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ESLPod_0804_WE_1282 Dealing with Time Changes in Scheduling The phrase "to throw off," in this podcast, means to confuse or mislead someone, making it difficult or impossible for him or her to do or understand something: "Drinking alcohol really throws off Clarke's sense of direction." The phrase "to throw (something) on" means to put clothing on carelessly, without worrying about one's appearance: "This morning I threw on a pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt and went to the gym." The phrase "to throw (something) out" means to put something in the garbage and get rid of it because it is no longer needed: "Why did you throw out my old comic book collection years ago? It could be worth a lot of money today." Finally, the phrase "to throw (something) together" means to cook very quickly using whatever is available in the kitchen: "Hong threw together a pretty good dinner, just using leftovers."

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ESLPod 804 to throw off Business

Id	ESLPod_0804_WE_1282
Episode Id	ESLPod 804
Episode Title	Dealing with Time Changes in Scheduling
Phrase	to throw off
Text	The phrase "to throw off," in this podcast, means to confuse or mislead someone, making it difficult or impossible for him or her to do or understand something: "Drinking alcohol really throws off Clarke's sense of direction." The phrase "to throw (something) on" means to put clothing on carelessly, without worrying about one's appearance: "This morning I threw on a pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt and went to the gym." The phrase "to throw (something) out" means to put something in the garbage and get rid of it because it is no longer needed: "Why did you throw out my old comic book collection years ago? It could be worth a lot of money today." Finally, the phrase "to throw (something) together" means to cook very quickly using whatever is available in the kitchen: "Hong threw together a pretty good dinner, just using leftovers."
Topics	Business

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