| Id | ESLPod_1194_WE_2060 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 1194 |
| Episode Title | Using a Map Program |
| Phrase | to type in |
| Text | The phrase "to type in," in this podcast, means to use a keyboard to enter information into a computer: "Don't let anyone see when you type in your personal identification number at the bank." The phrase "to type (something) up means to type the information that is on a printed document or a handwritten note, so that it is saved electronically on a computer: "They've hired a few interns to type up these old, handwritten letters." The phrase "to touch-type" means to type without looking at the keyboard: "Hal types with two fingers, because he never learned how to touch-type." Finally, "blood type" refers to the type of blood that one has: "Which type of blood do you have: A, B, AB, or O?" |
| Topics | Technology | Transportation | Travel |
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