infection, insurance
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The meaning is distinguished by the context of the sentence. You can't used this in isolation and expect the other person to know instantly which word you're referring to. Examples: I need to buy car insurance. Not: Do you have insurance? The infection spread throughout the whole school. Not: You finish infection? Sometimes used in conjunction with: verb, noun classifier: spread, spread out, to splash or spill CL5: spread, splash, spill. Uses an outward radiating moment. This is generally used in conjunction with liquid, gases, and germs. Examples: liquid: spilled milk, overflowing bathtub or a huge flood gas/chemical: The chlorine spilled out from the train crash. germs/infection: The infection spread to her lungs. |