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ESLPod_0711_WE_1096 A Difficult Place to Find The phrase "to make one more pass," in this podcast, means to try to do something one more time, especially when trying to find something while driving: "The flight instructor agreed to let her student make one more pass at landing the plane before taking control of it herself." The phrase "to make a pass at (someone)" means to try to start a romantic or sexual relationship with someone, perhaps by saying something, making a facial expression, or touching the other person: "Don't you see that man winking at you? I'm sure he's trying to make a pass at you." Finally, the phrase "to come to a pretty pass" is not very common, but means for a situation to have become very difficult or bad: "Things would have to come to a pretty pass before I'd steal food from a store."

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Id	ESLPod_0711_WE_1096
Episode Id	ESLPod 711
Episode Title	A Difficult Place to Find
Phrase	to make a pass
Text	The phrase "to make one more pass," in this podcast, means to try to do something one more time, especially when trying to find something while driving: "The flight instructor agreed to let her student make one more pass at landing the plane before taking control of it herself." The phrase "to make a pass at (someone)" means to try to start a romantic or sexual relationship with someone, perhaps by saying something, making a facial expression, or touching the other person: "Don't you see that man winking at you? I'm sure he's trying to make a pass at you." Finally, the phrase "to come to a pretty pass" is not very common, but means for a situation to have become very difficult or bad: "Things would have to come to a pretty pass before I'd steal food from a store."
Topics	Travel

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