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12 expression(s)

daily-life C1

acquire a taste for

Learn the idiom 'acquire a taste for' to describe learning to like new foods or hobbies. Get natural example sentences, practice exercises, and tips.
food-cooking A2

ask for the bill

Master the essential English phrase 'ask for the bill' to politely request your check, handle restaurant payments with confidence, and sound like a natural speaker.
entertainment B1

concession stand

Discover the meaning of 'concession stand,' how it is used at theaters and stadiums, and practice with real-life examples.
daily-life B1

fill the glass

Learn how to use the everyday expression 'fill the glass' to describe pouring drinks, along with common collocations.
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food-cooking B1

It's my treat

Learn how to offer to pay for someone else's meal or drink naturally in English using the friendly expression 'It's my treat'.
daily-life A2

make a cup of tea

Learn how to use the classic English phrase 'make a cup of tea' in everyday conversations and social situations.
food-cooking B1

spill a drink

Learn how to use the English phrase 'spill a drink' naturally in daily conversations and avoid common grammar mistakes.
food-cooking B2

spoil your appetite

Understand how to use the common phrase 'spoil your appetite' to talk about eating snacks too close to a main meal.
travel C1

wine tasting flight

Discover the meaning of a wine tasting flight, how it is served at vineyards and restaurants, and how to order one.
food-cooking A2

free refills

Discover what 'free refills' means and how to use it when dining out. Learn common mistakes, natural examples, and practice your English skills today.
food-cooking B1

salad dressing

Learn the meaning of 'salad dressing' and how to talk about different types of dressings in English. Perfect your culinary vocabulary with realistic examples.
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food-cooking B2

wine and dine

Discover the meaning of 'wine and dine'. Learn how to use this English idiom to describe entertaining guests or clients with high-quality food and drinks.