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ESLPod_0977_WE_1629 Parts of the Body In this podcast, the word "chin" means the part of the face below one's mouth and above one's neck: "It looks like you missed a spot on your chin when you shaved this morning." Or, "Why do people rub their chin when they're thinking hard about something?" The phrase "keep your chin up" is used to encourage someone and give someone confidence to do something that is difficult or unpleasant: "Yes, this medication makes you feel awful, but keep your chin up and you'll be cured soon." Finally, a "chin-up" is an exercise where one hangs from a bar and pulls up the body until the chin is over the bar: "Wow, your arms are huge! Have you been doing chin-ups at the gym?"

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ESLPod 977 chin About You | Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0977_WE_1629
Episode Id	ESLPod 977
Episode Title	Parts of the Body
Phrase	chin
Text	In this podcast, the word "chin" means the part of the face below one's mouth and above one's neck: "It looks like you missed a spot on your chin when you shaved this morning." Or, "Why do people rub their chin when they're thinking hard about something?" The phrase "keep your chin up" is used to encourage someone and give someone confidence to do something that is difficult or unpleasant: "Yes, this medication makes you feel awful, but keep your chin up and you'll be cured soon." Finally, a "chin-up" is an exercise where one hangs from a bar and pulls up the body until the chin is over the bar: "Wow, your arms are huge! Have you been doing chin-ups at the gym?"
Topics	About You \| Health + Medicine

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