| Id | ESLPod_0738_WE_1150 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 738 |
| Episode Title | Talking to a Mechanic |
| Phrase | trunk |
| Text | The word "trunk," in this podcast, means the back section of a car that has a large lid that opens, used for storage: "Marko always keeps bottled water, snacks, a blanket, and a flashlight in the trunk of his car, just in case of an emergency." The word "trunk" also refers to a large, wooden container with a lid that closes: "Emma keeps extra bedding in a cedar trunk in the guest bedroom." When talking about trees, a "trunk" is the large wooden, up and down section: "He carved 'J.M. + L.E.' in a heart shape on the trunk of the tree." Finally, a "trunk" also refers to the long nose of an elephant: "The children laughed as the elephant sprayed water from its trunk." |
| Topics | Transportation |
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