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oh

[oh] / oʊ /
INTERJECTION
(expression of surprise)
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"Oh, we are not going to the World Cup?" she asks.

From BBC

‘Once I started to weld steel,” said the sculptor Melvin Edwards, who died on March 30 at age 88, “I realized much of the world I lived in is welded. I’d be driving behind a truck, and it’s got a tailgate, and I realize: oh all of that, that tailgate, that’s welded—and it’s a beautiful relief sculpture.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“Oh look! I’ve never seen this. Turn the camera around . . . Oh I love that,” Jackson says, happily, before she starts to cry.

From Salon

"Oh, my gosh, that's so hard. Really hard, isn't it?" she said.

From BBC

“When you go back and watch the original, you’re like, ‘Oh, this isn’t particularly good,’” says Goldhaber in a deep baritone with a quiet, steady confidence.

From Los Angeles Times