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ESLPod_0884_WE_1442 Types of Meetings The phrase "to fit (something) in," in this podcast, means to find time to do something in one's busy schedule: "How are you going to fit in another volunteer activity? You're already involved in too many things." The verb "to fit in" also means to feel comfortable with a group of people and share interests and characteristics with them: "Is your daughter fitting in well at school?" The phrase "to fit the bill" means to be the type of person or thing that one needs or that one was looking for: "We received a lot of applications for the job, so hopefully at least one of them will fit the bill."

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ESLPod 884 to fit (something) in Business

Id	ESLPod_0884_WE_1442
Episode Id	ESLPod 884
Episode Title	Types of Meetings
Phrase	to fit (something) in
Text	The phrase "to fit (something) in," in this podcast, means to find time to do something in one's busy schedule: "How are you going to fit in another volunteer activity? You're already involved in too many things." The verb "to fit in" also means to feel comfortable with a group of people and share interests and characteristics with them: "Is your daughter fitting in well at school?" The phrase "to fit the bill" means to be the type of person or thing that one needs or that one was looking for: "We received a lot of applications for the job, so hopefully at least one of them will fit the bill."
Topics	Business

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