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ESLPod_0692_WE_1059 Recommending Someone for a Job In this podcast, the word "sharp" means precisely, exactly, or at a specific time: "Breakfast is at 7:30 sharp. If you're late, they won't serve you." The word "sharp" also describes something with a very fine point or edge that can cut other things: "This knife is really sharp, so it cuts fruits and vegetables easily, but be careful not to cut your finger." The word "sharp" can also describe something that bends or turns quickly: "To find our house, make a sharp turn after you pass the stoplight." Finally, someone who has a "sharp tongue" criticizes people very strongly, or says bad things about other people: "We don't like spending time with Grandma Erma because she has a sharp tongue."

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ESLPod 692 sharp Business

Id	ESLPod_0692_WE_1059
Episode Id	ESLPod 692
Episode Title	Recommending Someone for a Job
Phrase	sharp
Text	In this podcast, the word "sharp" means precisely, exactly, or at a specific time: "Breakfast is at 7:30 sharp. If you're late, they won't serve you." The word "sharp" also describes something with a very fine point or edge that can cut other things: "This knife is really sharp, so it cuts fruits and vegetables easily, but be careful not to cut your finger." The word "sharp" can also describe something that bends or turns quickly: "To find our house, make a sharp turn after you pass the stoplight." Finally, someone who has a "sharp tongue" criticizes people very strongly, or says bad things about other people: "We don't like spending time with Grandma Erma because she has a sharp tongue."
Topics	Business

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