part
/ˈpɑɹt/
noun
any of the pieces making a whole, when combined
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1This is in large part, due to home equity being bequeathed from one generation to the next.
2The first part of her trip was tough.
3Life in Poland was tough during the latter part of the 19th century.
4Pollen is moved from the male part of a flower to the female part of a flower, then fertilisation can happen causing fruit to grow.
5Pollen is moved from the male part of a flower to the female part of a flower, then fertilisation can happen causing fruit to grow.
body
/ˈbɑdi/
noun
our or an animal's hands, legs, head, and every other part together
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1The computer system checks the rider's body movements about 100 times every second.
2The body is subsequently taken away for a detailed examination that will establish the cause and time of the victim's death.
3But they knew doctors could not heat a patient's body to a high temperature.
4The penicillin helped the patient's body destroy harmful bacteria.
5These are the border cells of your body, lining your organs and mucosa waiting to be infected.
head
/ˈhɛd/
noun
the top part of our body, where our brain and face are located
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1He created a complex map of an average human head.
2They said it was impossible to know a person's personality by analyzing head bumps.
3He created a complex map of an average human head.
4A lot more will be needed if homeowners head to the faraway hills.
5He raged at his generals, even reducing the stolid head of the army Zhukov to tears.
neck
/ˈnɛk/
noun
the body part that is connecting the head to the shoulders
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1necks matter.
2necks matter.
3Now, they chain them at the neck so tightly because they don't want them to move.
4Woods don't have necks!
5There is a garrote around his neck.
eye
/ˈaɪ/
noun
a body part on our face that we have two of and use for seeing
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1Some NTDs cause blindness as the result of awful eye infections.
2I am an eye surgeon specializing in oculoplastics and ocular oncology.
3- Eyes closed.
4- Eyes are up here.
5Eyes closed.
shoulder
/ˈʃoʊɫdɝ/
noun
each of the two parts of the body between the top of the arms and the neck
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1As the sole breadwinner of the family, men shoulder a heavy burden.
2Shoulders are back.
3Body up, shoulders back.
4Mirror, signal, shoulder check back.
5Shoulders are back.
arm
/ˈɑɹm/
noun
one of the two body parts that is connected to the shoulder and ends with fingers
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1The brain not only gives signals to the missing arm, it receives them as well.
2The jogger puts his hand on the old woman’s arm.
3Across Guangxi, Hong’s followers took up arms.
4Extend arms straight out from shoulders.
5Arm wrestle your father.
hand
/ˈhænd/
noun
the part of our body that is at the end of our arm and we use to grab, move, or feel things
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1The little girl puts out her hand for them.
2The jogger puts his hand on the old woman’s arm.
3She would use hand gestures too.
4Its circulation was limited by an odd anachronism: these gazettes were still being written by hand.
5Hold hands.
finger
/ˈfɪŋɡɝ/
noun
each of the long thin parts that are connected to our hands, sometimes the thumb is not included
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1Fingers crossed.
2Fingers crossed!
3Finger a nugget o' grouse!
4- Fingers crossed.
5Fingers crossed.
wrist
/ˈɹɪst/
noun
the joint connecting the hand to the arm
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1Turn your wrist!
2Grab my wrist here.
3Excellent, rotate the wrists.
4The dexterity in those fingers and those wrists is incredible.
5Keeping the wrist still.
waist
/ˈweɪst/
noun
the part of the body between the ribs and hips, which is usually narrower than the parts mentioned
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1He grabs Baby's waist.
2His waist started at 30.
3Define your waist.
4The waist fits super well.
5You have a waist.
knee
/ˈni/
noun
the body part that is in the middle of the leg and helps it bend
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1mom has knees as if like a chiseled jawline.
2Number three, penguins have knees.
3Knees to chest pose also reduces lower back pain and anxiety.
4Knee is down.
5Knee is down.
leg
/ˈɫɛɡ/
noun
each of the two long body parts that we use when we walk
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1My legs are a little bit shaky.
2Our ancestors and ant ancestors evolved legs independently.
3"Case details, left leg."
4Standing leg straight.
5Left leg back.
ankle
/ˈæŋkəɫ/
noun
the joint that connects the foot to the leg
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1She really likes ankles.
2Hamburgers, roast pork, sprained ankles.
3- Fix your ankles?
4Cross your ankles.
5Fix up my ankles.
foot
/ˈfʊt/
noun
the body part that is at the end of our leg and we stand and walk on
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1The man was so surprised that he nearly dropped the box on his feet.
2The shoes on her feet are very big for her.
3The little girl now walks over the snow in her bare feet.
4That man loves feet!
5That man loves feet!
toe
/ˈtoʊ/
noun
each of the five parts sticking out from the foot
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1Toe have the last word.
2Toes are down.
3This tree frog has toes.
4Actually, lots of people in origami now put toes into their models.
