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ESLPod_0679_WE_1033 Getting a Makeover In this podcast, the word "look" means style or one's type of physical appearance: "You'll need to change your look if you want to be treated as a business professional." Or, "Do a lot of people in Texas like the cowboy look?" The phrase "to give (someone) a look" means to look at someone with a particular facial expression: "Don't give me that look! If you don't like what I'm doing, just tell me!" The phrase "to take a long, hard look" means to examine or inspect something carefully: "Shamus took a long, hard look at his life and realized he needed to make some important changes." Finally, the phrase "to not like the look of (something)" means that one thinks something bad will happen: "I don't like the look of those dark clouds. I think a bad storm is coming."

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ESLPod 679 look Clothing + Grooming | Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0679_WE_1033
Episode Id	ESLPod 679
Episode Title	Getting a Makeover
Phrase	look
Text	In this podcast, the word "look" means style or one's type of physical appearance: "You'll need to change your look if you want to be treated as a business professional." Or, "Do a lot of people in Texas like the cowboy look?" The phrase "to give (someone) a look" means to look at someone with a particular facial expression: "Don't give me that look! If you don't like what I'm doing, just tell me!" The phrase "to take a long, hard look" means to examine or inspect something carefully: "Shamus took a long, hard look at his life and realized he needed to make some important changes." Finally, the phrase "to not like the look of (something)" means that one thinks something bad will happen: "I don't like the look of those dark clouds. I think a bad storm is coming."
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Daily Life

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