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20 expression(s)

travel B2

grab a cab

Learn how to use the casual travel phrase 'grab a cab' in English. Master its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises for your journeys.
food-cooking B1

grab a drink

Discover the casual English idiom 'grab a drink' and learn how to use it to invite friends or colleagues out.
entertainment C1

hail Mary

Discover how the term 'hail Mary' is used in sports and general life to describe a desperate, last-minute attempt.
relationships B1

hang in there

Learn how to use the encouraging casual English idiom 'hang in there' to comfort friends, family, or colleagues who are going through a difficult time.
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relationships A2

hang out with

Learn how to use 'hang out with' to talk about spending casual, relaxed free time with friends and family in everyday English.
daily-life B2

hard to swallow

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'hard to swallow' to describe difficult truths, bad news, or unbelievable stories.
relationships C1

have a bone to pick

Learn how to use the idiom 'have a bone to pick' to express a grievance or bring up a complaint with someone in natural, casual English conversations.
daily-life B1

have a laugh

Learn how to use the casual British and Commonwealth English expression 'have a laugh' in everyday conversations.
relationships C1

have a spat

Learn the meaning of 'have a spat' in English. Discover how to use this expression to describe minor, petty arguments in relationships.
relationships B2

have chemistry

Understand the expression 'have chemistry' and how to use it to describe a strong, natural connection between two people in dating or friendship.
entertainment B2

hit a home run

Master the casual idiom 'hit a home run' and learn how to use this baseball metaphor to describe a massive success.
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business B2

hit the jackpot

Learn the meaning of the casual business expression 'hit the jackpot' and how to use it to describe sudden, massive success.
food-cooking B2

hit the spot

Learn the casual English idiom 'hit the spot'. Find out how to use this phrase to describe food or drink that is absolutely perfect and exactly what you needed.
entertainment C1

humblebrag

Learn how to spot and use the term 'humblebrag' to describe a self-deprecating boast.
travel C1

hustle and flow

Learn the casual expression 'hustle and flow' and how to use it to describe navigating the busy yet rhythmic energy of vibrant cities.
business B2

in hot water

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'in hot water' and how to use it in professional yet casual English conversations.
relationships C1

keep tabs on

Master the casual idiom 'keep tabs on' to describe monitoring or watching someone closely. Perfect for natural English conversations and relationship dynamics.
daily-life C1

keep under wraps

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'keep under wraps' with natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to improve your casual English.
travel C1

keep your eyes peeled

Learn the meaning of the casual travel idiom 'keep your eyes peeled' with natural examples, pronunciation, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
relationships B2

kiss and tell

What does 'kiss and tell' mean? Learn how to use this casual relationship idiom to describe sharing private romantic details.