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ESLPod_0666_WE_1006 Traveling to Less Popular Sites The phrase "to plan out," in this podcast, means to have a plan for what one will do and when: "Akira planned out every detail of the wedding, from the invitations to the napkins." A "floor plan" refers to the layout of a building: "I really like this floor plan, because the kitchen is next to the laundry room." A "game plan" is one's plan for being successful: "What's the company's game plan for increasing sales next year?" A "master plan" is a more detailed plan that provides total control in a difficult situation: "Passing that law is part of his master plan to improve healthcare." Finally, an "installment plan" is an arrangement where someone can pay the money owed through several small, usually monthly payments: "We didn't have enough cash to pay for a new washing machine, but fortunately, the store offered us an installment plan."

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ESLPod 666 to plan out Travel

Id	ESLPod_0666_WE_1006
Episode Id	ESLPod 666
Episode Title	Traveling to Less Popular Sites
Phrase	to plan out
Text	The phrase "to plan out," in this podcast, means to have a plan for what one will do and when: "Akira planned out every detail of the wedding, from the invitations to the napkins." A "floor plan" refers to the layout of a building: "I really like this floor plan, because the kitchen is next to the laundry room." A "game plan" is one's plan for being successful: "What's the company's game plan for increasing sales next year?" A "master plan" is a more detailed plan that provides total control in a difficult situation: "Passing that law is part of his master plan to improve healthcare." Finally, an "installment plan" is an arrangement where someone can pay the money owed through several small, usually monthly payments: "We didn't have enough cash to pay for a new washing machine, but fortunately, the store offered us an installment plan."
Topics	Travel

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