Question

ESLPod_0240_WE_0154 Working Overtime The phrasal verb "to turn down" means to reject or say 'no' to something: "Clarke asked Lisa to go to the dance with him, but she turned him down because she wanted to go with her girlfriends instead." "To turn (something) down (or up)" means to move a button so that a machine makes less (or more) noise or heat: "Please turn down the volume on the TV." Or, "Please turn up the heat - it's really cold in here!" "To turn up" also means to be found: "I looked everywhere for my keys, and they finally turned up in the refrigerator the next day. I don't know how they got there!" "To turn out" means to attend or be at an event: "How many people turned out for the concert?"

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ESLPod 240 to turn down Business

Id	ESLPod_0240_WE_0154
Episode Id	ESLPod 240
Episode Title	Working Overtime
Phrase	to turn down
Text	The phrasal verb "to turn down" means to reject or say 'no' to something: "Clarke asked Lisa to go to the dance with him, but she turned him down because she wanted to go with her girlfriends instead." "To turn (something) down (or up)" means to move a button so that a machine makes less (or more) noise or heat: "Please turn down the volume on the TV." Or, "Please turn up the heat - it's really cold in here!" "To turn up" also means to be found: "I looked everywhere for my keys, and they finally turned up in the refrigerator the next day. I don't know how they got there!" "To turn out" means to attend or be at an event: "How many people turned out for the concert?"
Topics	Business

Turn Means Turned Eslpod Working Overtime Phrasal Verb