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ESLPod_0453_WE_0581 Making an Emergency Medical Call In this podcast, the verb "to trace" means to find something or to figure out where something is: "The police officers traced the path of the bullet." The phrase "to trace a call" means to use special technology to determine where someone is calling from: "The police traced the call to a public telephone in downtown Cincinnati." The verb "to trace" also means to copy a drawing by putting a thin piece of paper on top of it and drawing the same lines: "Did you draw that yourself, or did you trace it from someone else's work?" Finally, the verb "to trace" can mean to explain how something has changed over time: "This magazine article traces the development of the Internet over the past 10 years."

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ESLPod 453 trace Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0453_WE_0581
Episode Id	ESLPod 453
Episode Title	Making an Emergency Medical Call
Phrase	trace
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to trace" means to find something or to figure out where something is: "The police officers traced the path of the bullet." The phrase "to trace a call" means to use special technology to determine where someone is calling from: "The police traced the call to a public telephone in downtown Cincinnati." The verb "to trace" also means to copy a drawing by putting a thin piece of paper on top of it and drawing the same lines: "Did you draw that yourself, or did you trace it from someone else's work?" Finally, the verb "to trace" can mean to explain how something has changed over time: "This magazine article traces the development of the Internet over the past 10 years."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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