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20 expression(s)

travel C1

lightning visit

Learn the travel expression 'lightning visit'. Understand how to describe a very short, fast-paced trip with examples and practice.
relationships B2

look forward to seeing

Master the common phrase 'look forward to seeing' in English. Learn the correct grammar, natural usage, and pronunciation.
relationships B2

make a commitment

Discover the meaning of the formal phrase 'make a commitment' and learn how to use it to describe promises, long-term dedication, and serious decisions.
business B2

make a profit

Learn how to use the essential business collocation 'make a profit' naturally in professional conversations and writing.
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academic B1

make a summary

Understand how to use 'make a summary' to describe condensing information in academic contexts with clear explanations.
academic A2

make mistakes

Learn the correct collocation 'make mistakes' in English. Find natural examples and avoid common grammar errors.
business B2

meet the requirements

Learn how to use 'meet the requirements' in professional English. Discover its meaning, business examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
food-cooking C1

pantry staples

Master the C1 English collocation 'pantry staples' to describe essential, long-lasting food items you should always keep stocked in your kitchen.
relationships C1

part on good terms

Learn how to use 'part on good terms' to describe ending a relationship or association without hostility or anger.
relationships B1

pay a compliment

Discover how to use the collocation 'pay a compliment' in English to make people feel appreciated and valued.
daily-life B1

pay respect

Learn how to use 'pay respect' or 'pay respects' to show politeness, admiration, or honor to someone.
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business B2

play a vital role

Discover how to use 'play a vital role' to highlight key contributions and essential elements in business.
relationships C1

put a strain on

Understand how to use the phrase 'put a strain on' to describe situations, financial issues, or conflicts that damage or test a relationship.
business B2

raise a concern

Learn how to use the professional collocation 'raise a concern' to voice issues, risks, or doubts in business meetings and emails.
entertainment B2

receive rave reviews

Discover the meaning of 'receive rave reviews' and learn how to use this English collocation to describe highly praised movies, plays, and books.
entertainment B1

score a goal

Learn the sports expression 'score a goal' in English. Discover natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice tests.
business B1

seek advice

Learn how to use the formal business collocation 'seek advice' to ask for professional guidance or expert opinions in corporate communication.
relationships B2

set boundaries

Learn how to use 'set boundaries' to talk about establishing healthy limits in personal, romantic, and professional relationships.
academic B1

sign a form

Learn the correct usage of the practical academic collocation 'sign a form' with examples, common errors, and practice.
travel B2

souvenir hunting

Learn how to use the term 'souvenir hunting' to describe the fun, casual search for unique local gifts and mementos to bring back home from your travels.