Learn English – Beginner

The idiom "against the clock" is a phrase used to describe working under intense time pressure to complete a task…

The idiom "ahead of time" refers to doing something before the expected or scheduled time. This expression is used to…

The idiom "aim to do something" refers to having the intention or goal of doing something in the future. It…

To "acknowledge someone" means to admit or state that that person is correct about something. It indicates recognition of their…

To act as someone means to perform in the capacity of someone else, either temporarily or permanently. It involves taking…

Act something out refers to the act of performing or expressing feelings, thoughts, or scenarios as if one were in…

Act up means to misbehave or to function poorly, often used to describe children, devices, or health issues that are…

To be "able to take a joke" means to accept ridicule or teasing in a good-natured way, without becoming upset…

To be "able to make something" means to be available or able to attend an event or appointment. This idiom…

To be "able to do something with one’s eyes closed" means to perform a task effortlessly, without needing to think…