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ESLPod_1120_WE_1914 Breaching a Contract The verb, "to dodge," in this podcast, means to avoid someone or something, or to find a way to not deal with someone or something: "Peter crashed his Dad's car, and now he's trying to dodge any punishment by lying about what happened." The phrase "to dodge military service" or "to dodge the draft" means to find a way to not perform mandatory (required) military service: "Blake moved from the United States to Canada to try to dodge military service." Finally, "dodge ball" is a game played in elementary and junior high schools, with two teams on either side of the gym or a field, throwing balls to try to hit other people and get them "out": "Justin has a big bruise on his side from where he was hit with a ball while playing dodge ball at school on Monday."

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ESLPod 1120 to dodge Business

Id	ESLPod_1120_WE_1914
Episode Id	ESLPod 1120
Episode Title	Breaching a Contract
Phrase	to dodge
Text	The verb, "to dodge," in this podcast, means to avoid someone or something, or to find a way to not deal with someone or something: "Peter crashed his Dad's car, and now he's trying to dodge any punishment by lying about what happened." The phrase "to dodge military service" or "to dodge the draft" means to find a way to not perform mandatory (required) military service: "Blake moved from the United States to Canada to try to dodge military service." Finally, "dodge ball" is a game played in elementary and junior high schools, with two teams on either side of the gym or a field, throwing balls to try to hit other people and get them "out": "Justin has a big bruise on his side from where he was hit with a ball while playing dodge ball at school on Monday."
Topics	Business

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