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ESLPod_0508_WE_0690 Regretting Past Actions The phrase "to freak out," in this podcast, means to lose control of oneself and panic, especially when one is very worried: "Gretel freaked out when she lost her son at the shopping center." A "freak" is a person who is so interested in something that other people think is strange: "Jerry is a golf freak who plays golf at least five days a week, and watches golf on TV the other days." A "control freak" is a person who likes to be in control and doesn't like to let other people help: "He's such a control freak that he didn't let anyone work on his project, even though it meant he had to work 90 hours each week." Finally, a "freak of nature" is a natural event that is very unusual: "It would be a freak of nature if it snowed in Florida in July."

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ESLPod 508 to freak out About You

Id	ESLPod_0508_WE_0690
Episode Id	ESLPod 508
Episode Title	Regretting Past Actions
Phrase	to freak out
Text	The phrase "to freak out," in this podcast, means to lose control of oneself and panic, especially when one is very worried: "Gretel freaked out when she lost her son at the shopping center." A "freak" is a person who is so interested in something that other people think is strange: "Jerry is a golf freak who plays golf at least five days a week, and watches golf on TV the other days." A "control freak" is a person who likes to be in control and doesn't like to let other people help: "He's such a control freak that he didn't let anyone work on his project, even though it meant he had to work 90 hours each week." Finally, a "freak of nature" is a natural event that is very unusual: "It would be a freak of nature if it snowed in Florida in July."
Topics	About You

Freak Control Golf Eslpod Person Work Regretting Past