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outlet
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The word “outlet,” in this podcast, means a place on a wall with small holes, where one can connect an electronic device to get electricity to it: “How many outlets are in each bedroom?” When talking about a lake, an “outlet” is where water leaves the lake, going into a stream or river: “The outlet from this lake leads to some beautiful waterfalls.” An “outlet” can also be a way to get rid of strong feelings: “For Hal, running is an outlet for all the stress of his work and family life.” Finally, when talking about a store, an “outlet” is a store that sells things from a particular brand less expensively than they are normally sold: “Let’s go to the outlet malls to get some new shoes.” to hook up In this podcast, the phrase “to hook up” means to connect two or more things: “Can you help me hook up the TV and the DVD player?” The phrase “to hook (something) onto (something)” means to hang something from something else: “Just hook the worm onto the line, and then you’ll be ready to go fishing.” The phrase “to hook (someone) up with (something)” means to get something for another person, especially when that thing is difficult to get: “Could you hook me up with tickets for the concert tomorrow night?” Or, “Jason hooked me up with front-row tickets for the championship game!” 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 945 – Using Electronics While Traveling
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Welcome to English as a Second Language Podcast number 945 – Using Electronics While Traveling.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 945. I'm your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Educational Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
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This episode is a dialogue between Justin and Marsha about using electronic equipment while you are traveling. Let’s get started.
Justin: Are you nearly packed?
Marsha: Almost. Let’s see, I have wall chargers for my cell phone and other devices, extra memory cards for my camera, and noise-canceling headphones for the airplane.
Justin: Oh, yeah, I forgot to pack my headphones. I’d better dig them out right now.
Marsha: I’ve also packed portable batteries for our devices in case we run out of power en route.
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