Id | ESLPod_0415_WE_0504 |
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Episode Id | ESLPod 415 |
Episode Title | Being Clean and Dirty |
Phrase | neat |
Text | The phrase "neat and tidy," in this podcast, means very organized and clean, with everything where it should be: "At the end of the day, do you leave your desk neat and tidy, or do you leave papers all over it?" The word "neat" also means good and/or interesting: "Google has a neat program for translating text from one language to another." The word "neat" can be used with the same meaning as an adverb: "I need to learn to write more neatly or else nobody will be able to read my handwriting." When talking about drinks with alcohol in them, "neat" means a drink that is just alcohol, with no ice or other liquid: "Do you want a vodka neat or with orange juice?" |
Topics | About You |
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