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ESLPod_0241_WE_0156 At the Bakery The word "case," in this podcast, means a large box with glass windows that stores use to show customers the things that are for sale: "The restaurant puts all its salads in the case, so that customers can see them and choose which one they want to order." A "case" is also a small container that closes: "At night, Steve puts his eyeglasses inside their case, so that no one sits on them accidentally." A "case" is also a lawsuit or a situation that is decided in a legal court: "This newspaper article is written about the case of the man who robbed the bank last month." A "case" can also mean a situation: "Normally I don't like vegetables, but in this case, the dish smells great and I'm going to try some."

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ESLPod 241 case Food + Drink | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0241_WE_0156
Episode Id	ESLPod 241
Episode Title	At the Bakery
Phrase	case
Text	The word "case," in this podcast, means a large box with glass windows that stores use to show customers the things that are for sale: "The restaurant puts all its salads in the case, so that customers can see them and choose which one they want to order." A "case" is also a small container that closes: "At night, Steve puts his eyeglasses inside their case, so that no one sits on them accidentally." A "case" is also a lawsuit or a situation that is decided in a legal court: "This newspaper article is written about the case of the man who robbed the bank last month." A "case" can also mean a situation: "Normally I don't like vegetables, but in this case, the dish smells great and I'm going to try some."
Topics	Food + Drink \| Shopping

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