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20 expression(s)

daily-life B1

pay back

Master the phrasal verb 'pay back' to talk about returning borrowed money to friends, family, or banks.
business B2

pencil in

Learn how to use the business English phrasal verb "pencil in" to schedule tentative meetings. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and natural examples.
business B2

phase out

Learn how to use 'phase out' in business English to describe gradually stopping, replacing, or removing a product, service, or process over a period of time.
daily-life B1

pick someone up

Master the common English phrasal verb 'pick someone up' to talk about collecting friends, family, or colleagues in your vehicle and driving them home.
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daily-life B1

pop in

Master the informal British and Commonwealth English phrase 'pop in'. Learn what it means, how to use it, and practice.
technology B2

pop up

Learn what 'pop up' means in technology. Discover how to use this common phrasal verb to describe sudden screen alerts, unwanted ads, and notifications.
business B2

pull through

Discover the meaning of 'pull through' in business, a casual phrasal verb used when surviving a difficult financial situation, tight deadline, or project crisis.
academic B2

read up on

Learn the phrasal verb 'read up on' to boost your academic English. Get definitions, 5 natural examples, and practice.
daily-life B2

rip off

Find out what the casual English expression 'rip off' means and how to use it both as a verb and a noun to describe being overcharged, cheated, or scammed.
daily-life B2

scale back

Learn how to use 'scale back' to describe reducing the size, amount, or extent of something in your daily life or work.
daily-life B1

see someone off

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'see someone off' to say goodbye to friends or family at airports, train stations, or bus terminals in daily life.
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daily-life B1

show someone around

Learn how to use 'show someone around' to describe guiding guests or new colleagues. Includes examples and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

sit down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb "sit down" naturally in English. Understand its meanings, polite alternatives, pronunciation, and common grammar mistakes.
daily-life B2

slack off

Learn the meaning of the phrasal verb 'slack off'. See real-life examples and practical exercises to improve your English.
daily-life B1

sleep in

Learn the phrasal verb 'sleep in' and how to talk about sleeping late on weekends or days off.
daily-life B2

splash out on

Learn how to use the casual English phrasal verb 'splash out on' to describe spending a large amount of money on a special luxury, treat, or celebration.
daily-life A2

stand up

Discover how to use "stand up" in everyday English. Learn the physical action meaning, figurative expressions, pronunciation, and how to avoid common mistakes.
business C1

stem from

Learn how to use the formal business phrasal verb "stem from" to describe the origin or cause of a problem, issue, or situation in professional English.
business B2

step down

Learn how to use the professional phrasal verb "step down" in corporate settings. Discover its precise meaning, context, and clear examples for your work.
business B2

take on

Learn how to use the versatile phrasal verb "take on" in business contexts. Master expressing accepting new responsibilities, hiring, and handling challenges.