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ESLPod_0702_WE_1078 Finding Other Singles The phrase "to cruise for," in this podcast, means to go to a nightclub, dance hall, bar, or a similar place, looking for a new romantic partner or sexual partner: "How do you have time to study if you spend every evening cruising for cute girls?" The verb "to cruise" also means to move at a steady, unchanging speed: "The police officer gave us a ticket for cruising on the freeway at 100 miles per hour." "Cruise control" is a car feature where the car keeps going at a set speed, without the driver doing anything: "Using cruise control is great, because you don't have to keep your foot on the gas pedal." Finally, a "cruise" is usually a vacation holiday spent on a very large boat: "They're saving their money to go on a Caribbean cruise."

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ESLPod 702 to cruise for Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0702_WE_1078
Episode Id	ESLPod 702
Episode Title	Finding Other Singles
Phrase	to cruise for
Text	The phrase "to cruise for," in this podcast, means to go to a nightclub, dance hall, bar, or a similar place, looking for a new romantic partner or sexual partner: "How do you have time to study if you spend every evening cruising for cute girls?" The verb "to cruise" also means to move at a steady, unchanging speed: "The police officer gave us a ticket for cruising on the freeway at 100 miles per hour." "Cruise control" is a car feature where the car keeps going at a set speed, without the driver doing anything: "Using cruise control is great, because you don't have to keep your foot on the gas pedal." Finally, a "cruise" is usually a vacation holiday spent on a very large boat: "They're saving their money to go on a Caribbean cruise."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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