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ESLPod_0275_WE_0225 A Soccer Match In this podcast, the word "wave" means the movement that happens when groups of people in a stadium stand up and put their arms in the air and then sit back down while the next group begins to do it, so that it looks like a wave is moving around the stadium: "It was difficult to get the wave to start, but then it lasted for several minutes." At the ocean, a "wave" is a line of water that moves toward the beach: "A lot of surfers come to this beach because there are good waves here." The verb "to wave" means to move one's hand in the air to say hello or goodbye: "Aunt Pam was waving as we drove away." The verb "to wave" can also mean to move in the air: "The flag was waving in the wind."

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ESLPod 275 wave Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0275_WE_0225
Episode Id	ESLPod 275
Episode Title	A Soccer Match
Phrase	wave
Text	In this podcast, the word "wave" means the movement that happens when groups of people in a stadium stand up and put their arms in the air and then sit back down while the next group begins to do it, so that it looks like a wave is moving around the stadium: "It was difficult to get the wave to start, but then it lasted for several minutes." At the ocean, a "wave" is a line of water that moves toward the beach: "A lot of surfers come to this beach because there are good waves here." The verb "to wave" means to move one's hand in the air to say hello or goodbye: "Aunt Pam was waving as we drove away." The verb "to wave" can also mean to move in the air: "The flag was waving in the wind."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Wave Eslpod Means Air Verb Move Waving Soccer