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Jasmine Jim Posted 9 years ago
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You splash your nasal out
He has a runny nose.
Suddenly he squeezed hardly and the nasal splash out.
"You splash your nasal out."
How to say it natural?
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If someone has a cold, he blows his nose to clear his nasal passages. " The idiomatic expression used in this occasion is, You blew your nose.
- If someone has a cold, he blows his nose to clear his nasal passages.
- " The idiomatic expression used in this occasion is, You blew your nose.
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If someone has a cold, he blows his nose to clear his nasal passages.
Jasmine Jim"You splash your nasal out."
The idiomatic expression used in this occasion is,
You blew your nose.
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