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ESLPod_0429_WE_0532 Giving Awards and Congratulations The word "ceremony," in this podcast, means a special event that honors a person or a group of people: "What time will the graduation ceremony begin?" The phrase "without ceremony" means very informally, or sometimes without being polite: "The actress surprised everyone, accepting the award without ceremony, simply saying 'thank you.'" The phrase "to not stand on ceremony" means to be informal and not worry about the rules regarding how one should behave and what one should do: "Don't stand on ceremony. Come in, relax, and drink a beer with us!" Finally, the "master of ceremonies," or "MC," is the person who introduces guests or speakers at an event: "The master of ceremonies shared the speaker's biography with the audience."

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ESLPod 429 ceremony Education

Id	ESLPod_0429_WE_0532
Episode Id	ESLPod 429
Episode Title	Giving Awards and Congratulations
Phrase	ceremony
Text	The word "ceremony," in this podcast, means a special event that honors a person or a group of people: "What time will the graduation ceremony begin?" The phrase "without ceremony" means very informally, or sometimes without being polite: "The actress surprised everyone, accepting the award without ceremony, simply saying 'thank you.'" The phrase "to not stand on ceremony" means to be informal and not worry about the rules regarding how one should behave and what one should do: "Don't stand on ceremony. Come in, relax, and drink a beer with us!" Finally, the "master of ceremonies," or "MC," is the person who introduces guests or speakers at an event: "The master of ceremonies shared the speaker's biography with the audience."
Topics	Education

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