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ESLPod_0534_WE_0743 Types of Guns and Weapons In this podcast, the word "tank" means a very large, heavy vehicle that is used by the army, with thick metal sides to protect the people inside, and with guns for fighting: "Tanks have metal belts over their wheels so that they can move over rocky, uneven ground." A "tank" is also a large container for holding water or another liquid or gas: "Mr. Hansen carries around an oxygen tank to help him breathe." Or, "How many gallons does your car's gas tank hold?" A "tank top" is a shirt that has no sleeves, instead having a small piece of fabric over each shoulder: "The girls wore tank tops all summer." Finally, the informal verb "to tank" means to fail or to not be successful: "They opened a new restaurant, but it tanked within the first few months."

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ESLPod 534 tank Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_0534_WE_0743
Episode Id	ESLPod 534
Episode Title	Types of Guns and Weapons
Phrase	tank
Text	In this podcast, the word "tank" means a very large, heavy vehicle that is used by the army, with thick metal sides to protect the people inside, and with guns for fighting: "Tanks have metal belts over their wheels so that they can move over rocky, uneven ground." A "tank" is also a large container for holding water or another liquid or gas: "Mr. Hansen carries around an oxygen tank to help him breathe." Or, "How many gallons does your car's gas tank hold?" A "tank top" is a shirt that has no sleeves, instead having a small piece of fabric over each shoulder: "The girls wore tank tops all summer." Finally, the informal verb "to tank" means to fail or to not be successful: "They opened a new restaurant, but it tanked within the first few months."
Topics	Government + Law

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