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ESLPod_0238_WE_0151 Traveling Off-Season In this podcast, the word "deal" means an agreement, usually for buying and selling things: "We made a deal: I would wash my sister's clothes and she would let me use her car." As a verb, "to deal" means to sell illegal drugs: "Karina was scared when she saw people dealing across the street from her school." The verb "to deal" can also mean to give cards to each person when playing a game of cards: "For this game, you need to deal eight cards to each person and put the rest of the cards in the center of the table." The verb "to deal in (something)" means to buy and sell something: "He deals in air conditioners during the summer, and heaters during the winter."

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ESLPod 238 deal Daily Life | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0238_WE_0151
Episode Id	ESLPod 238
Episode Title	Traveling Off-Season
Phrase	deal
Text	In this podcast, the word "deal" means an agreement, usually for buying and selling things: "We made a deal: I would wash my sister's clothes and she would let me use her car." As a verb, "to deal" means to sell illegal drugs: "Karina was scared when she saw people dealing across the street from her school." The verb "to deal" can also mean to give cards to each person when playing a game of cards: "For this game, you need to deal eight cards to each person and put the rest of the cards in the center of the table." The verb "to deal in (something)" means to buy and sell something: "He deals in air conditioners during the summer, and heaters during the winter."
Topics	Daily Life \| Travel

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