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가운뎃손가락 middle finger (noun)

가운뎃손가락은 일반적으로 가장 긴 손가락입니다.
The middle finger is generally the longest finger on the human hand.

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책상 desk (noun)

전화가 책상 위에 있습니다.
The black telephone is on the desk.

서재에는 의자, 책들, 책상이 있습니다.
There are chairs, books, and a desk in the study.

책상 위에
on the desk

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눈썹 eyebrow (noun)

여자들은 자주 눈썹을 뽑아 정리합니다.
Women often pluck their eyebrow hairs.

두터운 눈썹
thick eyebrows

눈썹과 속눈썹
eyebrow and eyelash

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울다 cry (verb)

울지 마!
Don’t cry.

여자가 울고 있다.
The woman is crying.

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스테플러 stapler (noun)

내 스테플러 돌려줘!
Return my stapler!

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확인하다 confirm (verb)

뉴욕으로 가는 에이삼 비행기의 출발 시간을 확인하고 싶습니다.
I would like to confirm the departure time for flight A3 to New York.

예약을 확인하기 위해 항공사에 전화하세요.
Call the airline to confirm your reservation.

항공편을 확인하다
confirm your flight

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팔꿈치 elbow (noun)

팔은 팔꿈치에서 구부려집니다.
The arm only bends one way at the elbow.

팔꿈치를 구부리다
bend an elbow

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콧구멍 nostril (noun)

왼쪽 콧구멍
left nostril

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