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ESLPod_0771_WE_1217 Commuting by Train In this podcast, the phrase "under way" means happening, in motion, or in the process of doing something: "Once the conference is under way, we can't make any more changes to the schedule." The phrase "to give way" means to be replaced with something else: "Her sadness gave way to a deep depression." The phrase "to make (one's) way" means to make progress in a certain direction or toward a certain goal, especially when it is difficult or takes a lot of time: "He's making his way through some difficult personal circumstances." The phrase "to make (one's) way home" can also mean to return home without receiving help from another person: "Everyone was surprised when the little boy made his way home after having been lost in the woods for two days."

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ESLPod 771 under way Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0771_WE_1217
Episode Id	ESLPod 771
Episode Title	Commuting by Train
Phrase	under way
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "under way" means happening, in motion, or in the process of doing something: "Once the conference is under way, we can't make any more changes to the schedule." The phrase "to give way" means to be replaced with something else: "Her sadness gave way to a deep depression." The phrase "to make (one's) way" means to make progress in a certain direction or toward a certain goal, especially when it is difficult or takes a lot of time: "He's making his way through some difficult personal circumstances." The phrase "to make (one's) way home" can also mean to return home without receiving help from another person: "Everyone was surprised when the little boy made his way home after having been lost in the woods for two days."
Topics	Transportation

Phrase Make Means Eslpod One's Difficult Home Commuting