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ESLPod_0953_WE_1580 Living With Insects and Spiders The phrase "in the open," in this podcast, means outdoors, without walls or a roof: "Should I set the table, or do you want to eat in the open tonight?" The phrase "out in the open" describes information that is no longer hidden or secret: "As soon as the details of the transaction came out in the open, the company's stock price doubled." The phrase "to be open with (someone)" means to be honest, straightforward, and willing to speak with someone about something: "We're married, so we need to be open with each other. We shouldn't have any secrets." Finally, the phrase "open to (something)" means willing to consider something or willing to try something: "Would you be open to skydiving if you had an opportunity to try it?"

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ESLPod 953 in the open Nature + Weather

Id	ESLPod_0953_WE_1580
Episode Id	ESLPod 953
Episode Title	Living With Insects and Spiders
Phrase	in the open
Text	The phrase "in the open," in this podcast, means outdoors, without walls or a roof: "Should I set the table, or do you want to eat in the open tonight?" The phrase "out in the open" describes information that is no longer hidden or secret: "As soon as the details of the transaction came out in the open, the company's stock price doubled." The phrase "to be open with (someone)" means to be honest, straightforward, and willing to speak with someone about something: "We're married, so we need to be open with each other. We shouldn't have any secrets." Finally, the phrase "open to (something)" means willing to consider something or willing to try something: "Would you be open to skydiving if you had an opportunity to try it?"
Topics	Nature + Weather

Open Phrase Means Eslpod Living Insects Spiders Podcast