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play-by-play
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The phrase “play-by-play,” in this podcast, means a detailed description of what happened: “The police are interviewing witnesses to try to get the play-by-play of what really happened on the night of the murder.” The phrase “play-by-play” is most often used when talking about sports reporting: “The commentator gave a play-by-play of the entire baseball game over the radio.” The phrase “at play” means influencing or having some effect: “Consumer confidence is at play when predicting the health of any economy.” The phrase “to put (something) into play” means to use something: “Your accounting skills will come into play when analyzing other companies’ financial statements.” Finally, the phrase “to make a play for (something)” means to try to get something, especially to try to get power: “Have you thought about making a play in the upcoming elections?” to slam In this podcast, the verb “to slam” means for a door or another heavy object to make a loud noise when closing or falling forcefully: “The drunk driver slammed her car into the side of the building.” Sometimes the verb “to slam” means for something to be hit between other objects forcefully: “Ouch! I slammed my hand in the car door.” The phrase “to slam on the brakes” means to stop a car very quickly: “If you hadn’t slammed on your breaks, you might have hit that little girl!” Finally, the phrase “to slam the door in (someone’s) face” means to refuse to speak with someone: “Sometimes salespeople have to get used to people slamming the door in their face.” 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 1205 – Bragging About Success With Women
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Welcome to English is a Second Language Podcast number 1,205 – Bragging about Success with Women.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 1,205. I’m your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Education Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
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This episode is a dialogue about being successful romantically with women – something I know nothing about. Let’s get started.
Jonah: I’d love to get a date with Jessica. She’s so hot!
Becca: You mean you want to add another notch to your bedpost.
Jonah: I’ve been around the block, but there’s nothing wrong with sowing a few wild oats. That’s all part of being
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