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20 expression(s)

food-cooking B2

slow cooked meal

Learn how to use the phrase 'slow cooked meal' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and common mistakes in cooking contexts.
entertainment B1

solve a mystery

Learn how to use the phrase 'solve a mystery' in English. Find definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

speak highly of

Understand how to use the phrase 'speak highly of' to describe praising, recommending, or expressing a very positive opinion about someone or something.
entertainment B2

steal a scene

Learn the entertainment term 'steal a scene' to describe actors who outshine everyone else in a performance.
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academic A2

summer vacation

Discover how to use the term 'summer vacation' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, related terms, and see natural example sentences.
daily-life B1

take a risk

Master the common English phrase 'take a risk' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, and practice using it correctly in conversation.
travel B2

take in the sights

Discover how to use the expression 'take in the sights' to describe looking at and appreciating famous landmarks and beautiful scenic views while traveling.
entertainment B2

tear-jerker

Discover what 'tear-jerker' means and how to use this casual term to describe sad, emotional movies, books, or songs.
daily-life B1

tell the difference

Discover how to use 'tell the difference' in English. This guide offers natural examples, common mistakes, and practice questions for daily conversations.
academic A2

textbook exercises

Understand the term 'textbook exercises' and how to use it when talking about studying and homework.
daily-life A2

throw out

Learn how to use the common English phrasal verb 'throw out' to talk about discarding unwanted items, rejecting ideas, or forcing someone to leave a place.
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daily-life B2

track down

Learn how to use the useful phrasal verb 'track down' to describe finding a person, place, or object after a long, difficult, or systematic search.
daily-life A2

try out

Discover the meaning of 'try out' and learn how to use this common phrasal verb to talk about testing new things, products, activities, or hobbies.
daily-life B1

turn away

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'turn away' to describe refusing entry to someone, rejecting help, or physically looking in a different direction.
entertainment B1

win a trophy

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'win a trophy' correctly. Discover its meaning, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises here.
business B2

write off a debt

Learn how to use the business term 'write off a debt' correctly in professional conversations to describe canceling an unpaid balance that cannot be recovered.
business B2

zero tolerance policy

Understand the formal business term 'zero tolerance policy' and learn how to describe strict workplace rules that allow absolutely no exceptions or excuses.
daily-life B1

ahead of time

Improve your English by learning the phrase 'ahead of time'. Discover how to use it to talk about planning early, with realistic examples and exercises.
daily-life B2

amass a fortune

Understand how to use the formal expression "amass a fortune" to describe building substantial wealth over time through smart investments or business.
daily-life B2

an acquired taste

Discover the meaning of 'an acquired taste' and learn how to use this common English expression to describe foods, music, or hobbies that you grow to like over time.