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ðŸŽŊ Chinese terms that the body accidentally does unconsciously!

Some are common symptoms, but what do you say in Chinese? 🧐

ðŸ’Ą 8 words. âœĻ

Try reading it aloud and comment on the words you've done most often!

ðŸ—Ģïļ

(dhi gÃĐ) - burp

(chÚu jn) - Cramp

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# Studying Chinese # Chinese vocabulary # Preliminary Chinese # Chinese terms are often used

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2025/10/4 Edited to

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The image introduces the topic "Decoding Resume Terms and What They Really Mean," with text asking if resume jargon confuses the reader and stating the guide will break down common terms to help them stand out. A person's hands are shown typing on a laptop keyboard.
The image defines "Proficient" as capable of completing tasks confidently but not an expert, often in technical skills. It provides tips for using this term on a resume, such as highlighting tools and avoiding exaggeration, with an example related to Microsoft Excel.
The image defines "Accomplishments" as achievements demonstrating measurable impact in past roles. It advises focusing on results, using numbers, and highlighting company benefits, with an example of increasing team efficiency by 30% through process optimization.
Decoding Resume Terms and What They Really Mean 💞âœĻ
Resume jargon can feel like a puzzle, but understanding it is the first step to crafting a standout application. In this guide, we’ll break down common terms and show you how to use them effectively to highlight your skills and accomplishments. It’s time to turn confusion into clarity—let’s make
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annateedreams

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investing terms you should be familiar withâœĻ💰
If you are looking to start investing, you should be familiar with many different terms to ensure you understand the market and risks involved. Here are a few important terms you should know: #lemon8partner #personalfinance #investing #investingforbeginners #investing101 #investingtips
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Respiratory System/Respiratory Gas Exchange Terms
This weeks notes 📝: Respiratory System Terms and Respiratory Gas Exchange Terms Take these notes save them and use them. Follow me for more anatomy notes I’ll post new systems every week.âĪïļðŸĨ° #anatomyandphysiology #anatomynotes #kinesiology #lemon8creator
Raylynn Hall

Raylynn Hall

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A person in a black top uses a stylus on a tablet, with the overlaid text 'Must-Know Latin Terms for medical workers'. A small plant is in the background.
A person in a light sweatshirt sits in a wooden chair, looking at a laptop or tablet. The text 'Primum non nocere First, do no harm' is prominently displayed.
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Medical Students: Learn These 2 Latin Terms NOW📍
If you’ve ever shadowed a doctor or read medical textbooks, you’ve probably come across Latin phrases that seem confusing at first. But these terms aren’t just fancy words—they carry important meanings that shape how doctors think and make decisions. When I first started medical school, I rememb
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river

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Spanish for OTs | SENSORY TERMS
Are you an occupational therapist or early childhood educator looking to expand your Spanish vocabulary? Check out this video with common sensory terms in Spanish to help you better connect with your patients or students ðŸŦķðŸ―ðŸ‡ēðŸ‡― #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapyassistant #occupationalthe
OT.Latina

OT.Latina

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INVESTING TERMS YOU NEED TO KNOW PT 2 ðŸ’ļ
We are tackling investing terms one by one so we can learn this "foreign language" 😂 It's important to learn these because as you begin investing, you need to understand how to mix up your investments, how to even get started with choosing which funds and how to know if it's a go
moneywithmeag

moneywithmeag

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âœĻ✍ðŸū Medical & Clinical Terms You NEED To Know! 🗒ïļâœĻ
âœĻ One thing about working in healthcare and public health is this: medical language is its own world. Whether you’re a student trying to survive clinicals, a new grad stepping into the field, or a seasoned professional brushing up, knowing the right terms makes all the difference. âœĻ In my work a
Margarita

Margarita

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A woman in red workout gear performs a barbell squat in a gym, with text overlay "4 lifting terms you should learn as a beginner." The image serves as the title for an article on beginner lifting concepts.
A woman in blue workout attire performs a cable exercise, illustrating "progressive overload." The text defines it as gradually increasing workout intensity/volume over time, with an example of increasing weight.
A woman in light blue workout attire performs a dumbbell shoulder press, demonstrating "time under tension." The text explains this as the active muscle engagement time during a set, excluding starting positions.
4 lifting terms you should learn as a beginner
1. Progressive overload - Gradually increasing the intensity/volume your workouts over time as your body gets stronger - An example would be increasing the weight at your next workout 2. Time under tension The amount of time during a set that the muscle is being actively used. Time spent in
Trisha Morrison

