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ESLPod_1092_WE_1858 Keeping a Meeting On Track The phrase "up in the air," in this podcast, means unresolved, still unknown, and not yet decided: "Our ability to buy a home is still up in the air. It depends whether the bank will give us a mortgage loan." The phrase "to put on airs" is a slightly old-fashioned phrase meaning to behave as if one is more important than one really is: "Ever since Hank got that promotion, he has been putting on airs." The phrase "to be walking on air" means to be very happy: "Ever since Brittany met her new boyfriend, she has been walking on air." Finally, the phrase "to clear the air" means to do something to end an argument or unpleasant situation so that people can think clearly and return to normal: "Let's tell each other what we really think and clear the air, so we can move ahead."

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ESLPod 1092 up in the air Business

Id	ESLPod_1092_WE_1858
Episode Id	ESLPod 1092
Episode Title	Keeping a Meeting On Track
Phrase	up in the air
Text	The phrase "up in the air," in this podcast, means unresolved, still unknown, and not yet decided: "Our ability to buy a home is still up in the air. It depends whether the bank will give us a mortgage loan." The phrase "to put on airs" is a slightly old-fashioned phrase meaning to behave as if one is more important than one really is: "Ever since Hank got that promotion, he has been putting on airs." The phrase "to be walking on air" means to be very happy: "Ever since Brittany met her new boyfriend, she has been walking on air." Finally, the phrase "to clear the air" means to do something to end an argument or unpleasant situation so that people can think clearly and return to normal: "Let's tell each other what we really think and clear the air, so we can move ahead."
Topics	Business

Phrase Means Eslpod Walking Air Clear Keeping Meeting