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ESLPod_1015_WE_1704 Conducting a Search The phrase "to report in," in this podcast, means to give someone a status update, or to let a designated leader or coordinator know what is happening: "The new vice-president of sales gives employees a lot of independence as long as they report in at least once a week." The phrase "to report sick" means to call one's employer and say that one will not go to work because one is ill: "Shelby reported sick three times last week. I hope it isn't serious." The phrase "to report to (someone)" means to be managed by someone at work: "As the Communications Officer, you'll report to the Communications Director." Finally, the phrase "to report for duty" means to arrive and be ready to work: "You're hired! Please report for duty at 8:30 on Monday morning."

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ESLPod 1015 to report in Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_1015_WE_1704
Episode Id	ESLPod 1015
Episode Title	Conducting a Search
Phrase	to report in
Text	The phrase "to report in," in this podcast, means to give someone a status update, or to let a designated leader or coordinator know what is happening: "The new vice-president of sales gives employees a lot of independence as long as they report in at least once a week." The phrase "to report sick" means to call one's employer and say that one will not go to work because one is ill: "Shelby reported sick three times last week. I hope it isn't serious." The phrase "to report to (someone)" means to be managed by someone at work: "As the Communications Officer, you'll report to the Communications Director." Finally, the phrase "to report for duty" means to arrive and be ready to work: "You're hired! Please report for duty at 8:30 on Monday morning."
Topics	Daily Life

Report Phrase Means Eslpod Work Communications Conducting Search