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ESLPod_0969_WE_1612 Using Electronics on Airplanes The word "tablet," in this podcast, means a small electronic device that performs many of the same functions as a computer, but it smaller, lightweight, and flat: "Reading a book on a tablet is convenient, but it isn't the same as holding a book and turning the pages." The word "tablet" also refers to a pad of paper, or a stack of paper where all the pages are glued together or held together at the top: "Please pass me that tablet so I can write down the phone number before I forget it." When talking about medicine, a "tablet" is a small, round, hard pill that one swallows, usually without chewing: "Take two of these tablets with food every four to six hours." Finally, a "tablet" is a flat piece of stone with words "engraved" (carved) into it: "There is a beautiful stone tablet showing Mary and Jesus in the churchyard."

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ESLPod 969 tablet Technology | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0969_WE_1612
Episode Id	ESLPod 969
Episode Title	Using Electronics on Airplanes
Phrase	tablet
Text	The word "tablet," in this podcast, means a small electronic device that performs many of the same functions as a computer, but it smaller, lightweight, and flat: "Reading a book on a tablet is convenient, but it isn't the same as holding a book and turning the pages." The word "tablet" also refers to a pad of paper, or a stack of paper where all the pages are glued together or held together at the top: "Please pass me that tablet so I can write down the phone number before I forget it." When talking about medicine, a "tablet" is a small, round, hard pill that one swallows, usually without chewing: "Take two of these tablets with food every four to six hours." Finally, a "tablet" is a flat piece of stone with words "engraved" (carved) into it: "There is a beautiful stone tablet showing Mary and Jesus in the churchyard."
Topics	Technology \| Travel

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