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ESLPod_1037_WE_1748 Ending a Party The phrase "to call it a night," in this podcast, means to say that something has ended, or to announce that one has had enough of something, and then go home and/or go to bed: "We've been working on this since 10:00 a.m., and it's already dinnertime. Let's call it a night." The phrase "to work nights" means to work a nighttime shift, when most other people are asleep: "As an international pilot, Kerry is used to working nights." Finally, the phrase "Night night" is used to say goodnight to someone who is going to bed, especially a child: "Night night, I'll see you in the morning."

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ESLPod 1037 to call it a night Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_1037_WE_1748
Episode Id	ESLPod 1037
Episode Title	Ending a Party
Phrase	to call it a night
Text	The phrase "to call it a night," in this podcast, means to say that something has ended, or to announce that one has had enough of something, and then go home and/or go to bed: "We've been working on this since 10:00 a.m., and it's already dinnertime. Let's call it a night." The phrase "to work nights" means to work a nighttime shift, when most other people are asleep: "As an international pilot, Kerry is used to working nights." Finally, the phrase "Night night" is used to say goodnight to someone who is going to bed, especially a child: "Night night, I'll see you in the morning."
Topics	Food + Drink

Call Phrase Eslpod Means Working Work Night Ending