5Back toes 45 degrees.
to wear
/ˈwɛɹ/
verb
to have something such as clothes, shoes, etc. on your body
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1What color does a woman wear in this country when she marries, Mary?'
2She wears white because she's happy.'
3They are all wearing 3D glasses.
4Wear a mask!
5- That one was wearing a Lady Gaga costume.
belt
/ˈbɛɫt/
noun
a long and narrow item that we usually wear around our waist to hold our clothes in place or to decorate our outfit
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1- Belts are out.
2Belts are out.
3Belts are very integral to life.
4Tie your belt.
5Now, belts became popular a lot earlier in the US.
boot
/ˈbut/
noun
a type of strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle and often the lower part of the leg
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1Only two of us had boots.
2Give them boots.
3Now your cars booted again.
4Boots are cozy.
5- Farmers have boots?
cap
/ˈkæp/
noun
a type of soft flat hat with a visor, typically worn by men and boys, often as part of a uniform
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1That pen is capped.
2Capping a winding journey back to the NBA mountaintop.
3Can do cap.
4Caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps, caps.
5At least not as caps lock.
dress
/ˈdɹɛs/
noun
a piece of clothing worn by girls and women that is made in one piece and covers the body down to the legs but has no separate part for each leg
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1Dress the grapes in that seasoning.
2Dress the part.
3Five, dress the part.
4Could only wear dresses, things like that.
5Dress, bridemaid.
jacket
/ˈdʒækət/, /ˈdʒækɪt/
noun
a short item of clothing that we wear on the top part of out body, usually has sleeves and something in the front so we could close it
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1Only three of us had jackets.
2She has jackets.
3She has jackets.
4So this jacket sits right somewhere in the middle.
5Jacket switch.
jeans
/ˈdʒinz/
noun
pants made of denim, that is a type of strong cotton cloth, and is used for a casual style
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1The guy wears jeans weirdly on his belly.
2Wear jeans.
3Low waisted jeans. -
4Avoid jeans.
5- I wore jeans!
jumper
/ˈdʒəmpɝ/
noun
a dress with no sleeves or collar that is worn over other garments
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1Yeah left foot jumper.
2Put on your woolly jumper.
3Jumper cables are a good idea, too.
4We found two jumpers.
5- Have you seen my jumper?
glove
/ˈɡɫəv/
noun
item of clothing for our hands with a separate space for each finger
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1Mu gloves.
2Mu gloves.
3Gloves are off.
4Mom wanted gloves.
5Do you guys have gloves?
sandal
/ˈsændəɫ/
noun
an open shoe that fastens the sole to one's foot with straps, particularly worn when the weather is warm
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1I wear sandals.
2Literally, black people in Compton on horses, in traffic, wearing sandals with socks.
3Wearing green sandals?
4Always wear sandals.
5The Clash wore big army boots, not sandals.
scarf
/ˈskɑɹf/
noun
a piece of cloth, worn around the neck or head, especially to keep warm
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1- Are boys really wearing scarves?
2Our top recommendations for timeless accessories are scarves.
3Polite people don't scarf their food.
4scarf down your pills!
5I love scarves.
shirt
/ˈʃɝt/
noun
(usually for men) a piece of clothing worn on the upper half of the body, typically with a collar and sleeves, and with buttons down the front
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1The gentleman in the salmon colored shirt.
2So, you guys have your X-Ray and Vav shirt?
3Sweat shirt.
4Sweat shirt.
5So shirts can mean a plethora of different things.
tie
/ˈtaɪ/
noun
a long and narrow piece of fabric tied around the collar, particularly worn by men
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1Tie game.
2Tie game.
3Ranchers tie a horse at the edge of the ranch property.
4Tie your belt.
5Tie a tight knot.
suit
/ˈsut/
noun
a jacket with a pair of pants or a skirt that are made from the same cloth and should be worn together
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1Look for the City men with their dark suits and umbrellas!
2Other states like Florida followed suit.
3Nevertheless, people still wore suits.
4Other towns and cities across the country quickly followed suit.
5Other companies soon followed suit.
shorts
/ˈʃɔɹts/
noun
short pants that end either above or on the knees
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1Each month, eligible creators may earn a Shorts bonus between $100 and $10,000 from the fund.
2Each month, you can earn a Shorts bonus between US$100 and US$10,000 from the Fund with the amount adjusted based on performance metrics like your channel's monthly Shorts views and where your audience is located.
3Who can receive a Shorts bonus?
4Let's go through a quick recap of the Shorts bonus payment timeline with an example.
5Viewers can find Shorts by going into the dedicated Shorts tab.
sock
/ˈsɑk/
noun
a soft item of clothing we wear on our feet
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1I got socks.
2That one was socks.
3Yes or no: socks wiht sandals?
4Socks are from Fort Belvedere with shadow stripes.
