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ESLPod_0864_WE_1403 Going to Business School In this podcast, the phrase "deal breaker" means something that makes it impossible for one to do something, because it is unacceptable and cannot be negotiated: "The job pays well and is in a great location, but they told me that I would only have five days of vacation per year, and that was a deal breaker." An "ice breaker" is an activity designed to help people interact and feel more comfortable around each other: "The meeting began with a few ice breakers to help the attendees get to know each other." Finally, a "wind breaker" is a light jacket that is not very warm, but prevents the wind from making one too cold: "It can be pretty windy on the coast even in the middle of summer, so you might want to pack a wind breaker."

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ESLPod 864 deal breaker Business | Education

Id	ESLPod_0864_WE_1403
Episode Id	ESLPod 864
Episode Title	Going to Business School
Phrase	deal breaker
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "deal breaker" means something that makes it impossible for one to do something, because it is unacceptable and cannot be negotiated: "The job pays well and is in a great location, but they told me that I would only have five days of vacation per year, and that was a deal breaker." An "ice breaker" is an activity designed to help people interact and feel more comfortable around each other: "The meeting began with a few ice breakers to help the attendees get to know each other." Finally, a "wind breaker" is a light jacket that is not very warm, but prevents the wind from making one too cold: "It can be pretty windy on the coast even in the middle of summer, so you might want to pack a wind breaker."
Topics	Business \| Education

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