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ESLPod_0213_WE_0100 Buying a Bicycle The word "frame," in this podcast, means the main part of a bicycle that supports the other parts: "This bike's strong frame is good for off-road bicycling." A frame can also be something that you use to display a picture or photograph often with a glass or plastic covering: "I used a silver frame for our wedding photo and hung it in the living room." People also use the word frame when talking about cartoons or films. A frame in this case is the individual picture that is created and put together with many others to make a moving image: "How many frames are in that scene?" Frame can also be used as a verb informally to mean to create false evidence against someone so they will seem guilty, usually of a crime: "He stole $1 million from the bank but framed another employee who worked with him."

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ESLPod 213 frame Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0213_WE_0100
Episode Id	ESLPod 213
Episode Title	Buying a Bicycle
Phrase	frame
Text	The word "frame," in this podcast, means the main part of a bicycle that supports the other parts: "This bike's strong frame is good for off-road bicycling." A frame can also be something that you use to display a picture or photograph often with a glass or plastic covering: "I used a silver frame for our wedding photo and hung it in the living room." People also use the word frame when talking about cartoons or films. A frame in this case is the individual picture that is created and put together with many others to make a moving image: "How many frames are in that scene?" Frame can also be used as a verb informally to mean to create false evidence against someone so they will seem guilty, usually of a crime: "He stole $1 million from the bank but framed another employee who worked with him."
Topics	Transportation

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