| Id | ESLPod_0646_WE_0966 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 646 |
| Episode Title | War-Related Disabilities |
| Phrase | vet |
| Text | The word "vet," in this podcast, means a veteran, or a person who served in the military during a war: "On Veterans' Day, we honor all the vets who have served our country." The word "vet" also can mean "veterinarian," or a doctor who treats sick and injured animals: "Do you know any good vets who specialize in pigs?" As a verb, "to vet (something)" means to share an idea or document with another person to observe his or her reaction and request feedback: "It's always a good idea to vet your proposals with your co-workers before you present them to the director." Or, "If you have time, I'd like to vet a few of my ideas with you before the next budget meeting." |
| Topics | Health + Medicine |
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