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ESLPod_1130_WE_1935 Eating Breakfast Foods In this podcast, the phrase "dead serious" means extremely serious and not joking in any way: "The IRS is dead serious about collecting taxes." The phrase "dead meat" means in a lot of trouble: "When his parents find out what he did, he'll be dead meat." A "dead end" describes a road that ends, without connecting to another road: "They want to live on a dead end so there will be less traffic and their kids can safely ride bikes in the street." Finally, when talking about sports or a competition, a "dead heat" describes a situation in which two competitors are at the same distance or have the same number of points and are trying to beat each other: "For the last few seconds of the race, the runners were in a dead heat."

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ESLPod 1130 dead Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_1130_WE_1935
Episode Id	ESLPod 1130
Episode Title	Eating Breakfast Foods
Phrase	dead
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "dead serious" means extremely serious and not joking in any way: "The IRS is dead serious about collecting taxes." The phrase "dead meat" means in a lot of trouble: "When his parents find out what he did, he'll be dead meat." A "dead end" describes a road that ends, without connecting to another road: "They want to live on a dead end so there will be less traffic and their kids can safely ride bikes in the street." Finally, when talking about sports or a competition, a "dead heat" describes a situation in which two competitors are at the same distance or have the same number of points and are trying to beat each other: "For the last few seconds of the race, the runners were in a dead heat."
Topics	Food + Drink

Dead Eslpod Phrase Means Describes Eating Breakfast Foods