Advanced English Vocabulary 1238 | “Explosive Growth…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“The Trap of Win-Lose Thinking (and How to Escape It) | John Mackey | TED” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1238)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about business, mindset, and cooperation.

🔥 What You’ll Learn

Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

A paradigm shift – A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.

An impasse – A situation where no progress is possible, especially because of disagreement.

To wake up to – To become aware of or realize a situation or fact, especially an unpleasant one.

To let go of – To release or stop holding onto something physical or emotional.

To front [Someone] – To provide something (usually money or goods) in advance.

A win-win situation – A situation in which each party benefits in some way.

To wipe out – To destroy or remove someone or something completely.

Explosive growth – A sudden and very rapid increase.

Deeply moved – Strongly affected by emotion.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1236 | “To Crank Out…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“Is The Mockumentary Dead?” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1236)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about film, television, and changing trends.

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Expressions Covered

To crank out – To produce something in large quantities mechanically and without caring about quality.

To take a toll – To cause damage or suffering slowly over a long period of time.

To revel in – To get great pleasure or satisfaction from something.

upfront – Bold, honest, and frank about what you want or think.

To Shake things up – To do something different to make a situation less boring.

To root for – To show support for someone and hope they succeed.

Fallout – The adverse side effects or results of a situation.

A pushover – A person who is easily influenced or defeated; hard to say no.

To clash – To be incompatible or have a strong disagreement.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1234 | “A Slippery Slope…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“Alex Honnold Answers Rock Climbing Questions | Tech Support | WIRED” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1234)

This episode teaches 8 expressive English phrases from the lesson about challenges, progress, and skill development.

🔥 What You’ll Learn

Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

To wind up – To find yourself in an unexpected situation or place (usually at the end of a series of events).

To play out – To develop or happen over time (usually used for situations or scenarios).

To be caught up in – To become too involved in something or too worried about it (obsessed).

To plateau – To reach a state where there is no further change or progress (after a period of progress).

well-rounded – Having a personality or skills that are fully developed in all aspects (balanced).

To take [Something] on – To accept a challenge or responsibility.

Open-ended – Having no determined limit or boundary; adaptable to change.

A Slippery Slope – A course of action that seems small but will lead to a bad outcome that cannot be stopped.

Clueless – Having no knowledge, understanding, or ability.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1232 | “To bail…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“TRAPPED” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1232)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about social obligations, leaving situations, and feeling stuck.

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Expressions Covered

A shot in the dark – A guess that you make without having any facts or knowledge to support it.

To corner [Someone] – To force someone into a situation where they cannot escape (usually conversation).

An irish exit – Leaving a place secretly without saying goodbye.

To catch up on – To do something you didn't have time for earlier.

To pass [Someone] on – To transfer a person to someone else.

Groggy – Feeling weak, dizzy, or unable to think clearly (usually after sleeping).

To bail – To leave a place or cancel plans suddenly (Slang).

To twist [Someone's] arm – To persuade or force someone to do something they didn't want to do.

Fussy – Hard to please and picky about details (usually food or clothes).

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1230 | “A pet peeve…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator | Tim Urban | TED” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1230)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about procrastination, habits, and social interactions.

🔥 What You’ll Learn

Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

To brush up on – To improve your knowledge or skill in something you learned in the past but have forgotten.

A pet peeve – A specific thing that annoys you very much.

To look down on – To think that you are better than someone else.

A loose cannon – An unpredictable person who might cause damage or trouble at any moment.

To see eye to eye – To agree fully with someone.

To get cold feet – To suddenly become too frightened to do something you had planned.

Out of the blue – Happening suddenly and unexpectedly.

To get carried away – To become so excited or involved in something that you lose control.

To wear off – To gradually disappear or stop having an effect.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1128 | “To call the shots…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“Billie Eilish on Going to Space, Writing Songs with Finneas, New Album & Her Bucket List” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1128)

This episode teaches 8 expressive English phrases from the interview about life, space, music, and personal realizations.

🔥 What You’ll Learn

Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

A bucket list – A list of things you want to do before you die.

To jump down someone's throat – To react very angrily to someone (usually for a small mistake).

To play along – To pretend to agree or cooperate with a situation or joke.

To be way behind – To be making less progress than others.

To make it to [age/time] – To survive or reach a certain point.

To admire from afar – To like something/someone but keep your distance.

To call the shots – To be the person who makes the decisions.

An epiphany – A moment of sudden and great realization or understanding.

A bitter pill to swallow – An unpleasant truth that must be accepted.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1226 | “To boil down…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“How Social Media is designed to ADDICT you” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1226)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about technology, psychology, and modern habits.

