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9 Jul 2015
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The more you exercise and sweat, the better your sweat glands function and the less viscous your sweat becomes. Does this sound natural?
The more you exercise and sweat, the better your sweat glands function and the less viscous your sweat becomes. Does this sound natural?
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完全な英語ですね！ でも、普通の会話ならviscousはあまり使われてないから、他の言葉を選べばいいかもしれません。
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Stickyだけでいいと思いますが、thick and stickyも言えます。
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