| Id | ESLPod_0419_WE_0512 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 419 |
| Episode Title | Planting a Garden |
| Phrase | to plant |
| Text | The verb "to plant," in this podcast, means to put seeds in the ground so that plants will grow: "In which month should we begin planting cucumbers?" The phrase "to plant an idea" means to give someone an idea that develops over time: "The first time I tasted crepes, it planted the idea of opening my own crepe restaurant." The phrase "to plant (something) on (someone or something)" means to put something somewhere: "He planted a kiss on his girlfriend's cheek." Or, "She planted her books on the desk." Finally, the phrase "to plant (something) on (someone or something)" means to hide something that is illegal: "Becca said that she didn't know the drugs were in her suitcase, so someone must have planted them on her." |
| Topics | Home + Community |
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