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1. injury, abrasion, wound, cut, bruise, contusion, scratch2. wound, scar, hurt start learning
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1. keep, carry2. have, keep start learning
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1. qualification; (권리) right (to do) start learning
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1. engine2. organization, institution, agency, organ start learning
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1. gentleman (pl. gentlemen) start learning
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1. competent, able, capable, talented start learning
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1. reliable, trustworthy, dependable start learning
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1. (Am) one's specialty, (Brit) one's speciality, one's forte, (formal) metier start learning
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1. handle2. treat; process start learning
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looking blessed / looks like you have good luck start learning
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복(福) means good fortune. And in Korea, a plump face was traditionally considered '복스러운 얼굴
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about to / nearly / almost start learning
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날씨가 너무 더워서 쓰러질 지경이다. This is an emphatic expression meaning ' about to / nearly / almost / ...' This expression is mostly used negatively, with verbs of hardship (ex. 쓰러지다, 죽다, 울다, 등등)
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1. villain, (Am) bad guy, (Brit, inf) baddy start learning
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1.(Am) one's specialty, (Brit) one's speciality, one's forte, (formal) metier start learning
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1. harass, torment; (약자를) bully; (동물을) tease, be cruel to; (정신적으로) distress, trouble, torture start learning
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1. tourist attraction[spot], the sights start learning
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1. serviceperson; (남성) serviceman; (여성) servicewoman; (사병) soldier; (장교) officer; (해병) marine; (해군) navy man; (공군) airman start learning
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1. new recruit, new employee start learning
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pochodzenie 1. one's native place, one's home(town) start learning
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1. (outward) appearance, look(s) I am not confident about my looks start learning
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1. intact, unscathed2. sane, sober start learning
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voice, vocal music, singing start learning
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1. adage (old) saying, proverb, start learning
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