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ESLPod_0939_WE_1553 Planning a Wedding In this podcast, the word "dove" means a medium-sized white bird that is viewed as a symbol of peace, especially when shown with the branch of an olive tree in its beak (the mouth of a bird): "It is common for doves to be released after a wedding, when the newly married husband and wife walk out of the church." As a verb, "dove" is the past tense of "to dive," or to jump into the water: "Karl dove into the water to rescue the little girl who was drowning." The verb "to dovetail" means to fit together very nicely, or for two things to complement each other: "That idea dovetails nicely with what Adam proposed last week." Finally, a "dovetail" is the point where two pieces of wood are fastened together by careful shaping, without using a nail or screw: "Have you seen the beautiful dovetails on this dresser?"

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ESLPod 939 dove Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0939_WE_1553
Episode Id	ESLPod 939
Episode Title	Planning a Wedding
Phrase	dove
Text	In this podcast, the word "dove" means a medium-sized white bird that is viewed as a symbol of peace, especially when shown with the branch of an olive tree in its beak (the mouth of a bird): "It is common for doves to be released after a wedding, when the newly married husband and wife walk out of the church." As a verb, "dove" is the past tense of "to dive," or to jump into the water: "Karl dove into the water to rescue the little girl who was drowning." The verb "to dovetail" means to fit together very nicely, or for two things to complement each other: "That idea dovetails nicely with what Adam proposed last week." Finally, a "dovetail" is the point where two pieces of wood are fastened together by careful shaping, without using a nail or screw: "Have you seen the beautiful dovetails on this dresser?"
Topics	Relationships + Family

Eslpod Dove Means Dovetails Planning Wedding Podcast Word