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ESLPod_0747_WE_1168 Visiting a Ranch The phrase "to look the part," in this podcast, means to appear the way people expect one to appear or to dress and act as one is expected to dress and act: "Alexei believes that if he wants to succeed in the business world, he needs to look the part, so he always wears nice suits and expensive ties." The phrase "to take part" means to participate or to be involved in something: "The university encourages students to take part in extracurricular activities. The phrases "to play a part" or "to have a part to play" means to have a role in some activity: "Every employee plays a part in our company's success." Finally, the phrase "round these parts" means in this local area: "Very few rich people live round these parts."

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Id	ESLPod_0747_WE_1168
Episode Id	ESLPod 747
Episode Title	Visiting a Ranch
Phrase	to look the part
Text	The phrase "to look the part," in this podcast, means to appear the way people expect one to appear or to dress and act as one is expected to dress and act: "Alexei believes that if he wants to succeed in the business world, he needs to look the part, so he always wears nice suits and expensive ties." The phrase "to take part" means to participate or to be involved in something: "The university encourages students to take part in extracurricular activities. The phrases "to play a part" or "to have a part to play" means to have a role in some activity: "Every employee plays a part in our company's success." Finally, the phrase "round these parts" means in this local area: "Very few rich people live round these parts."
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