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ESLPod_0348_WE_0370 Showing Disapproval and Sympathy The phrase "to speak out," in this podcast, means to state something that one strongly believes in, especially when other people don't agree: "The students are speaking out against the teacher's decision." The phrase "to speak out of turn" means to speak when one isn't supposed to, usually because it is someone else's turn to speak: "Don't speak out of turn. If you have something to say, raise your hand first." The phrase "to speak up" means to speak more loudly: "Could you please speak up? I can't hear what you're saying." The phrase "to speak up for (someone or something)" means to say something in support of another person or thing: "When everyone else was saying bad things about Charlie, Hank spoke up for him and told everyone that he thought Charlie was a wonderful person."

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ESLPod 348 to speak out Business

Id	ESLPod_0348_WE_0370
Episode Id	ESLPod 348
Episode Title	Showing Disapproval and Sympathy
Phrase	to speak out
Text	The phrase "to speak out," in this podcast, means to state something that one strongly believes in, especially when other people don't agree: "The students are speaking out against the teacher's decision." The phrase "to speak out of turn" means to speak when one isn't supposed to, usually because it is someone else's turn to speak: "Don't speak out of turn. If you have something to say, raise your hand first." The phrase "to speak up" means to speak more loudly: "Could you please speak up? I can't hear what you're saying." The phrase "to speak up for (someone or something)" means to say something in support of another person or thing: "When everyone else was saying bad things about Charlie, Hank spoke up for him and told everyone that he thought Charlie was a wonderful person."
Topics	Business

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