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business B2

get off on the right foot

Discover how to use 'get off on the right foot' to describe starting a relationship, project, or job in a positive, successful way.
business B2

go through the roof

Learn how to use 'go through the roof' to describe rapidly rising prices, costs, or sudden extreme anger in business situations.
entertainment B1

keep me company

Learn how to use 'keep me company' to describe how media, pets, or people help you feel less alone.
travel B1

look around

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'look around' like a native speaker. Discover how to use it in shops, museums, and new cities with helpful examples.
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daily-life B2

on second thought

Learn how to use 'on second thought' in natural English conversations to smoothly change your mind, make a different decision, and sound like a native speaker.
slang A2

real talk

Master the slang term 'real talk' to express honesty and seriousness in casual conversations. Learn definitions, examples, and correct usage.
entertainment B1

spoil the ending

Learn how to use the phrase 'spoil the ending' when talking about books, movies, and TV shows. Avoid common mistakes with natural examples.
slang A2

to be honest

Learn how to use 'to be honest' (or TBH) to introduce your real thoughts, opinions, or a slightly harsh truth politely.
slang A2

too much information

Discover how to use the phrase 'too much information' (TMI) when someone shares personal or gross details you didn't need to hear.
business B2

smooth sailing

Discover how to use the idiom 'smooth sailing' in casual business conversations to describe projects or tasks that go without any trouble.
relationships B2

think back

Learn how to use 'think back' to talk about recalling past memories, reflecting on personal experiences, and sharing nostalgia.
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daily-life C1

throw caution to the wind

Discover how to use the C1 English idiom 'throw caution to the wind' to describe making bold, risk-free, or excitingly reckless decisions in your daily life.
daily-life C1

make a long story short

Master the casual transition phrase "make a long story short" to skip unnecessary details and get straight to the point in conversations.