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ESLPod_0828_WE_1331 Important Business Contacts In this podcast, the phrase "to get the word out" means to inform people about something, to make sure people know about something, and to raise awareness of something: "We got the word out about our garage sale by hanging signs in the neighborhood and posting a note online." The phrase "to spread the word" has the same meaning: "The schools are trying to spread the word about their new after school programs." The phrase "to have a word with (someone)" means to have a conversation with someone, especially a serious, negative, or critical conversation: "Could I please have a word with you in private?" Finally, the phrases "to not say a word" and "to not breathe a word" mean to not talk about something and to keep something a secret: "Don't breathe a word of this to Henri, or we'll all lose our jobs."

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ESLPod 828 to get the word out Business

Id	ESLPod_0828_WE_1331
Episode Id	ESLPod 828
Episode Title	Important Business Contacts
Phrase	to get the word out
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to get the word out" means to inform people about something, to make sure people know about something, and to raise awareness of something: "We got the word out about our garage sale by hanging signs in the neighborhood and posting a note online." The phrase "to spread the word" has the same meaning: "The schools are trying to spread the word about their new after school programs." The phrase "to have a word with (someone)" means to have a conversation with someone, especially a serious, negative, or critical conversation: "Could I please have a word with you in private?" Finally, the phrases "to not say a word" and "to not breathe a word" mean to not talk about something and to keep something a secret: "Don't breathe a word of this to Henri, or we'll all lose our jobs."
Topics	Business

Word Phrase Eslpod Business Means People Spread Breathe