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20 expression(s)

food-cooking B1

grab a table

Explore the casual English phrase 'grab a table' to confidently find and secure seating in busy cafes, crowded bars, and popular restaurants with your friends.
food-cooking C1

graze on

Learn the casual phrasal verb 'graze on' in English. Discover how to describe snacking throughout the day with natural examples and practice.
food-cooking B2

half-baked idea

Understand the English idiom 'half-baked idea'. Learn its meaning, casual usage, and how to avoid common mistakes.
relationships B1

hang out at

Master the casual phrasal verb 'hang out at' to talk about relaxing and spending leisure time at specific places with friends.
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slang B1

high key

Learn how to use the slang term 'high key' to express strong, open, or intense feelings in everyday casual English conversations.
relationships B2

hit a rocky patch

Learn how to use 'hit a rocky patch' in English to describe a difficult period in a relationship, with natural examples and pronunciation.
slang A2

I'm dead

Learn how to use the popular internet slang "I'm dead" to show that you find something incredibly funny or amusing.
food-cooking B2

in a pickle

Learn the meaning of the casual English idiom 'in a pickle'. Discover how to use it in daily conversations with examples.
food-cooking B1

It's my treat

Learn how to offer to pay for someone else's meal or drink naturally in English using the friendly expression 'It's my treat'.
food-cooking B1

keep an eye on the oven

Learn the casual kitchen idiom 'keep an eye on the oven' to make sure your food cooks perfectly. Includes meaning, native examples, and interactive practice.
slang B1

living in my head

Discover what 'living in my head' means and how to use this slang expression to describe thoughts, songs, or people you can't stop thinking about.
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relationships B2

lock horns

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'lock horns' and how to use this casual expression to describe heated disagreements and arguments with friends or coworkers.
food-cooking B2

meal prep

Learn how to use the casual English term 'meal prep' to talk about preparing meals in advance.
entertainment C1

mind-bending plot

Explore the meaning of 'mind-bending plot', a casual term for complex, trippy storylines in movies and books. Includes natural examples and practice exercises.
business C1

muddle through the crisis

Discover how to use the casual business phrase 'muddle through the crisis' to describe surviving a difficult situation without a clear plan.
slang B2

my Roman Empire

Learn the meaning of the popular internet slang term "my Roman Empire," which describes something you constantly think about, and see how to use it in daily life.
entertainment B2

nail-biting finish

Discover the meaning of 'nail-biting finish' and how to use it to describe tense, exciting endings in sports, movies, and games.
slang B2

no lies detected

Learn how to use the slang phrase 'no lies detected' to show strong agreement with someone's statement or opinion.
slang C1

no thoughts head empty

Understand 'no thoughts head empty', a humorous internet slang phrase used to describe a state of complete mental blankness, relaxation, or lack of focus.
daily-life C1

not sleep a wink

Find out what "not sleep a wink" means in English. Learn how to use this common idiom to talk about sleepless nights with real examples.