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ESLPod_1219_WE_2110 Expressing Disapproval The phrase "not (one's) place," in this podcast, means not one's duty or role and is used to refer to someone else's responsibility: "It's not our place to choose Beatrix's college major. She needs to do that herself." The phrase "(one's) place" refers to the home or apartment where one lives: "We're all going to hang out at Selena's place after the show tomorrow night." The phrase "out of place" means not where something should be: "Why are all these tools out of place? Who didn't put them away after using them?" Finally, the phrase "to be going places" means to be successful and to be progressing or advancing in one's career: "Sonia is a young politician who is clearly going places."

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ESLPod 1219 not (one's) place About You | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_1219_WE_2110
Episode Id	ESLPod 1219
Episode Title	Expressing Disapproval
Phrase	not (one's) place
Text	The phrase "not (one's) place," in this podcast, means not one's duty or role and is used to refer to someone else's responsibility: "It's not our place to choose Beatrix's college major. She needs to do that herself." The phrase "(one's) place" refers to the home or apartment where one lives: "We're all going to hang out at Selena's place after the show tomorrow night." The phrase "out of place" means not where something should be: "Why are all these tools out of place? Who didn't put them away after using them?" Finally, the phrase "to be going places" means to be successful and to be progressing or advancing in one's career: "Sonia is a young politician who is clearly going places."
Topics	About You \| Relationships + Family

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