First, cosmetic surgery.
Pronunciation: English [k? z？ Met? k？ s？ d？ ri]？ Beauty [kɑ? z？ Met? k？ s？ rd？ ri]？
Interpretation: plastic surgery.
Example:
Me? Want it? Where to? Really? Plastic surgery? Surgery? Where to? Repair? Mine? Nose. ?
I want to have cosmetic surgery to correct my nose.
Second, tidy up your appearance.
Pronunciation: English [? ta？ di？ p w？ nz？ p？ r？ ns]？ Beauty [? ta？ di？ p w？ nz？ p？ r？ ns]？
Interpretation: plastic surgery.
Example:
What? Have you tried? Where to? Neat? Up? Isn't it? Want it? That? Maid? Where to? See? That? Chaos?
He tried to tidy up so that the maid wouldn't see the mess there.
Third, tidy yourself up.
Pronunciation: English [? ta？ di w？ n？ Self? p]？ Beauty [? ta？ di w？ n？ Self? p]？
Interpretation: plastic surgery.
Example:
Me? Used to be. Just? Going? Where to? Neat? Up? That? Kitchen? But? You have. Beaten? Me? Where to? It ... ?
I was going to clean the kitchen, but you cleaned it before me.
Fourth, cosmetic surgery.
Pronunciation: English [p? f？ Miffy s？ l？ ft？ ]? Beauty [p? r？ f？ rm fe？ s？ l？ ft？ ]?
Interpretation: plastic surgery.
Example:
And then what? It? Must? Performing? Perfect? Are you online? That? Face? Yes? Both? Everyday? Trouble? And then what? An emergency. ?
Besides, in the face of daily harassment and emergencies, we must be seamless.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) cosmetics
Pronunciation: English [k? z？ Met? k]？ Beauty [kɑ? z？ Met? k]？
Interpretation: superficial, plastic surgery.
Example:
So what? The best? Guess what? Will it? Is it? She? Recently? Experienced? Answer? Plastic surgery? Program. ?
So the most likely guess is that she is receiving cosmetic treatment recently.