural example sentences.
academic B2

academic advisor

Learn what an academic advisor does in college, how to use this term correctly in university contexts, and see natural English example sentences for students.
academic B1

academic year

Master the term 'academic year' to describe the school calendar. Explore clear definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes for English learners.
entertainment B1

acoustic version

Learn the meaning of 'acoustic version,' how to use it in conversation, and see real-life examples of this musical term.
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travel A2

across from

Learn how to use 'across from' to describe locations directly opposite to each other in English. Perfect for travel and directions.
entertainment A2

action figure

Learn the meaning of 'action figure,' see how native speakers use it in conversation, and practice with real-life examples.
academic B2

active participation

Understand how to use 'active participation' to describe engaged, hands-on involvement in educational, professional, and collaborative group settings.
relationships B2

add fuel to the fire

Learn how to use the idiom 'add fuel to the fire' to describe making difficult situations or arguments worse.
travel B2

adjoining rooms

Understand what "adjoining rooms" are, how they differ from connecting rooms, and how to request these side-by-side options at a hotel on your next family trip.
business B1

aim to achieve

Understand how to use 'aim to achieve' to describe business goals, targets, and strategic objectives clearly.
travel B1

airline lounge

Find out what an 'airline lounge' is and how to talk about airport VIP spaces. Master this travel vocabulary card with realistic examples and practice exercises.
travel B1

airport transfer

Discover what an airport transfer is, how to book one, and see natural examples of this essential travel term to make your next trip abroad run smoothly.
food-cooking C1

al fresco dining

Discover the meaning of al fresco dining. Learn how to use this sophisticated culinary term for eating outdoors in style with practical, natural examples.