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11 expression(s)

daily-life B2

on edge

Learn the meaning of the English idiom 'on edge,' how to use it in daily conversation, and see natural examples of this common expression.
daily-life B2

scared stiff

Learn the meaning of 'scared stiff,' how to use it in everyday conversation, and see natural examples of this common English idiom.
daily-life B2

shake like a leaf

Discover how to use 'shake like a leaf' to describe extreme nervousness or cold in natural English conversations.
daily-life B2

sick and tired of

Learn how to use 'sick and tired of' to express strong annoyance and impatience with repetitive, negative situations.
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daily-life B2

get cold feet

Understand the popular English idiom 'get cold feet'. Learn what it means, see real-world examples, and find out how to avoid common mistakes.
relationships B2

get on someone's nerves

Learn how to use the popular English idiom 'get on someone's nerves' to naturally express your annoyance or irritation with someone's repetitive and bothersome behavior.
slang C1

hits different

Understand how to use the slang term 'hits different' to describe things that feel uniquely special or intense.
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 B1

what's the matter

Learn how to use 'what's the matter' to ask someone what is wrong or why they look upset.
daily-life B1

lose your temper

Learn the meaning of 'lose your temper' with natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises to improve your conversational English skills today.
entertainment B1

stage fright

Understand what 'stage fright' means, how to use it in conversation, and how to avoid common mistakes with this English idiom.