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ESLPod_0901_WE_1476 Participating in a Clinical Trial The phrase "to take part," in this podcast, means to participate or to have a role in something: "How many people are going to take part in the conference next month?" The phrase "to play a part" means to have a role in something: "What factors played a part in your decision to attend Acme University?" The phrase "to want no part of (something)" means to not want to be involved in something in any way: "You can do whatever you want, but I want no part in those dishonest deals." The phrase "to dress the part" means to wear appropriate clothing, especially for a particular job or event: "If you want to get a promotion at work, you have to dress the part." Finally, the phrases "in these parts" and "around these parts" means in this area: "We don't see many wild animals in these parts."

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ESLPod 901 to take part Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0901_WE_1476
Episode Id	ESLPod 901
Episode Title	Participating in a Clinical Trial
Phrase	to take part
Text	The phrase "to take part," in this podcast, means to participate or to have a role in something: "How many people are going to take part in the conference next month?" The phrase "to play a part" means to have a role in something: "What factors played a part in your decision to attend Acme University?" The phrase "to want no part of (something)" means to not want to be involved in something in any way: "You can do whatever you want, but I want no part in those dishonest deals." The phrase "to dress the part" means to wear appropriate clothing, especially for a particular job or event: "If you want to get a promotion at work, you have to dress the part." Finally, the phrases "in these parts" and "around these parts" means in this area: "We don't see many wild animals in these parts."
Topics	Health + Medicine

Part Means Phrase Eslpod Role Dress Participating Clinical