Friday, May 18, 2018

DISPLAY (i.e., to arrange something somewhere to show, make visible or apparent to people)

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A person who used to display the photos of his loved ones is mostly the typical type that is an emotional and family-oriented individual.
DISPLAY (i.e., to arrange something somewhere to show, make visible or apparent to people)
(verb)
Hangul: 전시하다
Romanization [Korean]: Jeonsihada
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