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ESLPod_0434_WE_0542 Using Coupons and Rebates The verb "to clip (something)," in this podcast, means to cut something, making it shorter or smaller, or separating it from a larger piece of something: "I clipped an interesting article from the newspaper." The phrase "to clip (something) to (something)" means to fasten two things together so that they are connected: "Please clip the papers together so that they don't get separated." As a noun, a "clip" is something that holds things together: "It's going to be windy, so you might want to use a hair clip." Or, "Your suit would look more professional if you used a tie clip." Finally, a "clip" can be a short part of a movie: "We saw some clips for the new movie and it looks like it will be really entertaining."

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ESLPod 434 to clip Money | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0434_WE_0542
Episode Id	ESLPod 434
Episode Title	Using Coupons and Rebates
Phrase	to clip
Text	The verb "to clip (something)," in this podcast, means to cut something, making it shorter or smaller, or separating it from a larger piece of something: "I clipped an interesting article from the newspaper." The phrase "to clip (something) to (something)" means to fasten two things together so that they are connected: "Please clip the papers together so that they don't get separated." As a noun, a "clip" is something that holds things together: "It's going to be windy, so you might want to use a hair clip." Or, "Your suit would look more professional if you used a tie clip." Finally, a "clip" can be a short part of a movie: "We saw some clips for the new movie and it looks like it will be really entertaining."
Topics	Money \| Shopping

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