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ESLPod_0824_WE_1322 Grooming a Successor The verb "to groom," in this podcast, means to prepare someone to do or be something by providing advice, guidance, and criticism: "Each summer, the company chooses one intern to groom as a new employee." When talking about animals and especially horses, "to groom" means to clean an animal and brush its fur (hair): "How much time do you spend grooming your horse before a competition?" The verb "to groom" can also mean to try to improve one's appearance by making changes to one's clothing, hair, and makeup: "Is Sheila grooming herself in front of the bathroom mirror again?" Finally, as a noun, a "groom" is a man on his wedding day, or on the day when he will get married: "The groom is getting very nervous."

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ESLPod 824 to groom Business

Id	ESLPod_0824_WE_1322
Episode Id	ESLPod 824
Episode Title	Grooming a Successor
Phrase	to groom
Text	The verb "to groom," in this podcast, means to prepare someone to do or be something by providing advice, guidance, and criticism: "Each summer, the company chooses one intern to groom as a new employee." When talking about animals and especially horses, "to groom" means to clean an animal and brush its fur (hair): "How much time do you spend grooming your horse before a competition?" The verb "to groom" can also mean to try to improve one's appearance by making changes to one's clothing, hair, and makeup: "Is Sheila grooming herself in front of the bathroom mirror again?" Finally, as a noun, a "groom" is a man on his wedding day, or on the day when he will get married: "The groom is getting very nervous."
Topics	Business

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