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ESLPod_0732_WE_1139 Preferring Different Work Styles In this podcast, the verb "to pool" means to share or combine, or to use two or more things together or at the same time: "If all countries could just pool their resources, we could put an end to world hunger." A "carpool" is an arrangement where a group of people travel to and from work in a single car, usually to save money on gas and parking: "Why don't you and Jan start a carpool, since you live in the same neighborhood?" Finally, a "tide pool" is a shallow rocky area that is below the surface of the ocean only part of the day, so that people can see sea creatures when it is not covered by water: "Look at the colorful starfish we found in that tide pool!"

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ESLPod 732 to pool Business

Id	ESLPod_0732_WE_1139
Episode Id	ESLPod 732
Episode Title	Preferring Different Work Styles
Phrase	to pool
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to pool" means to share or combine, or to use two or more things together or at the same time: "If all countries could just pool their resources, we could put an end to world hunger." A "carpool" is an arrangement where a group of people travel to and from work in a single car, usually to save money on gas and parking: "Why don't you and Jan start a carpool, since you live in the same neighborhood?" Finally, a "tide pool" is a shallow rocky area that is below the surface of the ocean only part of the day, so that people can see sea creatures when it is not covered by water: "Look at the colorful starfish we found in that tide pool!"
Topics	Business

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