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7 expression(s)

daily-life B2

boast about achievements

Learn how to use the phrase 'boast about achievements' in English. See natural examples, correct common preposition errors, and practice usage.
relationships B2

cut from the same cloth

Discover the meaning of 'cut from the same cloth' and how to use this idiom to describe two people who share very similar personalities, values, or behaviors.
relationships C1

be an open book

Learn what it means to 'be an open book' and how to describe someone who is highly expressive, transparent, and easy to understand.
slang B2

black cat energy

Discover what 'black cat energy' means. Learn how this popular internet slang describes quiet, mysterious, highly independent, and slightly aloof personalities.
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relationships C1

have a chip on your shoulder

Master the idiom 'have a chip on your shoulder' to describe someone carrying a grudge or feeling resentful in personal and professional relationships.
relationships B1

take after someone

Learn what 'take after someone' means. Master this useful phrasal verb to describe family resemblances in personality or appearance.
daily-life B2

black sheep

Understand how to use the casual idiom 'black sheep' to describe someone who is different or disapproved of by their family.