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ESLPod_0657_WE_0989 Checking Accounts and Writing Checks In this podcast, the phrase "to count on" means to rely or depend on something: "Everyone is counting on the new CFO to find a way for the company to avoid bankruptcy." The phrase "to count down" means to say out loud the minutes or seconds left before something happens: "Everyone in Times Square was counting down together, 'Five, four, three, two, one - Happy New Year!'" The phrase "to count out" means to count the number of things as one places them on a surface one at a time: "For this game, the dealer counts out eight cards for each player." Finally, the phrase "to count (someone) in" means to include someone in an activity: "Are you going out for ice cream? Count me in!"

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ESLPod 657 to count on Daily Life | Money

Id	ESLPod_0657_WE_0989
Episode Id	ESLPod 657
Episode Title	Checking Accounts and Writing Checks
Phrase	to count on
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to count on" means to rely or depend on something: "Everyone is counting on the new CFO to find a way for the company to avoid bankruptcy." The phrase "to count down" means to say out loud the minutes or seconds left before something happens: "Everyone in Times Square was counting down together, 'Five, four, three, two, one - Happy New Year!'" The phrase "to count out" means to count the number of things as one places them on a surface one at a time: "For this game, the dealer counts out eight cards for each player." Finally, the phrase "to count (someone) in" means to include someone in an activity: "Are you going out for ice cream? Count me in!"
Topics	Daily Life \| Money

Count Phrase Means Eslpod Counting Checking Accounts Writing