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ESLPod_0261_WE_0196 Describing People's Personalities The word "patient," in this podcast, means to be able to wait for something without getting angry or frustrated and without seeming to be in a hurry: "Please be patient and wait for me. I'll come to meet you as soon as I can." Or, "You need to be patient to catch a fish because sometimes it takes a long time." The opposite of "patient" is "impatient": "Don't be so impatient! I'm sure that she'll call you soon." A "patient" is also a person who is receiving medical treatment: "How many patients stay at this hospital on a normal day?" Finally, a "patient" may be someone who visits a particular doctor: "Most of Dr. Bronson's patients are women in their 50s." Or, "I'm a patient of Dr. Bronson's and I'd like to make an appointment to see her."

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ESLPod 261 patient About You

Id	ESLPod_0261_WE_0196
Episode Id	ESLPod 261
Episode Title	Describing People's Personalities
Phrase	patient
Text	The word "patient," in this podcast, means to be able to wait for something without getting angry or frustrated and without seeming to be in a hurry: "Please be patient and wait for me. I'll come to meet you as soon as I can." Or, "You need to be patient to catch a fish because sometimes it takes a long time." The opposite of "patient" is "impatient": "Don't be so impatient! I'm sure that she'll call you soon." A "patient" is also a person who is receiving medical treatment: "How many patients stay at this hospital on a normal day?" Finally, a "patient" may be someone who visits a particular doctor: "Most of Dr. Bronson's patients are women in their 50s." Or, "I'm a patient of Dr. Bronson's and I'd like to make an appointment to see her."
Topics	About You

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