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ESLPod_0172_WE_0018 Legal Problems The phrase "to break into," in this podcast, means to enter illegally: "Someone broke into my car and stole the radio." The phrase can also be used more generally to mean "to enter": "Those actors have been trying to break into show business for years." The term "show business" is often used to mean the entertainment business, such as TV or movies. Another example would be: "He is getting his degree in business and wants to break into the real estate business."

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ESLPod 172 to break into Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_0172_WE_0018
Episode Id	ESLPod 172
Episode Title	Legal Problems
Phrase	to break into
Text	The phrase "to break into," in this podcast, means to enter illegally: "Someone broke into my car and stole the radio." The phrase can also be used more generally to mean "to enter": "Those actors have been trying to break into show business for years." The term "show business" is often used to mean the entertainment business, such as TV or movies. Another example would be: "He is getting his degree in business and wants to break into the real estate business."
Topics	Government + Law

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