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20 expression(s)

slang B1

ate it up

Learn how to use 'ate it up,' a popular slang phrase meaning to perform exceptionally well or to love something enthusiastically.
relationships C1

be in someone's good books

Master the idiom 'be in someone's good books' to describe being in favor with someone, featuring natural examples and practice exercises.
slang B1

being extra

Learn the slang expression "being extra" to describe someone who is being dramatic, over-the-top, or doing too much.
business B2

below the belt

Learn the idiom 'below the belt' in business contexts. Discover how to describe unfair criticism or behavior in casual professional English.
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slang B2

big yikes

Master the slang term 'big yikes' to express strong cringe, embarrassment, or shock at a highly awkward situation.
travel A2

bill, please

Learn how to ask for your restaurant check using "bill, please". Discover regional variations and natural ways to pay your tab.
daily-life B2

blow out of proportion

Understand the casual English idiom 'blow out of proportion'. Learn how to describe situations that are exaggerated or made to seem worse than they are.
slang B2

bring receipts

Learn the popular internet slang 'bring receipts' and how to use it when asking for proof or evidence during an argument.
entertainment B2

bring the house down

Master the idiom 'bring the house down'. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice using it correctly in casual English.
slang B1

bruh moment

Learn the meaning of 'bruh moment,' a popular slang term used to describe an awkward, disappointing, or incredibly stupid situation.
daily-life B2

brush up on your skills

Master the casual English phrasal verb 'brush up on your skills.' Learn how to talk about reviewing and improving your existing knowledge with daily examples.
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entertainment B2

buddy comedy

Discover the meaning of "buddy comedy," explore conversational examples, and learn how to describe your favorite comedic duo films.
entertainment B1

catch a show

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'catch a show' to talk about attending concerts, plays, or movies.
entertainment B1

channel surf

Understand the casual expression 'channel surf' and how to describe scanning through TV channels to find something to watch.
daily-life B2

cheer on the team

Discover the casual English expression 'cheer on the team,' explore real-life examples, and practice using it.
entertainment B1

cheer on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cheer on' to talk about supporting your favorite sports teams, friends, or performers.
entertainment B1

chick flick

Master the casual slang term 'chick flick'. Learn its meaning, see natural conversational examples, and practice using it correctly in context.
slang A2

chill out

Learn how to use 'chill out' to tell someone to relax or to describe spending quiet, lazy time. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
food-cooking B2

clean your plate

Learn what it means to 'clean your plate' in English. Discover how to use this common dining expression naturally with examples and practice.
relationships B2

click instantly

Learn how to use the casual English expression 'click instantly' to describe immediate, effortless connections with friends, coworkers, and partners.