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ESLPod_1022_WE_1719 Being Cited for a DUI In this podcast, the phrase "behind bars" means in prison or jail: "If the court finds that he committed the crime, he could be behind bars for the rest of this life." When talking about a playground, "monkey bars" are a structure that children climb on and/or hang from: "Wyatt isn't strong enough to play on the monkey bars yet. He might fall down." In gymnastics, the "parallel bars" are two wooden bars that the athletes swing around and between: "It's amazing to watch Heather's body twist and turn around the parallel bars." Finally, "bars" are places that serve alcohol, either as the main focus of a business or as a small part of a larger restaurant: "They ate appetizers and drank cocktails at the bar until their table was ready."

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ESLPod 1022 behind bars Transportation

Id	ESLPod_1022_WE_1719
Episode Id	ESLPod 1022
Episode Title	Being Cited for a DUI
Phrase	behind bars
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "behind bars" means in prison or jail: "If the court finds that he committed the crime, he could be behind bars for the rest of this life." When talking about a playground, "monkey bars" are a structure that children climb on and/or hang from: "Wyatt isn't strong enough to play on the monkey bars yet. He might fall down." In gymnastics, the "parallel bars" are two wooden bars that the athletes swing around and between: "It's amazing to watch Heather's body twist and turn around the parallel bars." Finally, "bars" are places that serve alcohol, either as the main focus of a business or as a small part of a larger restaurant: "They ate appetizers and drank cocktails at the bar until their table was ready."
Topics	Transportation

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