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ESLPod_0305_WE_0285 Describing People's Body Types In this podcast, the word "thin" is used to describe people who are slender, skinny, or not overweight: "Jorge was very thin as a child, but he became heavier as an adult." Or, "Cherise has a very long, thin face." The word "thin" can also be used to describe objects that are long and have a very small width: "Please use this knife to cut the ham into thin slices." Or, "Some suits are made from dark blue cloth with very thin gray lines." Finally, the word "thin" can be used to describe a liquid that has a lot of water: "Panchita forgot to put potatoes and flour in the soup, so it was very thin."

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ESLPod 305 thin About You

Id	ESLPod_0305_WE_0285
Episode Id	ESLPod 305
Episode Title	Describing People's Body Types
Phrase	thin
Text	In this podcast, the word "thin" is used to describe people who are slender, skinny, or not overweight: "Jorge was very thin as a child, but he became heavier as an adult." Or, "Cherise has a very long, thin face." The word "thin" can also be used to describe objects that are long and have a very small width: "Please use this knife to cut the ham into thin slices." Or, "Some suits are made from dark blue cloth with very thin gray lines." Finally, the word "thin" can be used to describe a liquid that has a lot of water: "Panchita forgot to put potatoes and flour in the soup, so it was very thin."
Topics	About You

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