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ESLPod_0841_WE_1356 Adopting a Child The word "domestic," in this podcast, means within one country, not international: "Most people are more familiar with the president's domestic policies than with his foreign policies." The word "domestic" can also refer to the home and family: "I understand Will is having some domestic problems, and they're beginning to affect his performance at work." If someone is "domestic," it means that he or she is good at doing things in the homes like cooking and cleaning: "Jenna hopes Jake will become more domestic after they are married." Finally, a "domestic animal" or a "domesticated animal" is one that lives with or near people, in their home or on a farm: "They have cows, horses, pigs, and many other domestic animals."

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ESLPod 841 domestic Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0841_WE_1356
Episode Id	ESLPod 841
Episode Title	Adopting a Child
Phrase	domestic
Text	The word "domestic," in this podcast, means within one country, not international: "Most people are more familiar with the president's domestic policies than with his foreign policies." The word "domestic" can also refer to the home and family: "I understand Will is having some domestic problems, and they're beginning to affect his performance at work." If someone is "domestic," it means that he or she is good at doing things in the homes like cooking and cleaning: "Jenna hopes Jake will become more domestic after they are married." Finally, a "domestic animal" or a "domesticated animal" is one that lives with or near people, in their home or on a farm: "They have cows, horses, pigs, and many other domestic animals."
Topics	Relationships + Family

Domestic Eslpod Word Means Home Animal Adopting Child