5- We wear socks.
skirt
/ˈskɝt/
noun
a piece of clothing for girls or women that fastens around the waist and hangs down around the legs
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1Black holes skirt the line between science fiction and science fact.
2I'll skirt the spoiler.
3Our women wear long skirts.
4- Mini skirts are back in.
5They skirt every father-son cliche and strike right at the heart of a real relationship.
watch
/ˈwɑtʃ/, /ˈwɔtʃ/
noun
a small clock or timepiece worn on a strap on one's wrist or carried in the pocket
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1Don went out for a walk in the morning but he forgot to put on his watch.
2Sara is watching her father.
3They watch the people in the street.
4If you haven't had a chance to watch El Camino on Netflix yet, make a U-turn and queue it up.
5Watch the video.
sunglasses
/ˈsənˌɡɫæsɪz/
noun
dark glasses that we wear to protect our eyes from sunlight or glare
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1- Sunglasses, perfume, scented lotions, tightening serums.
2You just got a free pair of SUNGLASSES.
3James: THAT WAS DOGS IN SUNGLASSES!
4About to do "DOGS in SUNGLASSES."
5We're doing "DOGS in SUNGLASSES."
trainer
/ˈtɹeɪnɝ/
noun
a sports shoe with a rubber sole that is worn casually or for doing exercise
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1Trainers: Come on, baby!
2What are trainers?
3Put your trainers.
4Trainers travel around the game world.
5So definitely take trainers.
T-shirt
/ˈtiˌsɝt/
noun
a casual short-sleeved shirt with no collar, usually made of cotton
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1This t-shirt tells one story of globalization.
2T-shirt vendors are setting up.
3- Bought the t-shirt!
4Maingear t-shirt representing the brand.
5It´s my T-shirt.
leggings
/ˈɫɛɡɪŋz/
noun
stretchy pants that fit the legs closely, usually worn by women
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1And if you are going for a basic aesthetic all you would need is Uggs, Leggings, a white t-shirt and a pumpkin spice latte.
2Dress code Leggings may seem like the perfect travel pant, but they could keep you from boarding your flight.
3How to Wear Leggings.
4Pair it with jeans, - (both) Leggings, boots.
5Leggings, on the other hand, I almost never sleep in, but they're essentially pants.
tracksuit
/tɹˈæksuːt/
noun
a loose and warm pair of pants and matching jacket worn casually or for doing exercise
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1You wear tracksuits in bed.
2Bring that tracksuit out.
3He's wearing his tracksuit.
4I love the tracksuits in Next.
5Tracksuits are popping right now.
helmet
/ˈhɛɫmət/
noun
a hard hat worn by soldiers, bikers, etc. for protection
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1Helmets are interesting.
2Take the helmet.
3Like-- Take your helmet off.
4Wear a helmet.
5Wear a helmet.
goggles
/ˈɡɑɡəɫz/
noun
a type of eyewear that are designed to protect the eyes from harm
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1Hit the slopes on this N7 Armour Stripe Snowboard with Iron Man Light Up Goggles, and keep warm wearing a Los Santos Beanie, Journey Scarf and Attack on Titan Recon Corps Jacket.
2We don't have GOGGLES.
3James: I MEAN AT LEAST HE HAD THOSE GOGGLES ON TO PROTECT HIM DURING THAT WHOLE THING.
4A Historic Partnership, Project Air Bridge to bring supplies from other countries to the United States including GLOVES, GOWNS, GOGGLES and MASKS.
5You will need A pair of rubber gloves Some toilet cleaner All-purpose disinfectant spray cleaner Paper towels And a toilet brush Goggles or glasses An old toothbrush and a wet pumice stone.
swimsuit
/ˈswɪmˌsut/
noun
a piece of clothing worn for swimming, especially by women and girls
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1Everyone must wear swimsuits.
2Our swimsuits are on.
3And swimsuit number three.
4- Summer trend right now is full-piece swimsuits.
5So we had swimsuits all the time.
vest
/ˈvɛst/
noun
a sleeveless piece of clothing that is worn under a jacket and over a shirt
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1Enter the vest.
2The vest actually dispersed the impact quite nicely.
3Some passengers take life vests from the plane.
4Our camera guy just bought this vest.
5Swim vests, also bodysuits.
hoodie
/hˈʊdi/
noun
a piece of clothing such as a sweatshirt or jacket that has a cover for the head
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1Here's a hoodie!
2- Buy a hoodie.
3Hoodies are quite comfortable.
4- Heroes wear hoodies.
5my mom bought me this hoodie
sportswear
/ˈspɔɹtˌswɛɹ/
noun
the outfit worn outside casually or for sport activities
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1For example, a sportswear company might place an advertisement in a popular magazine.
2The sportswear maker is under investigation by federal authorities too over its accounting practices.
3To turn marine pollution into sportswear.
4The sportswear suit is intended to be a step beyond the spider training suit.
5The only solution is, once again, the correct sportswear.

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