Blisters are little bubbles on your skin that form when it gets rubbed too much. Imagine wearing shoes that are too tight, your skin rubs against the shoe, and a bubble pops up to protect your body underneath.
Examples
- A hiker gets blisters on their feet after walking all day.
- A chef develops blisters on their hands from repeated use of hot pans.
- A child gets a blister on their knee from falling on a rough surface.
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