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ESLPod_0828_WE_1330 Important Business Contacts The word "contact," in this podcast, means a person with whom one has a professional relationship and can call for advice or assistance: "When Dora wanted to find a new job, she first reached out to all her contacts." A "point of contact" is a person who has been assigned to handle all communication for a particular project or client: "Benny will be your primary point of contact. If you have any questions about your account, please call him." The phrase "contact lenses" or "contacts" refers to small pieces of plastic worn in the eyes to improve vision, similar to glasses: "Have you ever tried wearing contacts that change your eye color?" Finally, a "contact sport" is a sport that requires touching or hitting other players and is at least a little bit dangerous: "Tiko doesn't want his son to play any dangerous contact sports, like football or hockey."

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ESLPod 828 contact Business

Id	ESLPod_0828_WE_1330
Episode Id	ESLPod 828
Episode Title	Important Business Contacts
Phrase	contact
Text	The word "contact," in this podcast, means a person with whom one has a professional relationship and can call for advice or assistance: "When Dora wanted to find a new job, she first reached out to all her contacts." A "point of contact" is a person who has been assigned to handle all communication for a particular project or client: "Benny will be your primary point of contact. If you have any questions about your account, please call him." The phrase "contact lenses" or "contacts" refers to small pieces of plastic worn in the eyes to improve vision, similar to glasses: "Have you ever tried wearing contacts that change your eye color?" Finally, a "contact sport" is a sport that requires touching or hitting other players and is at least a little bit dangerous: "Tiko doesn't want his son to play any dangerous contact sports, like football or hockey."
Topics	Business

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