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ESLPod_1247_WE_2164 Doing Meal Planning The phrase "to map out," in this podcast, means to plan and describe something in detail, especially writing it down: "They're spending two weeks in Africa and have mapped out how much time to spend in each country." The verb "to map" also means to make a map, or a drawing that represents the position or location of things: "Researchers are mapping out the bottom of the ocean in greater detail." The phrase "to put (something) on the map" means to make a place famous: "This new museum should help to put our small town on the map." Finally, the phrase "to wipe (something) off the map" means to completely destroy something: "We're hoping to wipe malaria and other diseases off the map within the next 10 years."

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ESLPod 1247 to map out Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_1247_WE_2164
Episode Id	ESLPod 1247
Episode Title	Doing Meal Planning
Phrase	to map out
Text	The phrase "to map out," in this podcast, means to plan and describe something in detail, especially writing it down: "They're spending two weeks in Africa and have mapped out how much time to spend in each country." The verb "to map" also means to make a map, or a drawing that represents the position or location of things: "Researchers are mapping out the bottom of the ocean in greater detail." The phrase "to put (something) on the map" means to make a place famous: "This new museum should help to put our small town on the map." Finally, the phrase "to wipe (something) off the map" means to completely destroy something: "We're hoping to wipe malaria and other diseases off the map within the next 10 years."
Topics	Food + Drink

Means Map Phrase Eslpod Make Put Wipe Meal