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ESLPod_1086_WE_1846 Giving Bribes to Children for Good Behavior The word "reward," in this podcast, means a gift given to recognize one's actions or behavior and thank him or her for it: "The top salesperson will receive a one-week vacation in Mexico as a reward." The phrase "to reap the rewards" means to get and enjoy the benefits or advantages resulting from something: "We worked hard to plant the garden in the spring, so that we'll be able to reap the rewards of fresh fruits and vegetables in the late summer and fall." Finally, the word "reward" can also mean money paid to thank someone for helping to solve a crime or find something that was lost: "The police are offering a reward to anyone who can provide information about the robbery." Or, "The neighbors are offering a $100 reward to anyone who finds their missing dog."

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ESLPod 1086 reward Daily Life | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_1086_WE_1846
Episode Id	ESLPod 1086
Episode Title	Giving Bribes to Children for Good Behavior
Phrase	reward
Text	The word "reward," in this podcast, means a gift given to recognize one's actions or behavior and thank him or her for it: "The top salesperson will receive a one-week vacation in Mexico as a reward." The phrase "to reap the rewards" means to get and enjoy the benefits or advantages resulting from something: "We worked hard to plant the garden in the spring, so that we'll be able to reap the rewards of fresh fruits and vegetables in the late summer and fall." Finally, the word "reward" can also mean money paid to thank someone for helping to solve a crime or find something that was lost: "The police are offering a reward to anyone who can provide information about the robbery." Or, "The neighbors are offering a $100 reward to anyone who finds their missing dog."
Topics	Daily Life \| Relationships + Family

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