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ESLPod_0905_WE_1484 Getting a Marriage License The phrase "to read out loud," in this podcast, means to read something while speaking the words so that others can hear them: "The teacher asked each student to read two paragraphs out loud." The phrase "to laugh out loud" means to laugh with a very loud voice because something was too funny to remain quiet: "This book is so funny, it made me laugh out loud!" The phrase "to think out loud" means to mumble and talk about one's ideas without expecting other people to listen or react: "Sorry, I was just thinking out loud. I didn't realize it was bothering you." Finally, the phrase "for crying out loud" is used when someone is angry, frustrated, and impatient: "For crying out loud, who taught that driver how to drive?"

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ESLPod 905 out loud Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0905_WE_1484
Episode Id	ESLPod 905
Episode Title	Getting a Marriage License
Phrase	out loud
Text	The phrase "to read out loud," in this podcast, means to read something while speaking the words so that others can hear them: "The teacher asked each student to read two paragraphs out loud." The phrase "to laugh out loud" means to laugh with a very loud voice because something was too funny to remain quiet: "This book is so funny, it made me laugh out loud!" The phrase "to think out loud" means to mumble and talk about one's ideas without expecting other people to listen or react: "Sorry, I was just thinking out loud. I didn't realize it was bothering you." Finally, the phrase "for crying out loud" is used when someone is angry, frustrated, and impatient: "For crying out loud, who taught that driver how to drive?"
Topics	Relationships + Family

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