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20 expression(s)

slang B1

vibe out

Learn the meaning of the slang term 'vibe out.' Find out how to use it to describe relaxing, listening to music, and chilling with friends.
entertainment B2

watch in one sitting

Learn the casual phrase 'watch in one sitting'. Discover how to use it when talking about binge-watching TV shows or movies.
slang B2

weird flex

Learn the meaning of 'weird flex', a popular internet slang term used to call out someone boasting about something odd or unimpressive.
slang A2

add friend

Learn how to use the social media term 'add friend' in daily English. Understand how to talk about connecting with new people on different online platforms.
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relationships B2

air dirty laundry

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'air dirty laundry' and discover how to use it to describe sharing private, personal relationship issues in public.
daily-life B2

alive and kicking

Find out what the idiom 'alive and kicking' means. Learn how to use it in daily conversations to show that someone or something is still active and healthy.
travel C1

back of beyond

Discover the meaning of 'back of beyond' and learn how to use this British-origin English idiom to describe extremely remote, isolated places on your travels.
slang A2

bad vibes

Discover the meaning of 'bad vibes' in English. Learn how to describe negative energy, uncomfortable situations, or bad feelings in casual conversation.
relationships B1

be crazy about

Discover the meaning of 'be crazy about' in English. Learn how to use this casual expression to talk about love and deep interest.
relationships B2

be on the same page

Understand the casual English idiom 'be on the same page' and learn how to use it to describe agreement, alignment, and shared understanding in relationships.
entertainment B2

benchwarmer

What does 'benchwarmer' mean? Learn how to use this sports-derived slang term for someone who rarely gets to participate in activities.
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entertainment B2

blow your own horn

Learn the meaning of the common English idiom 'blow your own horn' with natural examples, practice exercises, and common mistakes to avoid.
relationships B2

brush someone off

Find out how to use the phrasal verb 'brush someone off' to describe ignoring or dismissing someone in social and romantic contexts.
travel B2

bucket list

Discover how to use the term 'bucket list' to talk about all the amazing travel destinations and life experiences you dream of achieving before you die.
entertainment B2

button masher

Discover what 'button masher' means in gaming. Learn how to use this casual slang term for players who press buttons rapidly without any strategy.
daily-life A2

call up

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'call up' to talk about making phone calls to friends, family, or businesses in daily life.
entertainment B2

change your tune

Discover the meaning of 'change your tune,' how to use it in daily conversations, and see real-life examples and practice steps.
relationships B1

chat someone up

What does 'chat someone up' mean? Learn how to use this casual expression for flirting in English.
relationships A2

chat with someone

Discover how to use 'chat with someone' to describe friendly, informal, and relaxed conversations in daily English.
entertainment B1

check your feed

What does 'check your feed' mean? Learn how to use this common social media expression naturally in English conversations.