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ESLPod_1242_WE_2154 Having Difficulty Reaching a Group Decision The phrase "to lose heart," in this podcast, means to become discouraged or to begin to think that something is impossible and that one should stop trying: "How do doctors avoid losing heart when so many of their patients die?" The phrase "from the bottom of (one's) heart" means sincerely, with one's strongest beliefs and feelings: "Thank you from the bottom of my heart." The phrase "the heart of (something)" means the core or essence of something, or the main or most important part of something: "The heart of the problem is really a lack of communication." Finally, the phrase "at/in the heart of (something)" means in the middle or center of something: "They bought a small home in the heart of the downtown area."

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ESLPod 1242 to lose heart Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_1242_WE_2154
Episode Id	ESLPod 1242
Episode Title	Having Difficulty Reaching a Group Decision
Phrase	to lose heart
Text	The phrase "to lose heart," in this podcast, means to become discouraged or to begin to think that something is impossible and that one should stop trying: "How do doctors avoid losing heart when so many of their patients die?" The phrase "from the bottom of (one's) heart" means sincerely, with one's strongest beliefs and feelings: "Thank you from the bottom of my heart." The phrase "the heart of (something)" means the core or essence of something, or the main or most important part of something: "The heart of the problem is really a lack of communication." Finally, the phrase "at/in the heart of (something)" means in the middle or center of something: "They bought a small home in the heart of the downtown area."
Topics	Government + Law

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