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ESLPod_1211_WE_2095 Watching Movie and TV Franchises In this podcast, the phrase "spin-off" means a product that is associated with the original show or movie, using one or more of the same characters in a different but possibly related story: "Spin-offs are rarely as good as the original shows." In business, a "spin-off" is part of a company that becomes a separate, independent company: "Have you thought about making the retail stores a spin-off so that we can focus more on manufacturing?" The phrase "to spin out" means for a car to move in a tight circle when the driver loses control: "The roads were icy this morning, and many cars spun out." Finally, the phrase "to spin (one's) wheels" means to try to do something without much success or progress: "We've been trying to expand the business, but so far we're just spinning our wheels."

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ESLPod 1211 spin-off Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1211_WE_2095
Episode Id	ESLPod 1211
Episode Title	Watching Movie and TV Franchises
Phrase	spin-off
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "spin-off" means a product that is associated with the original show or movie, using one or more of the same characters in a different but possibly related story: "Spin-offs are rarely as good as the original shows." In business, a "spin-off" is part of a company that becomes a separate, independent company: "Have you thought about making the retail stores a spin-off so that we can focus more on manufacturing?" The phrase "to spin out" means for a car to move in a tight circle when the driver loses control: "The roads were icy this morning, and many cars spun out." Finally, the phrase "to spin (one's) wheels" means to try to do something without much success or progress: "We've been trying to expand the business, but so far we're just spinning our wheels."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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