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9 expression(s)

daily-life B2

eat your words

Learn the meaning of 'eat your words' and how to use it when someone has to admit they were wrong.
daily-life B1

laugh at a joke

Learn how to use 'laugh at a joke' correctly in English. Find natural examples, common preposition mistakes, and interactive exercises.
relationships B1

make someone laugh

Discover how to use 'make someone laugh' to describe bringing joy or amusement to others in English conversations.
slang C1

no thoughts head empty

Understand 'no thoughts head empty', a humorous internet slang phrase used to describe a state of complete mental blankness, relaxation, or lack of focus.
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entertainment B2

slapstick comedy

Understand "slapstick comedy" with clear definitions, real-world examples, and common mistakes to avoid when discussing physical humor.
entertainment A2

comedy show

Learn the meaning of 'comedy show' in English. Find out how to talk about funny performances, stand-up gigs, and humorous TV programs.
entertainment B1

laugh-out-loud funny

Discover how to use 'laugh-out-loud funny' to describe something that is absolutely hilarious and makes you laugh out loud.
daily-life B1

tell a joke

Master the casual English phrase 'tell a joke' to talk about sharing funny stories in conversation. Learn correct usage, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

pull someone's leg

Discover the meaning of the common English idiom "pull someone's leg" and learn how to use it naturally when teasing someone or playing a harmless, friendly joke.