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ESLPod_0894_WE_1462 Understanding Modern Art The word "abstract," in this podcast, means with images that do not look like real objects, but instead are unclear or are based on imagination: "I like abstract paintings, but this one just looks like a swirl of colors." Something that is "abstract" can also be something based on ideas or theory instead of real events or examples: "Davi described his plan in abstract terms, but he didn't provide any numbers." Finally, as a noun, an "abstract" is a short piece of writing that summarizes the most important information in an academic article: "Quentin spent hours reading journal abstracts, trying to find the right kinds of research to use as references in his research paper."

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Id	ESLPod_0894_WE_1462
Episode Id	ESLPod 894
Episode Title	Understanding Modern Art
Phrase	abstract
Text	The word "abstract," in this podcast, means with images that do not look like real objects, but instead are unclear or are based on imagination: "I like abstract paintings, but this one just looks like a swirl of colors." Something that is "abstract" can also be something based on ideas or theory instead of real events or examples: "Davi described his plan in abstract terms, but he didn't provide any numbers." Finally, as a noun, an "abstract" is a short piece of writing that summarizes the most important information in an academic article: "Quentin spent hours reading journal abstracts, trying to find the right kinds of research to use as references in his research paper."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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