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20 expression(s)

food-cooking B2

polish off

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'polish off' to describe quickly and completely finishing up food, drinks, or tasks in everyday English conversations.
travel A2

pull out

Understand the travel and driving term 'pull out' to describe vehicles leaving a lane, parking spot, or station safely.
daily-life B1

put aside

Understand the meaning of 'put aside' in English. Learn how to use this phrasal verb to talk about saving money, time, or ignoring differences.
business B1

put off a meeting

Master the phrasal verb 'put off a meeting' to professionally delay or postpone scheduled discussions.
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relationships B2

put someone down

Discover the meaning of 'put someone down,' a common phrasal verb used when someone criticizes or insults another person to make them feel small.
daily-life A2

run away

Learn how to use the common English phrasal verb 'run away' to talk about escaping from a place, avoiding a difficult situation, or leaving home suddenly.
relationships A2

run into someone

Learn the meaning of 'run into someone' in English. Discover how to use this common phrasal verb to describe meeting someone by chance.
daily-life B1

run off

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'run off' to describe leaving suddenly or rushing away in casual English.
daily-life B2

rush in

Master the phrasal verb 'rush in' to describe entering quickly or making hasty decisions in everyday English.
food-cooking B2

rustle up

Discover how to use 'rustle up' to describe quickly making a meal out of whatever ingredients you have available.
technology A2

search for

Master the phrasal verb 'search for' to talk about looking for information, files, or items online and offline.
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travel B1

set out

Master the phrasal verb 'set out' to describe starting a journey or trip.
relationships B1

set someone up

Discover the meaning of 'set someone up' in relationship contexts, with natural examples and useful practice.
technology B1

set up an account

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'set up an account' to describe creating a new profile or registration on websites, apps, or services.
daily-life B2

settle for

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'settle for' to describe accepting a less-than-ideal option in English.
relationships B1

show off to

Learn how to use 'show off to' in English. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice.
technology B1

shut down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'shut down' in English. Understand its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and see real-life examples.
daily-life B2

sit around

Discover the meaning of 'sit around'. Learn how to use this casual phrasal verb to describe wasting time, being inactive, or relaxing doing nothing.
daily-life B2

sit back

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'sit back' to describe relaxing, taking it easy, or choosing not to take action. Master its meaning, pronunciation, and examples.
travel B2

soak up the sun

Learn how to use the phrase 'soak up the sun' to talk about relaxing outdoors, enjoying warm weather, and getting some beautiful sunshine on your next vacation.