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daily-life B2

admire someone's courage

Learn how to use the phrase 'admire someone's courage' to express deep respect for someone showing bravery and strength during a very difficult situation.
daily-life B2

admit making a mistake

Understand how to use 'admit making a mistake' to talk about confessing to errors, taking responsibility for missteps, and growing from your experiences.
entertainment B2

advance screening

Discover what an 'advance screening' is, see natural example sentences, and learn how to talk about early movie showings like a native speaker.
daily-life B2

advise against doing something

Learn how to use 'advise against doing something' to confidently recommend that someone avoid a particular action because of potential risks or dangers.
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daily-life B2

affect the outcome

Discover how to use the phrase 'affect the outcome' to describe how specific actions, events, or decisions directly influence the final result of a situation.
daily-life B2

afford to buy a car

Learn how to use the common financial expression 'afford to buy a car' to talk about having sufficient money and budget for purchasing a personal vehicle.
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.
daily-life B2

doubt someone's sincerity

Learn how to use the English expression 'doubt someone's sincerity' naturally to express skepticism about someone's genuine intentions.
food-cooking B2

full-bodied wine

Learn how to describe rich, heavy, and complex wines using the term 'full-bodied wine'. Discover natural English examples and pronunciation.
travel B2

fully booked restaurant

Learn how to use 'fully booked restaurant' in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and related travel vocabulary.
food-cooking B2

sparkling cider

Learn how to use the term 'sparkling cider' in English. Understand when it refers to a non-alcoholic celebratory drink or an alcoholic beverage.
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food-cooking B2

tangy taste

Discover the meaning of 'tangy taste' and learn how to use this common culinary expression to describe sharp, refreshing, and slightly acidic food flavors in English.
entertainment B2

theatre-goer

Learn the meaning of 'theatre-goer', how to use it in everyday English conversations about plays and musicals, and avoid common mistakes.
relationships B2

break off

Learn how to use the English phrasal verb 'break off' to describe ending a romantic relationship, engagement, or conversation suddenly, cleanly, and decisively.
travel B2

heritage site

Discover the exact meaning of 'heritage site' with natural English examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises. Improve your travel vocabulary today!
travel B2

nature reserve

Learn how to use 'nature reserve' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises to boost your travel vocabulary.
travel B2

panoramic view

Learn how to use 'panoramic view' in your English conversations. Read real-life examples, avoid common mistakes, and test your skills with exercises.
travel B2

scenic overlook

Master the travel expression 'scenic overlook'. Discover its meaning, natural conversational examples, and common learner mistakes in this guide.
travel B2

tour operator

Understand the term 'tour operator' with natural English examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice. Improve your travel business English.
daily-life B2

be short of

Master the English expression 'be short of'. Learn how to describe not having enough of something like time, money, or space.