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ESLPod_1081_WE_1836 Personal Grooming The verb "to shave," in this podcast, means to use a razor blade to cut hairs very close to the skin, so that the hairs cannot be seen or felt: "Gretchen cut her ankle while she was shaving her legs this morning." The verb "to shave" also means to use a sharp tool to remove the top layer of something: "The waiter shaved some parmesan cheese onto our pasta." Or, "How did the woodworker shave the curvy legs of this table?" When taking about prices, "to shave" means to lower the price of something: "Are the salespeople allowed to shave a few dollars off the price to make a sale?" Finally, the phrase "a close shave" is a close call, or a situation where someone barely escaped an accident or danger: "The road was icy and the car almost hit a tree. That was a close shave!"

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ESLPod 1081 to shave Clothing + Grooming | Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_1081_WE_1836
Episode Id	ESLPod 1081
Episode Title	Personal Grooming
Phrase	to shave
Text	The verb "to shave," in this podcast, means to use a razor blade to cut hairs very close to the skin, so that the hairs cannot be seen or felt: "Gretchen cut her ankle while she was shaving her legs this morning." The verb "to shave" also means to use a sharp tool to remove the top layer of something: "The waiter shaved some parmesan cheese onto our pasta." Or, "How did the woodworker shave the curvy legs of this table?" When taking about prices, "to shave" means to lower the price of something: "Are the salespeople allowed to shave a few dollars off the price to make a sale?" Finally, the phrase "a close shave" is a close call, or a situation where someone barely escaped an accident or danger: "The road was icy and the car almost hit a tree. That was a close shave!"
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Health + Medicine

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