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ESLPod_0234_WE_0142 Seeing an Eye Doctor The word "contacts," in this podcast, means thin pieces of plastic that are worn over one's eyes to help one see better: "The doctor told me that I should always take out my contacts before I fall asleep at night." The word "contacts" can also mean the people whom you know, especially through work: "I sent an email to all of my contacts, asking them if they had any job openings." As a verb, "to contact (someone)" means to communicate with someone: "I tried to contact you yesterday, but you never answered the phone." To "make contact" with someone means to successfully communicate with someone: "After leaving messages for each other all last week, we finally made contact this morning."

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Id	ESLPod_0234_WE_0142
Episode Id	ESLPod 234
Episode Title	Seeing an Eye Doctor
Phrase	contacts
Text	The word "contacts," in this podcast, means thin pieces of plastic that are worn over one's eyes to help one see better: "The doctor told me that I should always take out my contacts before I fall asleep at night." The word "contacts" can also mean the people whom you know, especially through work: "I sent an email to all of my contacts, asking them if they had any job openings." As a verb, "to contact (someone)" means to communicate with someone: "I tried to contact you yesterday, but you never answered the phone." To "make contact" with someone means to successfully communicate with someone: "After leaving messages for each other all last week, we finally made contact this morning."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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