This is an all-ears English podcast, episode 2432. Don't get washed out by phrasal verbs.

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Today, get the four meanings for the word wash out in English.

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Hey, Lindsay, how are you? I'm doing good, Aubrey. How are you? Excellent. How's my light? I'm not washed out, am I?

Not too bad. Not too bad today. I can turn it up and then it might be. Oh, yep. There. Okay, that's washed out.

Oh, yeah. I know if we go back through our YouTube channel, which we can encourage our listeners to do this

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