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ESLPod_0938_WE_1551 Learning to Ride the Subway In this podcast, the word "track" means one of the long, parallel pieces of metal that a train's wheels rest upon: "Always look both ways for trains before crossing the tracks." The phrase "on track" means doing something the right way, or making progress in the right direction: "Let's have weekly progress reports to make sure everyone is on track." The phrase "a one-track mind" describes someone who can think about only one thing and is not easily distracted: "When Alberto is determined to get something done, he was a one-track mind." Finally, the verb "to track" means to monitor something or to observe changes over time: "Scientists have been tracking the thinning of the ozone layer for many years."

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ESLPod 938 track Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0938_WE_1551
Episode Id	ESLPod 938
Episode Title	Learning to Ride the Subway
Phrase	track
Text	In this podcast, the word "track" means one of the long, parallel pieces of metal that a train's wheels rest upon: "Always look both ways for trains before crossing the tracks." The phrase "on track" means doing something the right way, or making progress in the right direction: "Let's have weekly progress reports to make sure everyone is on track." The phrase "a one-track mind" describes someone who can think about only one thing and is not easily distracted: "When Alberto is determined to get something done, he was a one-track mind." Finally, the verb "to track" means to monitor something or to observe changes over time: "Scientists have been tracking the thinning of the ozone layer for many years."
Topics	Transportation

Means Eslpod Phrase Track Progress One Track Learning Ride