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The word “fresh,” in this podcast, refers to something that is new, clean, crisp, and not used, or something made recently: “You can smell fresh bread as you walk past the bakery.” Or, “Are these eggs fresh, or have they been on the shelf for a few days?” The phrase “a fresh start” refers to an attempt to start something and do it differently, especially because one did something poorly last time: “Moving to a new city and enrolling in a new school was a chance for Jesse to make a fresh start.” The phrase “a breath of fresh air” describes something that is new, exciting, and good: “Getting some younger employees in the office was like a breath of fresh air.” Finally, the phrase “to get fresh with (someone)” means to behave in a rude, inappropriate, and possibly sexual way toward another person: “Peter made a huge mistake by getting fresh with his boss’s wife.” to pass up In this podcast, the phrase “to pass up” means to decide not to take advantage of an opportunity, or to decide not to have or do something: “The hardest part of being on a diet is having to pass up birthday cake.” The phrase “to pass out” means to faint, or to lose consciousness: “Crystal was so nervous about speaking in public that she passed out as she stepped onto the stage.” The phrase “to pass out” can also mean to distribute, or to give something to many people: “They passed out free samples inside the grocery store.” Finally, the phrase “to pass over” means to give a promotion or honor to a lower-ranking person in an organization: “Ryan was really angry when the company passed over him to give his assistant the vice-presidency.” 3 these materials on another website or distributing them in any way is prohibited. www.easytalk.ir English as a Second Language Podcast www.eslpod.com ESL Podcast 1123 – Describing Pleasant Scents
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Welcome to English as a Second Language Podcast number 1,123 – Describing Pleasant Scents.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 1,123. I’m your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Educational Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
Visit our website at ESLPod.com. Take a look at our Special ESL Podcast Courses in Business and Daily English, and read our ESL Podcast Blog each week. On this episode, we’re going to listen to a dialogue between Kitty and Pepe about smells – about the way that things smell, the pleasant scents. Let’s get started.
Kitty: Oh, smell that. Isn’t that delectable?
Pepe: Yes, it’s pleasant.
Kitty: Pleasant? It’s heavenly. It has a nice fruity scent, not too sweet.
Pepe: If you say so. I don’t want to buy anything that has a strong perfume smell. I’m a guy.
Kitty: I know, but you want to exude a sexy scent that captivates the opposite sex, right?
Pepe: I’m not sure about
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