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ESLPod_0697_WE_1068 Eating a School Lunch The word "gross," in this podcast, is an informal word meaning yucky, icky, disgusting, and very unpleasant or unattractive: "Don't pick your nose! That's gross!" The phrase "to gross (someone) out" means to do something that makes another person feel disgusted: "It really grosses me out when I see you chew with your mouth open." When talking about money, "gross" is the amount of money earned or received before subtracting any expenses or taxes: "His gross income was over $150,000, but after paying rent, wages, and insurance, his actual income was just around $43,000." The verb "to gross" means to make a certain amount of money: "Our business should be grossing a million dollars per year within three years." Finally, the word "gross" can also mean very wrong, unethical, or immoral: "Those shootings were a gross violation of the law."

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ESLPod 697 gross Education | Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_0697_WE_1068
Episode Id	ESLPod 697
Episode Title	Eating a School Lunch
Phrase	gross
Text	The word "gross," in this podcast, is an informal word meaning yucky, icky, disgusting, and very unpleasant or unattractive: "Don't pick your nose! That's gross!" The phrase "to gross (someone) out" means to do something that makes another person feel disgusted: "It really grosses me out when I see you chew with your mouth open." When talking about money, "gross" is the amount of money earned or received before subtracting any expenses or taxes: "His gross income was over $150,000, but after paying rent, wages, and insurance, his actual income was just around $43,000." The verb "to gross" means to make a certain amount of money: "Our business should be grossing a million dollars per year within three years." Finally, the word "gross" can also mean very wrong, unethical, or immoral: "Those shootings were a gross violation of the law."
Topics	Education \| Food + Drink

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