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ESLPod_0355_WE_0385 Finding a Bargain In this podcast, the word "cheap" means inexpensive: "Simple cell phones are cheaper than phones that have cameras and full-color screens." The word "cheap" also means something that is poor quality: "If you want to get a better job, you need to stop wearing such cheap suits to your interviews." If a person is "cheap," it means that he or she is not generous and does not like to share money with other people: "Francine is so cheap that she mixes her children's milk with water so that it will last longer." Finally, the phrase "on the cheap" means doing something for less money than it normally costs: "I want to learn how to travel in Western Europe on the cheap."

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ESLPod 355 cheap Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0355_WE_0385
Episode Id	ESLPod 355
Episode Title	Finding a Bargain
Phrase	cheap
Text	In this podcast, the word "cheap" means inexpensive: "Simple cell phones are cheaper than phones that have cameras and full-color screens." The word "cheap" also means something that is poor quality: "If you want to get a better job, you need to stop wearing such cheap suits to your interviews." If a person is "cheap," it means that he or she is not generous and does not like to share money with other people: "Francine is so cheap that she mixes her children's milk with water so that it will last longer." Finally, the phrase "on the cheap" means doing something for less money than it normally costs: "I want to learn how to travel in Western Europe on the cheap."
Topics	Shopping

Means Cheap Eslpod Word Phones Money Finding Bargain