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Company People Eslpod Word Means Phrase Three's Good

Id ESLPod_1169_WE_2012
Episode Id ESLPod 1169
Episode Title Being Talkative and Reserved
Phrase company
Text The word "company," in this podcast, means the presence of another person, or time spent with others: "If you enjoy her company so much, ask her out on a date!" The phrase "two's company, three's a crowd" means that two people would rather be with each other, without anyone else, especially if those people are involved in a romantic relationship: "It's nice of you to invite me to go out with you and Jake, but two's a company and three's a crowd." The phrase "to be in good company" is used to reassure someone that other people have done the same thing: "Don't worry about what you said. Famous politicians and celebrities have said much more embarrassing things during interviews, so you're in good company." Finally, the word "company" also refers to a business: "Which companies have you applied to?"
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