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ESLPod_0286_WE_0247 Describing Facial Features In this podcast, the phrase "to stick out" means to be easily noticed because something is different than the rest of something: "Ron wore a red hat all morning that made him stick out among all the other people." The phrase "to stick out" can also mean to make something come out or move forward: "The little girl stuck out her tongue at her brother because she was angry with him." The phrase "to stick around" means to stay in a place: "After class, the students stuck around talking with each other for about 15 minutes." Finally, the phrase "to stick with (something)" means to continue doing something: "Do you want to stick with the original plan to meet at 8 p.m., or would you prefer to meet earlier?"

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ESLPod 286 to stick out About You

Id	ESLPod_0286_WE_0247
Episode Id	ESLPod 286
Episode Title	Describing Facial Features
Phrase	to stick out
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to stick out" means to be easily noticed because something is different than the rest of something: "Ron wore a red hat all morning that made him stick out among all the other people." The phrase "to stick out" can also mean to make something come out or move forward: "The little girl stuck out her tongue at her brother because she was angry with him." The phrase "to stick around" means to stay in a place: "After class, the students stuck around talking with each other for about 15 minutes." Finally, the phrase "to stick with (something)" means to continue doing something: "Do you want to stick with the original plan to meet at 8 p.m., or would you prefer to meet earlier?"
Topics	About You

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