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20 expression(s)

slang A2

bad vibes

Discover the meaning of 'bad vibes' in English. Learn how to describe negative energy, uncomfortable situations, or bad feelings in casual conversation.
relationships C1

bear a grudge

Learn how to use the English expression "bear a grudge" to describe holding onto anger or resentment toward someone after a past conflict.
relationships B1

care for someone

Discover how to use the phrase 'care for someone' to express deep affection, love, or the act of looking after someone in natural daily English conversations.
slang B1

fear of missing out

Understand 'fear of missing out' (FOMO), how it describes the anxiety of missing exciting events, and how to use it in daily English.
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relationships A2

feel angry at

Learn how to use the English phrase 'feel angry at' to express your frustration or anger toward someone. Discover natural examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

feel down

Learn the casual English expression 'feel down'. Understand how to describe feeling sad, unhappy, or discouraged in daily conversations with natural examples.
relationships B1

feel left out

Learn the meaning of the common English expression 'feel left out' and how to use it to describe feelings of exclusion or loneliness in social situations.
relationships A2

feel proud of

Understand how to use the common English phrase 'feel proud of' to express satisfaction in someone's achievements or your own.
relationships B1

feel sorry for

Learn how to use "feel sorry for" to express sympathy or pity in English. Avoid common grammar mistakes with our natural examples and interactive exercises.
relationships A2

give a hug

Learn how to use 'give a hug' in English to express warmth, affection, or comfort to someone in daily life.
relationships B2

have a change of heart

Learn the meaning of 'have a change of heart' and how to use it when someone changes their mind, especially regarding personal decisions and relationships.
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daily-life B2

ill at ease

Master the formal idiom 'ill at ease' to express feelings of discomfort, anxiety, or awkwardness in social situations.
daily-life B2

in high spirits

Learn the meaning of 'in high spirits' to describe someone who is exceptionally happy, energetic, and optimistic.
slang B1

mind blown

Learn the slang expression 'mind blown'. Discover how to describe moments of extreme amazement, shock, or realization.
relationships B1

open up to

Master the phrasal verb 'open up to' in English. Understand how to use it to talk about sharing feelings and building trust.
relationships B1

open your heart

Learn the meaning of 'open your heart' and how to use this expression to describe sharing your deepest feelings and showing vulnerability in relationships.
daily-life C1

put on a brave face

Learn how to use the idiom 'put on a brave face' to describe hiding your worries or pain. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
entertainment B2

rain on someone's parade

Learn how to use the idiom 'rain on someone's parade' to describe spoiling someone's plans or excitement.
relationships B2

run hot and cold

What does it mean when someone runs hot and cold? Learn how to describe mixed signals and emotional inconsistency in English.
relationships B1

take a liking to

Find out what 'take a liking to' means in English. Learn how to use this common idiom to describe starting to like someone or something naturally.