‘Dawdle’ is today’s word of the day, and it means to do something very slowly in a way that wastes time! 🐌 Do you know how the ‘aw’ in ‘dawdle’ is pronounced in British English? Vote below and check your answer! ➡️ cambrid.ge/4cmzIAa The ‘aw’ in ‘dawdle’ is pronounced …

Have you ever been confused by the use of ‘indoor’ and ‘indoors’? Cambridge Dictionary Paul Burgess student of the world

Would you consider ‘flextirement’? 🕑💻 Our Cambridge Dictionary #NewWords blog defines 'flextirement' as an arrangement where an employee gradually reduces their working hours until they completely retire. Explore more work-related #NewWords here: cambrid.ge/4e9uiKf

🇬🇧🇺🇸 What do you call it – soft toy or plushie? What was your favourite soft toy or plushie when you were a child? 🤗 #CambridgeWOTD #CambridgeDictionary #BritishEnglish #AmericanEnglish #Vocabulary

Do you know any classical classics? Did you know the difference between these two words? Cambridge Dictionary Paul Burgess student of the world

Episode 5 of #WhatBritsSay is here! This week, we talk about when ‘I’m sure it’s my fault’ actually means it’s your fault. 😅 #CambridgeDictionary #BritishEnglish #LearnWithUs #angkrizacademy