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ESLPod_0830_WE_1334 Donating to a Thrift Store The phrase "to sit around," in this podcast, means to be somewhere without any particular purpose and without doing anything, just taking up space: "Why are all these papers sitting around your office? If they were filed away, you'd be able to find them when you need them." The phrase "to be sitting pretty" means to be in a good and comfortable position: "Harvey has more experience and education than any of the other applicants, so he is sitting pretty for the interviews." The phrase "to sit on (one's) hands" means to not do anything or not take action when one should: "How long are the politicians going to sit on their hands? They need to find solutions to improve the economy now!"

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ESLPod 830 to sit around Clothing + Grooming | Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0830_WE_1334
Episode Id	ESLPod 830
Episode Title	Donating to a Thrift Store
Phrase	to sit around
Text	The phrase "to sit around," in this podcast, means to be somewhere without any particular purpose and without doing anything, just taking up space: "Why are all these papers sitting around your office? If they were filed away, you'd be able to find them when you need them." The phrase "to be sitting pretty" means to be in a good and comfortable position: "Harvey has more experience and education than any of the other applicants, so he is sitting pretty for the interviews." The phrase "to sit on (one's) hands" means to not do anything or not take action when one should: "How long are the politicians going to sit on their hands? They need to find solutions to improve the economy now!"
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Daily Life

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