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travel B2

beauty spot

Learn how to use the British English term 'beauty spot' to describe beautiful, scenic areas in nature.
travel C1

break the journey

Discover the British English expression 'break the journey', meaning to stop for a short time during a long trip. Improve your travel vocabulary.
entertainment B1

breakfast television

Learn what 'breakfast television' means, how it differs from other terms, and see natural examples of this early morning TV genre used in daily English.
travel B1

car hire

Learn how to use the term 'car hire' (renting a car, especially in British English) with natural examples, mistakes to avoid, and practice.
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food-cooking A2

cup of tea

Discover the literal and idiomatic meanings of 'cup of tea' in English. Learn natural examples and common learner mistakes.
travel C1

innkeeper

Learn the meaning of 'innkeeper', how to use it in travel contexts, and see natural examples of this classic hospitality term.
daily-life A2

live in a flat

Learn the meaning of "live in a flat," a common British English phrase. See natural examples, related expressions, and interactive practice exercises.
travel B2

luggage reclaim

Learn how to use the term 'luggage reclaim' correctly when traveling through airports to find your bags after a flight.
travel B2

motorway junction

Understand what a 'motorway junction' is, how to navigate highway intersections, and how to use this British English term correctly.
food-cooking B1

packet of biscuits

Learn the British English expression 'packet of biscuits'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it.
travel B1

passport queue

Learn how to use the term 'passport queue' to describe the line at border control or immigration in airports.
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travel B1

queue up

Learn the British English phrasal verb 'queue up' to talk about waiting in line at airports, attractions, and restaurants.
travel C1

slip road

Learn the definition of 'slip road', a common British English term for highway ramps, with practical travel examples.
daily-life B1

support a football team

Understand how to use the phrase 'support a football team' to talk about being a fan of a soccer or football club.
travel A2

underground station

Learn to use 'underground station' correctly, especially when traveling in the UK.
daily-life B1

wait in a queue

Learn the meaning of 'wait in a queue' and how to use it. Discover natural examples, British vs. American English differences, and practice tips.
travel B1

boarding queue

Master the term 'boarding queue' for your next flight. Learn how to use it naturally with examples and pronunciation.
travel C1

break one's journey

Discover the formal British English expression 'break one's journey' to describe making a temporary stop during travel.
travel B2

taxi rank

Master the British English term "taxi rank" to easily find designated cab lines at airports, train stations, and city streets on your next travel adventure.
travel B1

zebra crossing

Master the term 'zebra crossing'. Understand its meaning, British English usage, examples, and practice your skills today.