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20 expression(s)

entertainment B1

act out

Discover the meaning of 'act out' in English. Learn how to use this phrase in entertainment and daily life with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
entertainment B2

belt out

Master the phrasal verb 'belt out' to describe singing or playing music loudly and with great energy.
daily-life B2

bring up a child

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up a child' to talk about parenting and raising children. Explore natural examples and common learner mistakes.
daily-life B2

brush up on your skills

Master the casual English phrasal verb 'brush up on your skills.' Learn how to talk about reviewing and improving your existing knowledge with daily examples.
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academic B1

brush up on

Learn the phrasal verb 'brush up on' to talk about improving your existing skills or knowledge, complete with natural examples and practice.
business B2

call off the deal

Learn how to use 'call off the deal' in business English. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B2

cheer on the team

Discover the casual English expression 'cheer on the team,' explore real-life examples, and practice using it.
entertainment B1

cheer on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cheer on' to talk about supporting your favorite sports teams, friends, or performers.
slang A2

chill out

Learn how to use 'chill out' to tell someone to relax or to describe spending quiet, lazy time. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
relationships B2

drop by unannounced

Master the casual expression 'drop by unannounced' to talk about visiting friends or family without giving them a heads-up.
relationships B1

drop in on

Master the phrasal verb 'drop in on.' Understand its casual meaning, see real-world examples, and avoid common errors.
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relationships B2

fail to show up

Discover the meaning of "fail to show up" and see how to use this expression when someone does not arrive as expected for meetings, dates, or social events.
business B2

fill someone in

Learn the casual business phrasal verb 'fill someone in' to update coworkers on missed information or project details. Includes natural examples and practice.
relationships B1

get on with

Master the phrasal verb 'get on with' to talk about having a friendly and harmonious relationship with others.
food-cooking C1

graze on

Learn the casual phrasal verb 'graze on' in English. Discover how to describe snacking throughout the day with natural examples and practice.
food-cooking B1

heat it up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'heat it up' in English. See natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
technology B1

key in

Master the phrasal verb 'key in'. Find out how to use it correctly when talking about entering data, passwords, or codes into digital systems.
travel B1

look around

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'look around' like a native speaker. Discover how to use it in shops, museums, and new cities with helpful examples.
academic B2

make up for

Understand how to use 'make up for' in academic and professional English. Learn its exact meaning, explore natural examples, and avoid common learner errors.
travel C1

map out a route

Discover the meaning of 'map out a route' and how to use this phrase to describe planning a journey or strategy.