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ESLPod_0779_WE_1232 Giving CPR The phrase "cardiac arrest," in this podcast, means a heart attack, when one's heart stops beating and cannot move blood through the body: "Orlando went into cardiac arrest, but fortunately, the ambulance was able to take him to the hospital very quickly and the doctors saved him." The verb "to arrest" normally means to put someone in jail: "Shelby was arrested for stealing a car." The phrase "house arrest" describes a punishment where someone would normally be kept in jail, but the government has agreed to allow the person to stay inside his or her home instead: "Adolfo was under house arrest for three years, but it was better than being in prison." Finally, if something is "arresting" it is very interesting and unusual: "The architect presented an arresting design."

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ESLPod 779 arrest Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0779_WE_1232
Episode Id	ESLPod 779
Episode Title	Giving CPR
Phrase	arrest
Text	The phrase "cardiac arrest," in this podcast, means a heart attack, when one's heart stops beating and cannot move blood through the body: "Orlando went into cardiac arrest, but fortunately, the ambulance was able to take him to the hospital very quickly and the doctors saved him." The verb "to arrest" normally means to put someone in jail: "Shelby was arrested for stealing a car." The phrase "house arrest" describes a punishment where someone would normally be kept in jail, but the government has agreed to allow the person to stay inside his or her home instead: "Adolfo was under house arrest for three years, but it was better than being in prison." Finally, if something is "arresting" it is very interesting and unusual: "The architect presented an arresting design."
Topics	Health + Medicine

Eslpod Arrest Phrase Means Heart Giving Cpr Cardiac