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ESLPod_0864_WE_1402 Going to Business School The phrase "to take the plunge," in this podcast, means to decide to do something that is risky or scary: "Ryan and Martha have been dating for seven years, and they've finally decided to take the plunge and get married." A "plunge" can be sudden, dramatic decrease: "What caused the recent plunge in the stock market?" When talking about swimming, a "plunge" is a jump or a dive into the water: "You have time for just one more plunge into the pool, and then we need to dry off and go home." Finally, when talking about fashion, a "plunging neckline" describes the top part of a dress or shirt which has a very low opening at the top, so that the top part of the woman's chest is exposed: "It's never appropriate to wear a plunging neckline at work."

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ESLPod 864 to take the plunge Business | Education

Id	ESLPod_0864_WE_1402
Episode Id	ESLPod 864
Episode Title	Going to Business School
Phrase	to take the plunge
Text	The phrase "to take the plunge," in this podcast, means to decide to do something that is risky or scary: "Ryan and Martha have been dating for seven years, and they've finally decided to take the plunge and get married." A "plunge" can be sudden, dramatic decrease: "What caused the recent plunge in the stock market?" When talking about swimming, a "plunge" is a jump or a dive into the water: "You have time for just one more plunge into the pool, and then we need to dry off and go home." Finally, when talking about fashion, a "plunging neckline" describes the top part of a dress or shirt which has a very low opening at the top, so that the top part of the woman's chest is exposed: "It's never appropriate to wear a plunging neckline at work."
Topics	Business \| Education

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