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ESLPod_0833_WE_1340 Shooting Travel Videos The word "motion," in this podcast, means movement: "The magician made a quick motion with his hand, and suddenly a rabbit appeared in his hat." The phrase "slow motion" describes how action can be slowed down in a video so that one can see the details: "The referees watched the game in slow motion to look for fouls." In a formal meeting, a "motion" is a proposal to do something: "Kyle made a motion to donate $1,000 to the charity." Finally, the phrase "motion sickness" refers to the feeling of nausea that some people have when traveling by car or bus: "People who sit in the front seat are less likely to suffer from motion sickness than people who sit in the back seat."

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ESLPod 833 motion Technology | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0833_WE_1340
Episode Id	ESLPod 833
Episode Title	Shooting Travel Videos
Phrase	motion
Text	The word "motion," in this podcast, means movement: "The magician made a quick motion with his hand, and suddenly a rabbit appeared in his hat." The phrase "slow motion" describes how action can be slowed down in a video so that one can see the details: "The referees watched the game in slow motion to look for fouls." In a formal meeting, a "motion" is a proposal to do something: "Kyle made a motion to donate $1,000 to the charity." Finally, the phrase "motion sickness" refers to the feeling of nausea that some people have when traveling by car or bus: "People who sit in the front seat are less likely to suffer from motion sickness than people who sit in the back seat."
Topics	Technology \| Travel

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