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Today’s episode is about the idiom "Get something off one's chest."
It means to finally confess a worry, problem, or secret that has been bothering you, allowing you to feel a great sense of relief.
The phrase is often used in both casual conversations with friends and formal office settings when someone needs to speak their mind and release a heavy burden.
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