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ESLPod_1088_WE_1851 Selling a Business In this podcast, the phrase "to try (one's) hand at" means to attempt to do something for the first time, not knowing whether one will be successful: "Have you ever tried your hand at playing poker?" The phrase "to lend a hand" means to help someone: "Could you lend a hand with these dirty dishes, please?" The phrase "to get out of hand" means to get out of control: "This party is getting out of hand. Maybe we should tell everybody to leave." The phrase "to have a hand in (something)" means to participate or to be involved in something: "Did you have a hand in planning Waseem's surprise party?" Finally, the phrase "hands down" means easily or clearly: "Hands down, that was the best meal I've ever had."

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ESLPod 1088 to try (one's) hand at Business

Id	ESLPod_1088_WE_1851
Episode Id	ESLPod 1088
Episode Title	Selling a Business
Phrase	to try (one's) hand at
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to try (one's) hand at" means to attempt to do something for the first time, not knowing whether one will be successful: "Have you ever tried your hand at playing poker?" The phrase "to lend a hand" means to help someone: "Could you lend a hand with these dirty dishes, please?" The phrase "to get out of hand" means to get out of control: "This party is getting out of hand. Maybe we should tell everybody to leave." The phrase "to have a hand in (something)" means to participate or to be involved in something: "Did you have a hand in planning Waseem's surprise party?" Finally, the phrase "hands down" means easily or clearly: "Hands down, that was the best meal I've ever had."
Topics	Business

Hand Phrase Means Eslpod Business One's Lend Selling