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business B1

flexible hours

Learn what 'flexible hours' means in the workplace, how to use it in professional conversations, and see natural examples.
academic B1

gain experience

Understand how to use the phrase 'gain experience' correctly in essays, interviews, and academic writing. Includes examples and pronunciation.
business B2

pass up an opportunity

Learn the meaning of 'pass up an opportunity' and how to use it in professional English conversations and emails.
business B2

take over the role

Learn how to use 'take over the role' in professional environments to describe assuming someone else's job, position, or responsibilities.
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business B1

earn a salary

Understand how to use 'earn a salary' to discuss professional compensation and income in English.
business B1

employment contract

Learn the formal term 'employment contract' to discuss legal working agreements in professional English.
business B2

gain an edge

Learn how to use the business expression 'gain an edge' to describe getting a competitive advantage in your career or market.
business B1

short-term goal

Understand how to use 'short-term goal' to describe immediate objectives and plans in business and professional development.
business A2

learn new things

Master the expression 'learn new things' in professional English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it at work.
daily-life C1

severance pay

Learn the formal term 'severance pay,' the compensation given to laid-off employees. Explore real examples and correct usage for C1 English learners.
business B2

take on

Learn how to use the versatile phrasal verb "take on" in business contexts. Master expressing accepting new responsibilities, hiring, and handling challenges.
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business B2

bring to the table

Learn the business English idiom 'bring to the table'. Find out how to describe the unique skills, assets, or value that someone offers to a team or project.
business B2

climb the corporate ladder

Learn how to use the idiom 'climb the corporate ladder' to describe career advancement and promotion within a company structure.
business B1

job interview

Master the term 'job interview' and learn how to talk about hiring processes and professional meetings in English.