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ESLPod_0349_WE_0373 Taking Vitamins and Supplements In this podcast, the verb "to neglect" means to not take good care of something: "The city has neglected its roads for years, so now it needs to make a lot of street repairs." The verb "to neglect" also means to not pay enough attention to something: "The children often feel neglected by their father, because he's always at work and never has time to play games with them." Finally, the verb "to neglect" can mean to forget to do something or to fail to do something: "She neglected to add the sugar while she was making chocolate-chip cookies, so they tasted terrible!" Or, "They neglected to warn their customers that their prices were going to increase in the fall."

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ESLPod 349 to neglect Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0349_WE_0373
Episode Id	ESLPod 349
Episode Title	Taking Vitamins and Supplements
Phrase	to neglect
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to neglect" means to not take good care of something: "The city has neglected its roads for years, so now it needs to make a lot of street repairs." The verb "to neglect" also means to not pay enough attention to something: "The children often feel neglected by their father, because he's always at work and never has time to play games with them." Finally, the verb "to neglect" can mean to forget to do something or to fail to do something: "She neglected to add the sugar while she was making chocolate-chip cookies, so they tasted terrible!" Or, "They neglected to warn their customers that their prices were going to increase in the fall."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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