Engaged to an Amazing Guy: A Story of Love and Acceptance

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I am 27 years old and engaged to an amazing guy. When I was a little girl, my dad was involved in a really bad accident and was burned over a large portion of his body. He lost part of one limb and has some serious disfigurement. over a large portion of his bodyのoverは体全体を覆っているというイメージでしょうか?あと、lost part of one limbは「手か足のどちらか一方を失った」ということでしょうか?よろしくお願いします

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1。over a large portion of his bodyのoverは体全体を覆っているというイメージでしょうか?  体の大部分に広がって、というわけですから「その(怪我の無い)部分」以外に、ということでしょう。 2。あと、lost part of one limbは「手か足のどちらか一方を失った」ということでしょうか?  いえ、手足4つのうちの一つのその一部を失った、ですから、右脚の膝から下、とか左手の小指、などのことだと思います。

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over ~にわたって(身体の大部分にわたる火傷を負った) lost part of one limb 手か脚のどちらか_の一部_を失った

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