US /dʒʌst laɪk/
・UK /dʒʌst laik/
tomorrow the way that today is so finite and so like just like another day and
The way that people think I have tomorrow, the way that today is so finite and so, like, just like another day, and
and as a result, it's made me more responsible, caring, and mature, just like Simon.
And, as a result it's made me more responsible caring and mature--just like Simon.
People use it to describe women who just, like, wear clothes that they consider revealing.
People use it to describe to women who just, like, wear clothes that they consider revealing.
But I think that the psyche has an immune system, just like the body does.
But I think that the psyche has an immune system just like the body does.
he never types anything but it's just like
I'd just like to respond.
But just like she can't bring back jobs, she can't produce.
I'll eat later. I'm busy! Oh, yeah. Just like a real hand.
It's all good. Just like nothing happened. All right, you just all right. I'll stick to what I'm doing
Just like that
and it went just like this.
And it went just like this
Just like Vicki, she never smoked.
JUST LIKE VICKI. SHE NEVER