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ESLPod_0226_WE_0126 Holiday Decorating The verb "to decorate," in this podcast, means to make something more attractive by putting objects on it. For example, "For their wedding, they decorated the room with white, yellow, and gold fabric." The verb "to decorate" can also mean to be placed on something to make it look more attractive: "Paintings of kings and queens decorated the walls of the old castle." "To decorate" can also mean to give someone a medal or another honor: "The soldier was decorated for his bravery in the battle." A "decorator" is someone whose job is to decorate homes: "We want to hire an interior decorator to decorate our dining room because we don't think we can do a good job without professional help."

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ESLPod 226 to decorate Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0226_WE_0126
Episode Id	ESLPod 226
Episode Title	Holiday Decorating
Phrase	to decorate
Text	The verb "to decorate," in this podcast, means to make something more attractive by putting objects on it. For example, "For their wedding, they decorated the room with white, yellow, and gold fabric." The verb "to decorate" can also mean to be placed on something to make it look more attractive: "Paintings of kings and queens decorated the walls of the old castle." "To decorate" can also mean to give someone a medal or another honor: "The soldier was decorated for his bravery in the battle." A "decorator" is someone whose job is to decorate homes: "We want to hire an interior decorator to decorate our dining room because we don't think we can do a good job without professional help."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Decorate Decorated Eslpod Verb Make Room Job Holiday