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ESLPod_0977_WE_1628 Parts of the Body The word "palm," in this podcast, means the inner, square-shaped area between one's wrist and fingers, or the front side of one's hands: "When I'm nervous, my palms get sweaty." The phrase "to have (someone) in the palm of (one's) hand" means to have complete control over someone: "I don't trust that woman. She seems to have your brother in the palm of her hand." The phrase "to grease (someone's) palm" means to bribe someone, or to give someone money so that he or she will do something: "The journalist is writing a story about how a construction company greased the palm of the mayor." Finally, a "palm tree" is a tree that grows in warm, sunny areas: "I love seeing all the palm trees in California."

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ESLPod 977 palm About You | Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0977_WE_1628
Episode Id	ESLPod 977
Episode Title	Parts of the Body
Phrase	palm
Text	The word "palm," in this podcast, means the inner, square-shaped area between one's wrist and fingers, or the front side of one's hands: "When I'm nervous, my palms get sweaty." The phrase "to have (someone) in the palm of (one's) hand" means to have complete control over someone: "I don't trust that woman. She seems to have your brother in the palm of her hand." The phrase "to grease (someone's) palm" means to bribe someone, or to give someone money so that he or she will do something: "The journalist is writing a story about how a construction company greased the palm of the mayor." Finally, a "palm tree" is a tree that grows in warm, sunny areas: "I love seeing all the palm trees in California."
Topics	About You \| Health + Medicine

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