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business B2

go through the roof

Learn how to use 'go through the roof' to describe rapidly rising prices, costs, or sudden extreme anger in business situations.
business B2

go under financially

Learn how to use 'go under' to describe a business or individual going bankrupt or failing financially.
relationships B2

grow distant

Learn the meaning of 'grow distant', how to use it in daily English conversations, and see natural examples of relationships drifting apart.
business C1

hammer out an agreement

Learn how to use the business English idiom 'hammer out an agreement' to describe resolving differences through intense negotiation.
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daily-life B1

happen to meet

Master the English phrase 'happen to meet' to describe unexpected encounters. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples.
food-cooking B1

have a second helping

Learn how to use 'have a second helping' to politely ask for or offer another delicious portion of food at family dinners, social gatherings, and casual meals.
relationships B2

have eyes only for

Learn how to use the romantic expression 'have eyes only for' to describe complete devotion and exclusive attraction to one person.
relationships B2

heal a rift

Learn the meaning of 'heal a rift' and how to use it to describe repairing damaged relationships and bringing people back together.
travel B2

hit a roadblock

Discover how to use the idiom 'hit a roadblock' to describe encountering sudden obstacles during trips or projects.
relationships B2

hit a rocky patch

Learn how to use 'hit a rocky patch' in English to describe a difficult period in a relationship, with natural examples and pronunciation.
daily-life B1

hope for the best

Understand the idiom 'hope for the best' and learn how to use it in daily English conversations with examples and practice.
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daily-life B1

in a good mood

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'in a good mood' to describe feeling happy, cheerful, or positive.
daily-life B1

insist on paying the bill

Learn how to use 'insist on paying the bill' in English. See natural examples, correct preposition usage, and practice exercises.
business B2

iron out the details

Master the business idiom 'iron out the details' with natural examples. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in professional settings.
food-cooking B1

keep an eye on the oven

Learn the casual kitchen idiom 'keep an eye on the oven' to make sure your food cooks perfectly. Includes meaning, native examples, and interactive practice.
entertainment B1

keep me company

Learn how to use 'keep me company' to describe how media, pets, or people help you feel less alone.
food-cooking B1

leave room for dessert

Learn the meaning of 'leave room for dessert' and how to use this friendly phrase during meals to remind guests to save some appetite for sweet treats.
slang B1

living in my head

Discover what 'living in my head' means and how to use this slang expression to describe thoughts, songs, or people you can't stop thinking about.
relationships B2

lock horns

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'lock horns' and how to use this casual expression to describe heated disagreements and arguments with friends or coworkers.
business B2

look down on competitors

Learn the business idiom 'look down on competitors' to describe an attitude of superiority or underestimating other companies.