Trisha Morrison

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Embracing Life on Your Own TermsâœĻðŸĐ·
Self-love goes beyond simple self-care—it’s about truly honoring and cherishing yourself. It’s the art of making space for your own happiness, whether that means treating yourself to something special, like buying yourself flowers, or taking yourself on a solo date to your favorite spot. These acts
Daia Isambert 🌚

Daia Isambert 🌚

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Four smiling young women in light purple shirts stand in front of a 'DELTA ZETA' banner, with the text 'RUSH TERMS EXPLAINED' overlaid, introducing the topic of sorority recruitment terminology.
Two smiling young women, one wearing a purple sleep mask, pose with crossed arms, illustrating 'PI CHI/ RHO GAM' as recruitment counselors who help members through rush without affiliation.
Two smiling young women, one wearing a straw hat and cowboy boots, sit on a balcony overlooking a city, representing 'PNMS' (Potential New Members) hoping to join a sorority.
Rush terms to know and what they mean
There are a lot of terms that people will use during sorority Recruitment and if you don’t know somebody close to you, that’s been through it before it can all be kind of confusing so I wanted to define some of the common terms!! Knowing these will just help when people are explaining things t
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Sarah :)

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A person with red nail polish holds a vintage black Yashica FX-3 Super camera. The text overlay asks, "WHAT IS ISO?" The Lemon8 logo and username are in the bottom left corner.
A black background features white text defining ISO as "INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION" with a note "BUT NOBODY WANTS TO SAY THAT...". A camera silhouette is visible at the bottom.
A vintage silver Praktica camera rests on a car. White text overlay states, "ISO ADJUSTS THE DARKNESS AND BRIGHTNESS OF YOUR PHOTO." The image is in black and white.
Understanding Photography Terms 📷👇
ISO is arguably the simplest of the exposure triangle settings, but be careful! Keeping your ISO level low will help you avoid taking photos where you can't edit out the grain! If you're going for a grainy look, it can usually be added during editing. A clear photo gives you more options to
Crystal Kolosik

Crystal Kolosik

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Lymphatic system notes and terms
Here are some notes and terms on the lymphatic system. For all my medical majors. Save these notes, copy them enjoy! #medicalstudent #anatomystudy #lemon8 #kinesiologymajor
Raylynn Hall

Raylynn Hall

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SPANISH FOR OTs | TECHNICAL TERMS
Hola amigos! Did you know how these occupational therapy terms are said in Spanish? 🧠💊 As an occupational therapist and proud Latina, I love sharing my culture in my profession. Let me know in the comments if you learned something new! 🌟 #OTLatina #OccupationalTherapy #pediatricoccupationalth
OT.Latina

OT.Latina

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Female Reproductive System Terms
Here are female reproductive systems terms. Sorry if they are tiny. Keep the notes, save them. Follow me for more notes I’ll try to post every week. #anatomyandphysiology #kinesiology #lemon8creator #anatomy
Raylynn Hall

Raylynn Hall

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A handwritten page showing mathematical formulas for triangle area and sine ratios. It includes Heron's formula, area formulas using sine, and derivations for sin A, sin B, sin C, and csc A, csc B, csc C in terms of the triangle's sides and semi-perimeter.
Sine ratios in terms of the triangle’s sides
In any oblique triangle, the sine ratios can be found in terms of the sides using the given formulae. #math #maths #mathematics #geometry #trigonometry
cubicequation

cubicequation

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A collage showing a woman demonstrating four beginner yoga poses: Downward Facing Dog, High Plank, Chaturanga, and Upward Facing Dog, with text "Beginner YOGA CLASS POSES" and "A simple guide to common terms you will hear in class. SWIPE".
A woman in a pink sports bra and black leggings demonstrates the Downward Facing Dog yoga pose on a mat outdoors, with text "Downward facing dog".
A woman in a pink sports bra and black leggings demonstrates the High Plank yoga pose on a mat outdoors, with text "High plank".
Beginner yoga: common terms you hear in class
New to yoga? First of all welcome🧘ðŸŧ‍♀ïļ if you’ve never taken a yoga class before, some of names for poses can be confusing. For example what the heck is a chaturanga? I’ll tell you four of the most common yoga poses/terms ⮇ïļ Downward facing dog -your arms are straight, head is hanging -heel
Sophia Cepero

Sophia Cepero

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