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35 welts1. Welts came out of my whole body out of the blue after having frawns for dinner. I was dispatched to the emergeny room at the hospital. The nurse diagnosed that it was allergy reaction and gave me a shot to prevent it from itching my body. 2. A boy was fallen off the bike and then rolled over to the ground with a harmful pain and welts. 3. Do not scratch or rub on the welts that mosiqu..

consensus1. Chooing menus between Samgyetang, rice noodle, Mexican food for lunch didn't reach a consensus among members.2. There seemed to be a consensus that the project should be expedited for the drastic change.3.  rile1. Every so often, the noise from upper story riled me up at night2. Striking up a conversation about personal things such as when I get married, how much I earn, and whether ..

broach 1. He broached the subject of his father's death to the counselor. 2. It's always hard to hunch the topic of pay raise and quitting the job. 3. Everyone seemed to broach the topic of Dr. Sturgis at the psychiatric hospital in the past with him. for a beat 1. After he mentioned the elephant in the room, there was silence for a beat before anyone responded. 2. He paused for a beat, consider..

29 swivel 1. Megan got embarrassed as everyone swiveled around to look at her. 2. As the girl stood up to ask an odd question to the professor, all eyes swiveled to her. 30 luster 1. Her hair shone with luster after using a treatment 2. His hair had no luster after bleaching it babble 1. Megan babbled about her upcoming trip to Canada, unable to contain her excitement. 2. He found himself bablin..

27 heave (transitive, intransitive) 1. He heaved his suitcase onto the trunk. 2. After a sprint on treadmil, he heaved for a breath. tire someone out 1. "Let the kids run around, which is good to tire them out and make them fall asleep afterwards." 2. Workout is higly recommended for those who have insomnia. It can help tire you out. 28 surveilance camera 1. Police investigation on Hwaseong seri..

no/not an eyelash 1. The robberies shot gun at the victim without batting an eyelash despite her plea. 2. When the CEO announced massive layoffs, Megan didn't bat an eyelash. She anticipated and prepared it. 3. The novel 'Almond' is story about a boy who saw his family bleeding to death in front of him, but he said that he felt nothing withouth batting an eyelash. After the incident, the story i..

Pixelate 1) Don't forget to pixelate strangers, otherwise they could sue you. 2) Even though the interviewee was pixelated, those who are related to the incident had a possibility of recognizing it. 3) The suspect's face was pixelated, but it is done so poorly that everyone knew who it was. Stir up ; to make people feel strong emotions / to try to cause arguments or problems 1) Politicians need ..

1. flop 1) After an intense work-out, Jeongin flopped down in the bed. 2) As soon as he got into the compartment on the subway, searching for vacant seats, he managed to flop down into the seat. 2. plop 1) The man plopped down in the chair on the tourist bus, but he was so fat that his belly fat bulged out. The woman grunted that the man invaded her space of the chair. 2) As I plopped books down..

Every now and then 1) Every now and then on weekdays, I have non-Korean food for lunch outside because the cafeteria only serves Korean food. 2) My dad calls to say hi to me every now and then despite living far apart. 3) Every now and then, I cannot get on the red bus toward Pangyo because of the limitation for of seats, which is frustrating. I have a probability of being late unless I catch th..

1. Deduce 1) I can deduce how the bread tastses by looking at the picture. ->tastes 2) I can deduce from your tone that you're nervous. 3) The more you deduce the answer for the math quiz on the homework, the more rememberable, which is helpful for you to solve the similar quiz for the test. ->the more memorable it becomes 2. On the dot 1) Even though the bakery shop is so popular, it even close..