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20 expression(s)

technology C1

glued to the screen

Learn the casual idiom 'glued to the screen.' Discover how to describe someone who is completely obsessed with or distracted by their phone, computer, or TV.
daily-life B2

go Dutch

Learn what 'go Dutch' means and how to use it when splitting a restaurant bill with friends or on a casual date. See examples and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

golden handshake

Understand 'golden handshake' and how it refers to large severance packages for executives. Learn how to use this C1 English idiom correctly.
daily-life B2

grab a bite to eat

Find out what 'grab a bite to eat' means, how to use it casually with friends, and see common English examples.
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daily-life C1

grasp the nettle

Master the British English C1 idiom 'grasp the nettle' and discover how to use it to describe tackling unpleasant or difficult tasks with courage and prompt action.
entertainment C1

ham it up

Learn the casual English idiom 'ham it up' and how to use it to describe theatrical, exaggerated, or over-the-top acting.
daily-life B1

harbor doubts

Understand the formal expression 'harbor doubts' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in daily life.
relationships B1

have a soft spot for

Learn how to use 'have a soft spot for' to talk about having a strong affection or sentimental liking for someone or something.
daily-life B1

have a sweet tooth

What does 'have a sweet tooth' mean? Learn how to use this fun English idiom to describe a love for sugary treats, with examples and practice.
daily-life B2

have second thoughts

Learn how to use 'have second thoughts' to express doubt or hesitation about a decision you have already made. Master this common B2 English idiom with examples.
daily-life C1

hedging your bets

Understand the idiom 'hedging your bets' and learn how to use it when discussing risk management and decision making.
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travel C1

hit the town

Discover how to use the casual idiom 'hit the town' to talk about going out to enjoy the nightlife, bars, and clubs in a new city.
daily-life A2

in a hurry

Learn how to use the common English idiom "in a hurry" to describe rushing, being short on time, or doing things quickly in everyday situations.
daily-life B2

in tip-top shape

Learn how to use 'in tip-top shape' to describe excellent physical health or perfect condition. Examples and common mistakes included.
entertainment C1

jump the shark

Learn what 'jump the shark' means, how to use it to describe declining TV shows, and see real-life examples of this casual English idiom.
daily-life B2

jump to conclusions

Learn the meaning of 'jump to conclusions,' how to use it in daily English conversations, and how to avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life B1

just in time

Master the expression 'just in time' to describe doing things at the very last moment. Includes natural example sentences, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B1

keep a secret

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'keep a secret' in daily conversation. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.
daily-life B2

keep an open mind

Discover how to use 'keep an open mind' in English. Learn the meaning, correct usage, and see natural conversation examples of this common phrase.
business B2

keep pace with

Learn how to use 'keep pace with' to describe staying at the same speed or level as a competitor or changing market.