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ESLPod_1035_WE_1745 Using a Self-Checkout Machine In this podcast, the verb "to bag" means to place groceries or other purchased items into paper, plastic, or cloth bags so that they can be carried out of the store: "If you bag all your canned goods together, you might not be strong enough to lift the bag!" The phrase "to bag (something) up" means to put things into bags: "Please bag up the children's old clothing and we'll donate it to the local homeless shelter." A "bag lady" is a rude term for a homeless woman who carries her belonging with her: "He bought coffee and a doughnut for the bag lady down the street." Finally, a "doggy bag" is a small bag or box used to take home food that remains uneaten after a meal at a restaurant: "Could you please bring us a doggy bag for the rest of this pasta?

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ESLPod 1035 to bag Shopping | Technology

Id	ESLPod_1035_WE_1745
Episode Id	ESLPod 1035
Episode Title	Using a Self-Checkout Machine
Phrase	to bag
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to bag" means to place groceries or other purchased items into paper, plastic, or cloth bags so that they can be carried out of the store: "If you bag all your canned goods together, you might not be strong enough to lift the bag!" The phrase "to bag (something) up" means to put things into bags: "Please bag up the children's old clothing and we'll donate it to the local homeless shelter." A "bag lady" is a rude term for a homeless woman who carries her belonging with her: "He bought coffee and a doughnut for the bag lady down the street." Finally, a "doggy bag" is a small bag or box used to take home food that remains uneaten after a meal at a restaurant: "Could you please bring us a doggy bag for the rest of this pasta?
Topics	Shopping \| Technology

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