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ESLPod_0290_WE_0254 Riding the Subway The word "token," in this podcast, means a piece of metal or plastic that looks like a coin and is used to ride subways or buses, or to make a machine work: "Do public telephones accept coins or tokens in your county?" A "token" can also be a symbol of something: "They gave the presenter a book as a token of their gratitude for his speech." Or, in a wedding ceremony, the people getting married might say: "I give you this ring as a token of my love and devotion." As an adjective, "token" means not sincere, or done with very little effort, just so that other people will see that one has done something: "The government has made some token laws to protect children, but they aren't strong enough to make a real difference."

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ESLPod 290 token Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0290_WE_0254
Episode Id	ESLPod 290
Episode Title	Riding the Subway
Phrase	token
Text	The word "token," in this podcast, means a piece of metal or plastic that looks like a coin and is used to ride subways or buses, or to make a machine work: "Do public telephones accept coins or tokens in your county?" A "token" can also be a symbol of something: "They gave the presenter a book as a token of their gratitude for his speech." Or, in a wedding ceremony, the people getting married might say: "I give you this ring as a token of my love and devotion." As an adjective, "token" means not sincere, or done with very little effort, just so that other people will see that one has done something: "The government has made some token laws to protect children, but they aren't strong enough to make a real difference."
Topics	Transportation

Token Eslpod Means Make People Riding Subway Word