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ESLPod_0877_WE_1428 Cheering Someone Up The phrase "to go (one's) way," in this podcast, means for things to proceed as one had planned or as one would like, or for things to be successful and pleasing: "We hope the vote will go our way." The phrase "to go (one's) way" also means to travel in the same direction: "Do you need a ride home? I'm going your way." The phrase "to go out of (one's) way" means to do something extraordinary for another person, going beyond expectations: "Sheila went out of her way to cook a nice meal, so she was mad when her husband came home too late to eat it with her." The phrase "to get (one's) way" means to be able to do what one wants, even if other people would like you to do something different: "Her parents told her not to get a tattoo, but she always gets her way."

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ESLPod 877 to go (one's) way About You

Id	ESLPod_0877_WE_1428
Episode Id	ESLPod 877
Episode Title	Cheering Someone Up
Phrase	to go (one's) way
Text	The phrase "to go (one's) way," in this podcast, means for things to proceed as one had planned or as one would like, or for things to be successful and pleasing: "We hope the vote will go our way." The phrase "to go (one's) way" also means to travel in the same direction: "Do you need a ride home? I'm going your way." The phrase "to go out of (one's) way" means to do something extraordinary for another person, going beyond expectations: "Sheila went out of her way to cook a nice meal, so she was mad when her husband came home too late to eat it with her." The phrase "to get (one's) way" means to be able to do what one wants, even if other people would like you to do something different: "Her parents told her not to get a tattoo, but she always gets her way."
Topics	About You

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