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ESLPod_1220_WE_2112 Ramping Up Production The phrase "production run," in this podcast, means the number of items that are produced or manufactured at a single time or with a particular group of resources: "The entire production run was damaged because one of our fans stopped working." A "print run" refers to the number of books, magazines, or newspapers that are printed at the same time: "The author was thrilled to learn that the first print run of her books sold out in just a few weeks." The phrase "dry run" refers to a rehearsal or an opportunity to practice something before the main event: "Try to give your speech in an empty auditorium as a dry run." Finally, a "fun run" is an event in which many people run a certain distance in order to raise money for a charitable organization or cause: "The fun run raises money for cancer research."

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ESLPod 1220 production run Business

Id	ESLPod_1220_WE_2112
Episode Id	ESLPod 1220
Episode Title	Ramping Up Production
Phrase	production run
Text	The phrase "production run," in this podcast, means the number of items that are produced or manufactured at a single time or with a particular group of resources: "The entire production run was damaged because one of our fans stopped working." A "print run" refers to the number of books, magazines, or newspapers that are printed at the same time: "The author was thrilled to learn that the first print run of her books sold out in just a few weeks." The phrase "dry run" refers to a rehearsal or an opportunity to practice something before the main event: "Try to give your speech in an empty auditorium as a dry run." Finally, a "fun run" is an event in which many people run a certain distance in order to raise money for a charitable organization or cause: "The fun run raises money for cancer research."
Topics	Business

Run Production Eslpod Phrase Number Refers Money Ramping