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ESLPod_0981_WE_1636 Diplomatic and Economic Sanctions The phrase "to call off," in this podcast, means to cancel or end something so that it no longer occurs as planned or scheduled: "School was called off yesterday due to icy roads and dangerous driving conditions." The phrase "to call it a day" means to decide to stop working, especially because one is tired: "We haven't finished the report yet, but I'm too tired to think clearly. Let's call it a day." The phrase "to call the shots" means to be in control and be able to make decisions: "Who calls the shots in your marriage: you or your wife?" Finally, the phrase "to call a meeting" means to schedule a meeting and ask people to attend: "Who called a meeting at 6:15 a.m.?"

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ESLPod 981 to call off Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_0981_WE_1636
Episode Id	ESLPod 981
Episode Title	Diplomatic and Economic Sanctions
Phrase	to call off
Text	The phrase "to call off," in this podcast, means to cancel or end something so that it no longer occurs as planned or scheduled: "School was called off yesterday due to icy roads and dangerous driving conditions." The phrase "to call it a day" means to decide to stop working, especially because one is tired: "We haven't finished the report yet, but I'm too tired to think clearly. Let's call it a day." The phrase "to call the shots" means to be in control and be able to make decisions: "Who calls the shots in your marriage: you or your wife?" Finally, the phrase "to call a meeting" means to schedule a meeting and ask people to attend: "Who called a meeting at 6:15 a.m.?"
Topics	Government + Law

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