| Id | ESLPod_1015_WE_1705 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 1015 |
| Episode Title | Conducting a Search |
| Phrase | don't look now |
| Text | In this podcast, the phrase "don't look now" means "surprise" or "guess what just happened" and is used to tell someone that one is about to present some unexpected information: "Don't look now, but I think the pie is burning." The phrase "to look the other way" means to ignore something bad that is happening: "Psychologists are trying to understand why so many people choose to look the other way when they see a crime being committed." Finally, the phrase "look before you leap" is used to tell someone to stop and think clearly about the dangers or risks before doing something: "It's important to look before you leap by learning as much as you can about the company before accepting the job offer." |
| Topics | Daily Life |
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