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20 expression(s)

relationships A2

write back to

Learn how to use 'write back to' in English to talk about replying to letters, emails, or messages.
daily-life B1

arrange a meeting

Master the phrase 'arrange a meeting' to organize professional or personal get-togethers smoothly.
relationships C1

be on the same wavelength

Understand how to use 'be on the same wavelength' to describe thinking alike, understanding each other perfectly, and having great natural chemistry.
daily-life B2

bite your tongue

Discover the meaning of 'bite your tongue' and how to use it when you need to stop yourself from saying something inappropriate.
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daily-life B2

keep an open mind

Discover how to use 'keep an open mind' in English. Learn the meaning, correct usage, and see natural conversation examples of this common phrase.
daily-life B1

maintain contact

Discover how to use the formal expression 'maintain contact' to describe keeping in touch with friends, colleagues, or clients in professional and daily life.
daily-life B1

reach a decision

Learn how to use 'reach a decision' naturally in English. Explore clear definitions, realistic examples, common learner mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
daily-life B2

speak your mind

Master the expression 'speak your mind' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it to sound more confident in English.
daily-life B1

stay in touch

Master the phrase 'stay in touch' to maintain communication with friends, colleagues, or family members over time.
relationships B1

talk things over

Discover how to use the expression "talk things over" in English to describe discussing problems, conflicts, or big decisions thoroughly with someone else.
relationships B2

give in

Discover the meaning of 'give in' and how to use it to describe yielding to someone's demands or pressure.
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relationships B2

level with you

Learn the idiom 'level with someone'. Understand how to use it when you want to speak completely honestly, openly, and directly.
entertainment C1

strike a chord

Learn the meaning of 'strike a chord', how to use it to describe emotional resonance, and see natural examples.
daily-life B2

break the ice

Discover how to use the popular idiom 'break the ice' in social situations with realistic examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice to improve.
daily-life C1

devil's advocate

Learn the meaning of 'devil's advocate' in English. Understand how to present opposing arguments in discussions without causing conflict.
daily-life B1

get in touch

Learn how to use the phrase 'get in touch' to initiate contact or communicate with someone in daily and professional English.
business A2

have a meeting

Learn how to use 'have a meeting' in professional settings. Discover natural examples, correct collocations, and pronunciation.
entertainment C1

hit the right note

Master the idiom 'hit the right note' to describe saying or doing something that is perfectly suited to a particular audience or situation.
business B2

in the loop

Learn the meaning of the casual business idiom "in the loop". Find out how to use it to stay informed and well connected at work with examples.
business B1

pay attention to

Master the common business English phrase 'pay attention to' to describe focusing on details, listening carefully to clients, and monitoring important industry trends.