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ESLPod_0997_WE_1668 Writing One's Memoirs The word "juicy," in this podcast, means very interesting and possibly scandalous, designed to shock and intrigue people: "You won't believe the juicy piece of news I just heard about Rebecca!" The word "juicy" is normally used to describe a food that contains a lot of flavored liquid: "These oranges are really juicy." Or, "How do you cook juicy steaks?" When talking about work, a "juicy" assignment or role is a job that is enjoyable, high-paying, and impressive: "How did she get such a juicy overseas assignment after working here for only a few weeks?" Finally, when talking about money, the word "juicy" can mean involving a lot of money: "He negotiated for a juicy paycheck and a company car."

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ESLPod 997 juicy About You

Id	ESLPod_0997_WE_1668
Episode Id	ESLPod 997
Episode Title	Writing One's Memoirs
Phrase	juicy
Text	The word "juicy," in this podcast, means very interesting and possibly scandalous, designed to shock and intrigue people: "You won't believe the juicy piece of news I just heard about Rebecca!" The word "juicy" is normally used to describe a food that contains a lot of flavored liquid: "These oranges are really juicy." Or, "How do you cook juicy steaks?" When talking about work, a "juicy" assignment or role is a job that is enjoyable, high-paying, and impressive: "How did she get such a juicy overseas assignment after working here for only a few weeks?" Finally, when talking about money, the word "juicy" can mean involving a lot of money: "He negotiated for a juicy paycheck and a company car."
Topics	About You

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