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ESLPod_1060_WE_1794 Disposing of Sensitive Documents The verb "to sort," in this podcast, means to organize items by dividing them into smaller groups or piles that will later be stored somewhere else: "Let's sort the garage sale items into three piles: free, $1-$9, and more than $10." The phrase "sort of" means kind of, or that something is partially true: "That paint color is really unusual, but I sort of like it." The phrase "out of sorts" describes feeling unusual, possibly sick, and not like one normally feels: "Charles felt out of sorts for a few days after he had to fire some employees." Finally, the phrase "all sorts" means many different types: "They like all sorts of restaurants: Chinese, Mexican, Thai, Ethiopian, French, and more."

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ESLPod 1060 to sort Business

Id	ESLPod_1060_WE_1794
Episode Id	ESLPod 1060
Episode Title	Disposing of Sensitive Documents
Phrase	to sort
Text	The verb "to sort," in this podcast, means to organize items by dividing them into smaller groups or piles that will later be stored somewhere else: "Let's sort the garage sale items into three piles: free, $1-$9, and more than $10." The phrase "sort of" means kind of, or that something is partially true: "That paint color is really unusual, but I sort of like it." The phrase "out of sorts" describes feeling unusual, possibly sick, and not like one normally feels: "Charles felt out of sorts for a few days after he had to fire some employees." Finally, the phrase "all sorts" means many different types: "They like all sorts of restaurants: Chinese, Mexican, Thai, Ethiopian, French, and more."
Topics	Business

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