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ESLPod_1253_WE_2177 Using a Ridesharing Service In this podcast, the phrase "to change hands" means to be exchanged, or to be given from one person to another: "The police are trying to determine how the gun changed hands before the shooting." The rude phrase "hands off" is used to tell someone to not touch or take something: "Hey, that's my cell phone. Hands off!" The phrase "hands up" is used to tell people to put their hands in the air so that they cannot us their hands to attack: "The police told the driver to step out of the car and put his hands up." Finally, the phrase "in good hands" means safe while being dealt with or handled by someone: "Don't worry, your cats will be in good hands while you're traveling."

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ESLPod 1253 to change hands Transportation

Id	ESLPod_1253_WE_2177
Episode Id	ESLPod 1253
Episode Title	Using a Ridesharing Service
Phrase	to change hands
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to change hands" means to be exchanged, or to be given from one person to another: "The police are trying to determine how the gun changed hands before the shooting." The rude phrase "hands off" is used to tell someone to not touch or take something: "Hey, that's my cell phone. Hands off!" The phrase "hands up" is used to tell people to put their hands in the air so that they cannot us their hands to attack: "The police told the driver to step out of the car and put his hands up." Finally, the phrase "in good hands" means safe while being dealt with or handled by someone: "Don't worry, your cats will be in good hands while you're traveling."
Topics	Transportation

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