A: What's wrong with your hand?

B: I burned it - on a curling iron.

A: Oh, no! - Did you put - ice on it?

B: Yes, but I got a blister - on the burn.

     It will take some time - to fully heal

=== Something is wrong with my computer, but I don't know how to fix it.

‘What’s the matter?’, ‘What’s up with you?’ 예문

1. ‘You seem worried. What’s the matter?’
– 걱정스러워 보여. 무슨 일 있어?

2. ‘What’s up with you? You’ve been quiet all day.’
– 너 무슨 일이야? 하루 종일 조용하게 있어.

3. ‘What’s the matter? You look upset.’
– 무슨 일 있어? 화난 것 같아 보여.

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===burn [bəːrn]

자

   burn easily 햇볕에 잘 타다

   a light burning in the window  창문에 비치고 있는 불빛

   burn with fever 열이 나서 화끈거리다

타 

  burn gas[a torch]  burn a finger

  She burned the toast.

  The faster you think, the more calories you burn.

  That attitude really burns me up! 저 따위 태도는 정말 화가 치밀게 해

명

  a burn on the hand