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20 expression(s)

slang B1

cringe-worthy moment

Discover the meaning of a cringe-worthy moment, see how native speakers use it to describe highly embarrassing situations, and practice with real examples.
daily-life B1

cut out

Master the casual phrasal verb 'cut out' to talk about stopping habits, removing things, or telling someone to stop annoying behavior.
relationships B2

cut somebody some slack

Master the useful English idiom 'cut somebody some slack' to politely ask others to be less critical, more forgiving, or more understanding of someone.
relationships B2

cut someone some slack

Understand the idiom 'cut someone some slack' and learn how to use it to ask for leniency or understanding.
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relationships C1

dance around the issue

Learn how to use 'dance around the issue' to describe avoiding a direct or difficult conversation, especially in personal relationships.
daily-life B1

dead tired

Explore the meaning of the common casual idiom 'dead tired' in daily English, understand its usage as an intensifier, and practice with real-life examples.
food-cooking B1

eat like a bird

Understand the idiom 'eat like a bird' with real examples. Learn how to describe someone who eats very little, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
food-cooking B2

eyes are bigger than your stomach

Master the popular idiom 'eyes are bigger than your stomach'. Learn how to describe taking more food than you can actually eat in natural English conversations.
business C1

fall by the wayside

Learn the idiomatic phrase 'fall by the wayside'. See how to use it in casual business conversations to describe abandoned plans.
daily-life B1

feel down

Learn the casual English expression 'feel down'. Understand how to describe feeling sad, unhappy, or discouraged in daily conversations with natural examples.
food-cooking B2

food coma

Understand what a 'food coma' is and how to use this popular slang term to describe post-meal drowsiness.
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slang A2

for real

Learn how to use 'for real' in English. Discover this popular casual slang phrase used to express sincerity, agreement, or surprise in conversation.
technology B1

friend request

Discover the meaning of 'friend request' in English, how to use it in casual conversations, and avoid common mistakes.
entertainment C1

generate substantial buzz

Learn how to use 'generate substantial buzz' to describe movies, shows, or events that get everyone talking.
relationships C1

get a word in edgewise

Find out what 'get a word in edgewise' means and how to use it in casual English. Improve your speaking skills with real examples and practice.
daily-life B2

get carried away

Understand the idiom 'get carried away' in English. This guide explains its meaning with natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice questions.
daily-life B1

get the hang of

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'get the hang of' correctly. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice with fun exercises.
daily-life A2

give a call

Find out how to use the casual English phrase 'give a call' to stay in touch with friends, family, and colleagues.
business B2

go down the drain

Understand the casual business idiom 'go down the drain' to describe wasted time, money, or effort.
slang A2

good vibes

Understand the slang term 'good vibes' and how to use it to describe positive energy, feelings, or atmosphere.