| Id | ESLPod_0511_WE_0697 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 511 |
| Episode Title | Getting Plastic Surgery |
| Phrase | to go all out |
| Text | In this podcast, the phrase "to go all out" means to do 100% of something, not missing or skipping anything, or to do something to an extreme: "They went all out decorating their daughter's room. Absolutely everything is pink!" The phrase "to go out" means to leave one's home to do something: "Do you go out most Friday nights?" Or, "I'm going out to get some milk." The phrase "to go out with (someone)" means to date someone or to have a romantic relationship with someone: "Did you hear that Charity is going out with Albert?" Finally, the phrase "to go in to (something)" means to begin working in a certain field or to start a certain type of business: "Why did you decide to go into car sales?" Or, "Do you think our company should go into the book publishing business?" |
| Topics | Health + Medicine |
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