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ESLPod_0691_WE_1056 Dangerous Freeway Driving The phrase "to get old," in this podcast, means to become tiresome, boring, monotonous, and uninteresting: "I used to like that show, but now it's getting old. They need to add some new characters." The phrase "the good old days" refers to a period of time in the past that one believes is better than today: "In the good old days, we didn't have television, cell phones, or the Internet, but life was simple and we were happy." The phrase "for old times' sake" means to do something as a reminder of something fun or enjoyable one used to do: "Let's go to the beach together one last time, for old times' sake." Finally, the phrase "to be an old hand at" means to have experience doing something and to be good at it: "After 20 years of working in a mechanic's shop, she's an old hand at fixing cars."

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ESLPod 691 to get old Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0691_WE_1056
Episode Id	ESLPod 691
Episode Title	Dangerous Freeway Driving
Phrase	to get old
Text	The phrase "to get old," in this podcast, means to become tiresome, boring, monotonous, and uninteresting: "I used to like that show, but now it's getting old. They need to add some new characters." The phrase "the good old days" refers to a period of time in the past that one believes is better than today: "In the good old days, we didn't have television, cell phones, or the Internet, but life was simple and we were happy." The phrase "for old times' sake" means to do something as a reminder of something fun or enjoyable one used to do: "Let's go to the beach together one last time, for old times' sake." Finally, the phrase "to be an old hand at" means to have experience doing something and to be good at it: "After 20 years of working in a mechanic's shop, she's an old hand at fixing cars."
Topics	Transportation

Phrase Means Good Eslpod Times Hand Dangerous Freeway