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8 expression(s)

daily-life A2

cook lunch

Learn how to use 'cook lunch' in everyday conversations. Read example sentences, avoid common errors, and test yourself.
food-cooking B1

cut down on sugar

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'cut down on sugar' to talk about healthy eating. Find natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and exercises.
food-cooking B2

reduce the heat

Learn how to use the cooking expression 'reduce the heat' to adjust stove temperatures like a professional chef.
food-cooking B1

undercook the vegetables

Master the culinary phrase 'undercook the vegetables' in English. Read natural examples, identify common errors, and practice with exercises.
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food-cooking B2

zesty aroma

Master the expression 'zesty aroma' to describe fresh, lively, and citrus-filled scents in cooking. Learn natural examples and common mistakes.
food-cooking A2

cut up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut up' to describe slicing, chopping, or dividing food into smaller pieces.
food-cooking B2

rustle up

Discover how to use 'rustle up' to describe quickly making a meal out of whatever ingredients you have available.
food-cooking B1

whip up

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'whip up' to describe preparing a quick, delicious meal effortlessly using whatever ingredients you have in your kitchen.