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ESLPod_0648_WE_0970 Working on Commission The verb "to coast," in this podcast, means to relax and become lazy, not working very hard: "Ellery has always gotten good grades, so he thought he'd be able to coast through medical school, but it was much more difficult than he had expected." The verb "to coast" also means to ride a bicycle without pedaling or to drive a car without using the gas pedal: "Biking up the hill is hard work, but I love the feeling of coasting down." As a noun, "coast" refers to land next to the sea or ocean, like a beach: "Do you want to go to the coast or the mountains this weekend?" Finally, the phrase "the coast is clear" means that someone can do something without being seen: "Please tell me when Victor leaves, so I'll know the coast is clear."

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ESLPod 648 to coast Business

Id	ESLPod_0648_WE_0970
Episode Id	ESLPod 648
Episode Title	Working on Commission
Phrase	to coast
Text	The verb "to coast," in this podcast, means to relax and become lazy, not working very hard: "Ellery has always gotten good grades, so he thought he'd be able to coast through medical school, but it was much more difficult than he had expected." The verb "to coast" also means to ride a bicycle without pedaling or to drive a car without using the gas pedal: "Biking up the hill is hard work, but I love the feeling of coasting down." As a noun, "coast" refers to land next to the sea or ocean, like a beach: "Do you want to go to the coast or the mountains this weekend?" Finally, the phrase "the coast is clear" means that someone can do something without being seen: "Please tell me when Victor leaves, so I'll know the coast is clear."
Topics	Business

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