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ESLPod_1215_WE_2102 A Fear of Heights The verb "to fall," in this podcast, means to lose control of one's body and end up on the ground, or to quickly and unexpectedly move from a higher position to a lower position: "Did a lot of objects fall off the shelves during the earthquake?" The phrase "to fall short" means to be less than one desired or expected: "No matter what we do, we always seem to fall short of the boss's expectations." The phrase "to fall victim to (someone/something)" means to be deceived, fooled or tricked by someone or something: "How many people fell victim to his scam?" Finally, the phrase "to fall into place" means for everything to begin o make sense: "It took a few minutes before all the pieces started to fall into place and we could make sense of what had happened."

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ESLPod 1215 to fall About You

Id	ESLPod_1215_WE_2102
Episode Id	ESLPod 1215
Episode Title	A Fear of Heights
Phrase	to fall
Text	The verb "to fall," in this podcast, means to lose control of one's body and end up on the ground, or to quickly and unexpectedly move from a higher position to a lower position: "Did a lot of objects fall off the shelves during the earthquake?" The phrase "to fall short" means to be less than one desired or expected: "No matter what we do, we always seem to fall short of the boss's expectations." The phrase "to fall victim to (someone/something)" means to be deceived, fooled or tricked by someone or something: "How many people fell victim to his scam?" Finally, the phrase "to fall into place" means for everything to begin o make sense: "It took a few minutes before all the pieces started to fall into place and we could make sense of what had happened."
Topics	About You

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