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ESLPod_0937_WE_1548 Being a Stay-at-Home Dad The phrase "to be laid off," in this podcast, means to be fired or for an employer to say that one no longer has a job: "Kensuke was laid off four months ago, but he still hasn't been able to find another job." The phrase "laid to rest" means to be buried after one dies: "Aunt Gina will be laid to rest on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the cemetery." The phrase "to laid waste" means to destroy or ruin: "The battles laid waste to the farm lands." Finally, the phrase "laid-back" describes someone who is relaxed, calm, and not worried about anything: "If you seem too laid-back in the office, the boss will probably give you more work to do."

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ESLPod 937 to be laid off Daily Life | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0937_WE_1548
Episode Id	ESLPod 937
Episode Title	Being a Stay-at-Home Dad
Phrase	to be laid off
Text	The phrase "to be laid off," in this podcast, means to be fired or for an employer to say that one no longer has a job: "Kensuke was laid off four months ago, but he still hasn't been able to find another job." The phrase "laid to rest" means to be buried after one dies: "Aunt Gina will be laid to rest on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the cemetery." The phrase "to laid waste" means to destroy or ruin: "The battles laid waste to the farm lands." Finally, the phrase "laid-back" describes someone who is relaxed, calm, and not worried about anything: "If you seem too laid-back in the office, the boss will probably give you more work to do."
Topics	Daily Life \| Relationships + Family

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