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Expressions Covered

To boil down – To simplify a complex issue to its most essential part.

The kicker – The surprising (and often unpleasant) detail that changes everything.

To be hooked – To be addicted or captivated by something.

Fine-tuned – Adjusted precisely to achieve the best performance.

To lunge – To make a sudden forward movement to grab something.

Sticky – Designed to keep people's attention or make them stay (metaphorical).

of your own accord – Voluntarily; without being forced or asked.

To fake it till you make it – To pretend to be confident or competent until you actually become so.

To learn the ropes – To learn the basics of how to do a job.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1224 | “To Second-guess Yourself…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅📘 Lesson Slideshttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ptq-gqEjA21uiVztGW12n4Tz30s29C0N/view?usp=drive_link📝 Quiz for This Lessonhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZWhn-lQixrCrrjW4toleUZu084wVu3S9wO0bnkuMfBOPtEw/viewform?usp=header🎧 Practice Speaking LiveWant to practice these expressions in real conversations?Join live English-speaking sessions at SpeakDuo.com and build confidence fast!🎥 Inspired by the Topic“MrBeast Answers The Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1224)This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the interview about content creation, decisions, and fame.🔥 What You’ll LearnEach expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice questionExpressions CoveredA Hand-me-down – A piece of clothing or an item passed from an older person to a younger person.To Second-guess yourself – To doubt your own decisions or worry that you made the wrong choice.To be blunt – To speak in a direct and honest way even if it seems rude.To revolve around – To have something as the main subject or interest.Eye-opening – Surprising and teaching you something new.To brace yourself – To prepare yourself physically or mentally for something difficult.unfathomably – In a way that is too strange or difficult to be fully understood.To gravitate towards – To be attracted to something or someone naturally.To ramble – To talk at length in a confused way.⭐ Improve Your English Naturally With SpeakDuo’s Learning MethodPronunciation & ConfidenceAmerican & British pronunciationClarity, rhythm, and correct word stressSpeak more naturally and confidentlyConversation & ListeningReal-world speaking practiceDaily English conversationComprehensible input designed for ESL learnersGrammar & VocabularyGrammar from basic $\to$ advancedEveryday expressions and useful vocabularyNatural communication for professional and social settingsMindset & Communication SkillsTechniques to think directly in EnglishStronger listening and speaking skills for IELTS, TOEFL, and interviewsFor Global LearnersSupport for Spanish speakersSupport for Asian learnersClear guidance for international professionals🚀 Next Steps✔️ Review the lesson slides✔️ Complete the quiz✔️ Join a live session at SpeakDuo.com to practice these expressions with real peopleIt’s time to stop second-guessing yourself and start speaking with confidence! 🚀

Advanced English Vocabulary 1222 | “To Muster Up…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“How Being Bold Will Change Your Life | Gregory Russell Benedikt | TEDxSan Diego Studio” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1222)

This episode teaches 9 expressive English phrases from the lesson about courage, intuition, and overcoming fear.

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Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

To muster up – To gather or find enough courage or energy to do something difficult.

To blurt out – To say something suddenly and without thinking, usually because you are nervous or excited.

To be onto something – To have an idea or information that is likely to lead to an important discovery.

To resonate with [Someone] – To have a deep emotional effect or meaning for someone.

To burst into [Something] – To suddenly start doing something like laughing or crying.

Stomach dropped – A sudden unpleasant feeling of fear or anxiety in your stomach.

Along the way – During the course of a particular event or process.

To shoot through – To move very quickly and suddenly through something; often used for feelings (like panic or electricity).

To be repulsive – To be extremely unpleasant or disgusting.

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Advanced English Vocabulary 1220 | “Smoke and Mirrors…” – Superbly Said Podcast | Learn English with SpeakDuo ✅

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“The price of not choosing yourself” (SpeakDuo Lesson 1220)

This episode explores 9 profound English expressions used to discuss life choices, authenticity, and overcoming internal obstacles.

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Each expression includes:✔️ a clear definition✔️ natural example sentences✔️ pronunciation guidance✔️ a practice question

Expressions Covered

Smoke and mirrors – A trick or illusion used to make something look better or more real than it actually is.

To come to pass – To become reality or to happen eventually.

To tap into – To access and use a hidden power, energy, or ability inside you.

Not the least of which – A phrase used to highlight that the example you are about to mention is one of the most important ones.

To act up – To behave badly, make trouble, or stop working correctly.

Ahead of the game – Being more prepared or successful than others in a particular situation.

out of reach – Too difficult or expensive to get or impossible to touch.

To Stand in the way – To be an obstacle that stops something from happening.

To walk through fire – To suffer through a very difficult or painful situation to get what you want.

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