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ESLPod_0468_WE_0610 Organizing Your Office The word "file," in this podcast, means a group of papers related to a particular project or client, usually kept together in a folder: "After he pays the bills, he puts them in files - one for each company." The verb "to file" means to put things into folders so that one can find them easily later: "Where did you file the papers that were on my desk?" The phrase "to file (one's nails)" means to rub a rough piece of heavy paper or metal against one's fingernails to make them shorter and/or to change the shape of them: "She filed her nails and then painted them bright red." The verb "to file" can also mean to give an official form or other document to an agency or organization: "When did you file your taxes last year?"

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ESLPod 468 file Business

Id	ESLPod_0468_WE_0610
Episode Id	ESLPod 468
Episode Title	Organizing Your Office
Phrase	file
Text	The word "file," in this podcast, means a group of papers related to a particular project or client, usually kept together in a folder: "After he pays the bills, he puts them in files - one for each company." The verb "to file" means to put things into folders so that one can find them easily later: "Where did you file the papers that were on my desk?" The phrase "to file (one's nails)" means to rub a rough piece of heavy paper or metal against one's fingernails to make them shorter and/or to change the shape of them: "She filed her nails and then painted them bright red." The verb "to file" can also mean to give an official form or other document to an agency or organization: "When did you file your taxes last year?"
Topics	Business

File Means Eslpod Papers Verb Organizing Office Word