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ESLPod_1117_WE_1908 Assembling Furniture The word "part," in this podcast, means a piece or component: "The mechanic had to order a special part to repair the old car." When talking about theater, a "part" is a role or a character in a performance: "Jenna was thrilled to get the part of Genevieve in Camelot." The phrase "to look the part" means to have the expected appearance of someone or something: "Dressed in black leather and heavy chains, Clark certainly looks the part of a motorcycle owner." When talking about hair, a "part" is the line of skin seen on the head that divides hair so it falls in different directions: "Pierre has always had his part on the left." Finally, the phrase "in these parts" means in a particular area, especially a rural area: "We don't see many tourists in these parts."

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Id	ESLPod_1117_WE_1908
Episode Id	ESLPod 1117
Episode Title	Assembling Furniture
Phrase	part
Text	The word "part," in this podcast, means a piece or component: "The mechanic had to order a special part to repair the old car." When talking about theater, a "part" is a role or a character in a performance: "Jenna was thrilled to get the part of Genevieve in Camelot." The phrase "to look the part" means to have the expected appearance of someone or something: "Dressed in black leather and heavy chains, Clark certainly looks the part of a motorcycle owner." When talking about hair, a "part" is the line of skin seen on the head that divides hair so it falls in different directions: "Pierre has always had his part on the left." Finally, the phrase "in these parts" means in a particular area, especially a rural area: "We don't see many tourists in these parts."
Topics	Home + Community

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