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ESLPod_0848_WE_1370 An Unscrupulous Partner The phrase "to turn on (someone)," in this podcast, means to suddenly change one's relationship or attitude toward another person so that one becomes aggressive and mean and begins to attack in some way: "Kimberly acted like my best friend, but then she turned on me and stole my boyfriend." The phrase "to turn (someone) on to (something)" means to make someone become interested in something: "Uncle Wallace turned him onto bird watching." Finally, the phrase "to turn (someone) off of (something)" means to make someone decide against something or decide not to have or do something: "Learning about all the bacteria is raw fish turned us off of eating sushi."

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ESLPod 848 to turn on (someone) Business

Id	ESLPod_0848_WE_1370
Episode Id	ESLPod 848
Episode Title	An Unscrupulous Partner
Phrase	to turn on (someone)
Text	The phrase "to turn on (someone)," in this podcast, means to suddenly change one's relationship or attitude toward another person so that one becomes aggressive and mean and begins to attack in some way: "Kimberly acted like my best friend, but then she turned on me and stole my boyfriend." The phrase "to turn (someone) on to (something)" means to make someone become interested in something: "Uncle Wallace turned him onto bird watching." Finally, the phrase "to turn (someone) off of (something)" means to make someone decide against something or decide not to have or do something: "Learning about all the bacteria is raw fish turned us off of eating sushi."
Topics	Business

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