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ESLPod_0961_WE_1597 Learning to Dance In this podcast, the phrase "down the line" means later, or in the future: "What do you think you'll be doing 10 years down the line?" The phrase "to toe the line" means to do what other people think one should do, even if one does not agree with it: "Do managers encourage people to express their opinions, or do they just want workers to toe the line without complaining?" The phrase "to drop a line" means to communicate with someone, especially to send an email or a letter: "Please drop us a line to let us know you've arrived safely." Finally, the phrase "don't give me that line" is a rude way to say that one does not believe what another person has said: "Don't give me that line about being sick again. You're just lazy and don't want to go to the office."

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ESLPod 961 down the line Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0961_WE_1597
Episode Id	ESLPod 961
Episode Title	Learning to Dance
Phrase	down the line
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "down the line" means later, or in the future: "What do you think you'll be doing 10 years down the line?" The phrase "to toe the line" means to do what other people think one should do, even if one does not agree with it: "Do managers encourage people to express their opinions, or do they just want workers to toe the line without complaining?" The phrase "to drop a line" means to communicate with someone, especially to send an email or a letter: "Please drop us a line to let us know you've arrived safely." Finally, the phrase "don't give me that line" is a rude way to say that one does not believe what another person has said: "Don't give me that line about being sick again. You're just lazy and don't want to go to the office."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Line Phrase Means Eslpod Toe People Drop Give