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20 expression(s)

entertainment C1

court controversy

Learn the formal English expression 'court controversy' to describe actions or works that intentionally invite public debate and disagreement.
academic C1

critical evaluation

Master the academic term 'critical evaluation'. Understand its meaning, find formal examples, and avoid common writing mistakes.
food-cooking C1

culinary heritage

Learn the meaning of 'culinary heritage' and how to describe traditional food cultures and cooking practices in formal English.
food-cooking C1

culinary prowess

Explore the meaning of culinary prowess. Learn how to describe exceptional cooking skills and talent in formal English.
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business C1

detrimental to

Learn how to use the formal business phrase 'detrimental to' to describe things that cause harm or damage to projects, reputations, or performance.
food-cooking C1

epicurean delight

Learn the formal expression 'epicurean delight' to describe luxurious, high-quality food and drink meant for true culinary connoisseurs.
entertainment C1

experience a meteoric rise to stardom

Learn how to describe someone who becomes incredibly famous very quickly using this classic idiom.
travel C1

feast one's eyes on

Learn how to use the C1 travel expression 'feast one's eyes on' to describe looking at something beautiful or impressive with great pleasure.
entertainment C1

garner critical acclaim

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'garner critical acclaim' to describe highly praised artistic works in the entertainment industry.
travel C1

immerse yourself in the culture

Learn how to use 'immerse yourself in the culture' to describe deep, authentic travel experiences where you live like a local.
academic C1

methodological rigor

Master the academic term 'methodological rigor' to describe strict, precise, and high-quality research methods in your essays, scientific papers, and presentations.
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business B2

on the verge of

Learn how to use 'on the verge of' in business contexts to describe something that is about to happen very soon.
academic C1

salient point

Discover how to use the formal academic phrase 'salient point' to highlight the most important, noticeable, and relevant facts in your essays and presentations.
travel C1

scenic vista

Learn the formal travel term 'scenic vista'. Discover its meaning, correct pronunciation, common learner mistakes, and how to use it in professional travel contexts.
business C1

seismic shift

Discover the meaning of 'seismic shift' in business English. Learn how to describe major industry changes with natural examples.
daily-life C1

shed tears

Learn the formal expression 'shed tears', its pronunciation, natural examples, and how to use it correctly in English.
academic C1

tooth and nail

Master the advanced C1 academic idiom 'tooth and nail' to describe fighting, resisting, or competing with extreme energy, determination, and maximum effort.
travel B2

travel extensively

Master the elegant travel collocation 'travel extensively' to describe broad and frequent travel experiences.
travel C1

travel incognito

Learn the phrase 'travel incognito' to describe traveling without revealing your true identity.
travel C1

vantage point

Learn how to use the term 'vantage point' in English to describe a place or position that provides a good, clear view of scenery, events, or landscapes.