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ESLPod_0619_WE_0912 Packing Clothes for a Trip The word "wrinkle," in this podcast, means a long, thin line or fold in fabric, especially in clothing that was folded poorly or was placed underneath something heavy for a long period of time: "Your clothes would have fewer wrinkles if you took them out of the dryer and hung them up right away." A "wrinkle" is also one of the thin lines on one's skin, especially as one gets older: "People who spend too much time in the sun will get a lot of wrinkles when they're older." The phrase "to iron out the wrinkles" means to solve small, unimportant problems to make something perfect or to make something work well: "The engineers need another few weeks to iron out the wrinkles in the software program, but then we should be able to begin selling it."

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ESLPod 619 wrinkle Clothing + Grooming | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0619_WE_0912
Episode Id	ESLPod 619
Episode Title	Packing Clothes for a Trip
Phrase	wrinkle
Text	The word "wrinkle," in this podcast, means a long, thin line or fold in fabric, especially in clothing that was folded poorly or was placed underneath something heavy for a long period of time: "Your clothes would have fewer wrinkles if you took them out of the dryer and hung them up right away." A "wrinkle" is also one of the thin lines on one's skin, especially as one gets older: "People who spend too much time in the sun will get a lot of wrinkles when they're older." The phrase "to iron out the wrinkles" means to solve small, unimportant problems to make something perfect or to make something work well: "The engineers need another few weeks to iron out the wrinkles in the software program, but then we should be able to begin selling it."
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Travel

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