| Id | ESLPod_0956_WE_1586 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 956 |
| Episode Title | Running a Family-Owned Business |
| Phrase | to take sides |
| Text | The phrase "to take sides," in this podcast, means to clearly show that one is for or against something, aligning with one group of people and disagreeing with others: "A good counselor knows how to listen to clients without taking sides." The phrase "(someone's) side of the story" refers to one person's interpretation or understanding of a situation: "Don't you want to hear my side of the story before you decide who's responsible for the problem?" The phrase "to be on (someone's) side" means to support someone: "No matter what happens, your family will always be on your side." Finally, the phrase "look on the bright side" means to be optimistic and see the positive aspects of a situation: "I'm sorry you lost your job, but look on the bright side. Now you'll be able to spend more time with your kids." |
| Topics | Business |
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