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ESLPod_0874_WE_1422 Poor Road Conditions The word "cracked," in this podcast, means with small lines running through the surface of something where pieces are separating, usually because something is breaking: "This old vase is a little bit cracked, but it's still beautiful." If a voice "cracks," it sounds different than usual, usually because one is sick or has used one's voice too much, or because a young boy is going through puberty: "Carl is only 11 years old, but his voice has already started to crack." Finally, the phrase "to crack up" means to laugh very loudly, almost uncontrollably: "Adam told a really funny joke that made us all crack up."

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ESLPod 874 cracked Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0874_WE_1422
Episode Id	ESLPod 874
Episode Title	Poor Road Conditions
Phrase	cracked
Text	The word "cracked," in this podcast, means with small lines running through the surface of something where pieces are separating, usually because something is breaking: "This old vase is a little bit cracked, but it's still beautiful." If a voice "cracks," it sounds different than usual, usually because one is sick or has used one's voice too much, or because a young boy is going through puberty: "Carl is only 11 years old, but his voice has already started to crack." Finally, the phrase "to crack up" means to laugh very loudly, almost uncontrollably: "Adam told a really funny joke that made us all crack up."
Topics	Transportation

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