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ESLPod_1151_WE_1976 Working as a Street Performer The phrase "to draw a crowd," in this podcast, means to attract many people to see or hear something, or do something that interests people enough to form an audience: "I bet we could draw a crowd if we printed up some colorful flyers." The phrase "three's a crowd" means that one wishes one person left, leaving only two friends or lovers alone: "Janet and Marcus let me stay at their place for a while, but I didn't feel very comfortable. Three's a crowd." A "crowd pleaser" is someone or something that most people like: "Ivan is a crowd pleaser who has a great rapport with his audiences." Finally, the "in-crowd" refers to the most popular people, especially high school students: "I was never part of the in-crowd in high school. Everyone thought of me as a nerd."

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ESLPod 1151 to draw a crowd Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1151_WE_1976
Episode Id	ESLPod 1151
Episode Title	Working as a Street Performer
Phrase	to draw a crowd
Text	The phrase "to draw a crowd," in this podcast, means to attract many people to see or hear something, or do something that interests people enough to form an audience: "I bet we could draw a crowd if we printed up some colorful flyers." The phrase "three's a crowd" means that one wishes one person left, leaving only two friends or lovers alone: "Janet and Marcus let me stay at their place for a while, but I didn't feel very comfortable. Three's a crowd." A "crowd pleaser" is someone or something that most people like: "Ivan is a crowd pleaser who has a great rapport with his audiences." Finally, the "in-crowd" refers to the most popular people, especially high school students: "I was never part of the in-crowd in high school. Everyone thought of me as a nerd."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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