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20 expression(s)

business B2

think on your feet

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'think on your feet' and learn how to describe quick, effective decision-making in high-pressure business situations.
daily-life B2

through thick and thin

Learn how to use 'through thick and thin' to describe loyal relationships that survive both good times and bad times.
entertainment B2

throw in the towel

Discover what 'throw in the towel' means, how to use it in casual conversation, and practice with real examples.
slang B2

touch grass

Learn the meaning of the popular internet slang 'touch grass'. Discover how to use it to tell someone to step away from the screen and reconnect with reality.
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relationships C1

two peas in a pod

Discover how to use "two peas in a pod" to describe two people who are incredibly similar in appearance, behavior, or personality.
business B1

under pressure

Understand how to use the phrase 'under pressure' in business contexts to describe working in stressful or demanding situations.
daily-life B1

wake-up call

Learn the meaning of 'wake-up call' as both a hotel service and a powerful metaphor for a warning sign.
daily-life C1

weather the storm

Discover how to use 'weather the storm' to describe surviving difficult times, crises, or challenges.
food-cooking C1

whet your appetite

Learn how to use the C1 idiom "whet your appetite" in English. Understand its spelling, meaning, and figurative usage in daily life.
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.
business B2

word of mouth

Discover the meaning of 'word of mouth' in business and how organic recommendations from customers can drive brand success and growth.
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daily-life B1

worth it

Discover how to use the casual expression 'worth it' to evaluate if an action, cost, or effort is justified by its positive results. Includes examples.
business C1

zero-sum game

Explore the meaning of 'zero-sum game' in business and economics. Learn how to use this neutral C1 expression with examples, common mistakes, and practice questions.
entertainment B2

a real page-turner

Learn how to use the casual English expression 'a real page-turner' to describe books you cannot put down. Improve your vocabulary with natural examples.
entertainment C1

a tough act to follow

Learn the meaning of 'a tough act to follow' and how to use this idiom to describe outstanding performances or achievements.
business B2

ahead of schedule

Learn how to use the phrase "ahead of schedule" in English. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes in business contexts.
daily-life B1

all of a sudden

Master the phrase 'all of a sudden' to describe unexpected events in English with natural examples and clear explanations.
travel B2

at the crack of dawn

Learn the meaning of 'at the crack of dawn' and how to use this common English idiom to describe starting a journey very early.
daily-life C1

at the drop of a hat

Master the C1 idiom 'at the drop of a hat' to describe actions done instantly, willingly, and without hesitation. See natural examples and practice here.
daily-life C1

back to the drawing board

Learn how to use 'back to the drawing board' in English when a plan or project fails completely and you must start over from the very beginning of the process.