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ESLPod_0231_WE_0136 The Supermarket Checkout The word "lane," in this podcast, means a narrow (small and long) section in a grocery store where shoppers form a line to wait for a cashier to help them make their purchases: "The grocery store was busy yesterday evening and there were at least five people waiting in each lane." A "lane" can also be a small road, usually in the countryside: "He lives is the lane behind that big farm." On a larger road, a "lane" is marked by white or yellow lines and is used to keep cars in a straight line: "In the U.S., the slow lane is on the right and the passing lane is on the left." A "lane" is also a marked section in a swimming pool or on a racetrack used to keep competitors out of each other's way: "Which lane is your brother running in?"

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ESLPod 231 lane Money

Id	ESLPod_0231_WE_0136
Episode Id	ESLPod 231
Episode Title	The Supermarket Checkout
Phrase	lane
Text	The word "lane," in this podcast, means a narrow (small and long) section in a grocery store where shoppers form a line to wait for a cashier to help them make their purchases: "The grocery store was busy yesterday evening and there were at least five people waiting in each lane." A "lane" can also be a small road, usually in the countryside: "He lives is the lane behind that big farm." On a larger road, a "lane" is marked by white or yellow lines and is used to keep cars in a straight line: "In the U.S., the slow lane is on the right and the passing lane is on the left." A "lane" is also a marked section in a swimming pool or on a racetrack used to keep competitors out of each other's way: "Which lane is your brother running in?"
Topics	Money

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