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relationships B2

have my way

Learn the meaning of the common English expression 'have my way,' how to use it naturally in relationships, and study realistic everyday conversational examples.
travel B2

hidden gem

Find out how to use the phrase 'hidden gem' to describe wonderful, lesser-known travel spots, local restaurants, and secret attractions that tourists often miss.
entertainment B2

hit a home run

Master the casual idiom 'hit a home run' and learn how to use this baseball metaphor to describe a massive success.
business B2

hit a snag

Learn how to use the idiom 'hit a snag' to describe running into an unexpected problem or obstacle in your business projects.
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business B2

hit the jackpot

Learn the meaning of the casual business expression 'hit the jackpot' and how to use it to describe sudden, massive success.
food-cooking B2

hit the spot

Learn the casual English idiom 'hit the spot'. Find out how to use this phrase to describe food or drink that is absolutely perfect and exactly what you needed.
daily-life B2

hold back

Learn how to use 'hold back' to describe restraining emotions, delaying progress, or keeping secrets in daily English conversation.
entertainment B1

home advantage

Learn the sports and entertainment concept of 'home advantage' and how to use it correctly in English.
travel C1

hop, skip, and a jump

Discover how to use the casual, lighthearted idiom 'hop, skip, and a jump' to describe a very short distance or a quick, easy trip in everyday English.
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.
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business B2

in hot water

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'in hot water' and how to use it in professional yet casual English conversations.
business C1

jump the gun

Understand the idiom 'jump the gun' with natural examples. Learn how to describe someone acting too early or making premature decisions in business.
business B2

keep a close eye on

Learn how to use 'keep a close eye on' in business contexts. Discover how to naturally talk about monitoring projects, budgets, and competitor activities.
business B2

keep a low profile

Understand how to use 'keep a low profile' in business to describe avoiding public attention or staying out of the spotlight.
business C1

keep a tight rein on

Learn how to use the idiom 'keep a tight rein on' to describe strict control in business, with natural real-world examples and helpful practice exercises.
daily-life B1

keep an eye on things

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'keep an eye on things' to talk about monitoring or watching over situations.
travel B2

keep an eye out for

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep an eye out for' to describe watching carefully for something or someone while traveling.
business B2

keep at arm's length

Learn how to use 'keep at arm's length' in business to describe maintaining professional distance and avoiding close personal or financial involvement.
business C1

keep at bay

Master the professional business idiom 'keep at bay' to describe strategies for preventing problems, competitors, or financial crises from causing harm.