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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 personal space US In the US, respecting personal space is important and emphasized in social and professional settings. 43
2 birthday celebrations US In the US, birthday celebrations include parties, cakes, gifts, and blowing out candles with friends and family. 24
3 cities US US cities have high population density, extensive public transportation, and diverse cultural amenities. 24
4 work-life balance US In the US, there is a significant focus on achieving work-life balance, despite challenges and differing industry expectations. 21
5 social media US Social media is an essential part of daily life in the US for networking, communication, and entertainment. 19
6 baseball US Baseball is a popular sport in the United States. 17
7 bum US In the US, the term "bum" can refer to either a homeless person or a person's buttocks in informal language. 14
8 television US Television is a common form of entertainment and news consumption in US households. 12
9 box office numbers US Box office numbers in the US are crucial in determining a movie's success and shaping future strategies. 11
10 hard drive US Hard drives are essential for storing large amounts of data in personal computers and laptops in the US. 11
11 ohio state buckeyes US The Ohio State Buckeyes football team is a symbol of pride and tradition in Ohio and has cultural significance in the US. 11
12 banger US In the US, 'banger' is commonly used to refer to an old car or a loud event. 10
13 car US Cars are essential for both personal mobility and status in US culture. 10
14 diner US Diners are popular in the US for casual dining and American comfort food. 10
15 direction US In the US, cardinal directions are significant for navigation and giving directions, particularly during long-distance drives. 10
16 hinged door US Hinged doors are a common type of door for interior and exterior use in households and buildings in the US. 10
17 radiator cap US The US culture considers radiator caps essential for maintaining coolant pressure and preventing vehicle cooling system overheating. 10
18 underwater US In the US, underwater activities such as scuba diving and snorkeling are popular for exploring underwater environments. 10
19 atomic structure US Understanding atomic structure is essential for advancements in chemistry, physics, and technology in the US. 9
20 computer virus US Computer viruses are a major concern in the US, leading to widespread use of antivirus software and regular system scans. 9
21 freeware US Freeware is widely accepted and appreciated as a cost-effective and common software distribution model in the US. 9
22 herbal medicine US Herbal medicine is seen as an alternative or complementary treatment to conventional medicine in the US. 9
23 john US The name 'John' and the placeholder 'John Smith' are commonly used in the US to refer to average individuals. 9
24 old town US Old towns in the US are preserved as tourist attractions with historical significance and charm. 9
25 punt US Punting in American football is a strategic game plan and a popular recreational pastime in the US. 9
26 rhythm US Rhythm is a key element in music and dance in US culture, celebrated and emphasized with diverse styles and tempos. 9
27 thrombosis US Thrombosis and its treatments are frequently associated with heart disease and strokes in the US. 9
28 trapezoid US In the US, a trapezoid is defined as a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides and one pair of non-parallel sides. 9
29 aging US In the US, aging is valued for wisdom and experience, while youthfulness and productivity are emphasized. 8
30 dune surfing US In the US, dune surfing is seen as an exciting extreme sport in desert regions and is popular for adventurous experiences. 8
31 eric US The name Eric is a common male name in the US that is derived from Old Norse, Germanic, or English origins. 8
32 math anxiety US Math anxiety is a recognized issue in the US causing fear, avoidance, and negative academic impact, which is addressed through support and counseling. 8
33 movie theater experience US In the US, it is common for people to eat popcorn and drink soda while watching a movie in theaters as a social activity. 8
34 antidepressant medication US In the US, fluoxetine and paroxetine are commonly prescribed for depression and anxiety. 7
35 artist US Artists in the US pursue diverse creative careers across visual arts, music, theater, and film. 7
36 asteroid US Asteroids are closely monitored and studied in the US for potential impacts on Earth and space exploration. 7
37 bond US Bonds are a popular and reliable investment choice in the US for both individuals and institutions. 7
38 captain US In US culture, a captain is a respected leader responsible for the safety, navigation, and decision-making on a vessel. 7
39 early age US Early age education in the US, including preschool and daycare, is essential for cognitive and social development. 7
40 fluid US In the US, it is important to drink water and other fluids throughout the day to maintain good health. 7
41 fredericksburg US Fredericksburg, Texas is a popular tourist destination known for its German heritage, wineries, and peaches. 7
42 freezer US Freezers are essential for storing frozen food items and ice cream in American households. 7
43 height US In the US, tall individuals are preferred in sports like basketball for their competitive advantage in reach and performance. 7
44 island life US Island life in the US is often romanticized for its natural beauty and outdoor activities, making it a popular vacation and retirement destination. 7
45 peep US In the US, 'peep' can refer to both a bird chirping and a quick glance. 7
46 pound US The pound is a unit of weight measurement and currency used in the UK and US, equal to 16 ounces. 7
47 resilience US In the US, resilience is highly valued and associated with adaptability, self-reliance, and the ability to overcome adversity for personal and professional growth. 7
48 right hand US In the US, the right hand is the preferred hand for handshakes, eating, and daily tasks. 7
49 sermon US In the US, sermons are a commonly delivered aspect of religious practice in churches on Sundays. 7
50 software updates US Frequent software updates are essential for security and performance in US digital devices. 7
51 thing US "Things are commonly referred to and given as gifts for special occasions in the US." 7
52 v2v US V2V communication technology is a priority for improving road safety and traffic management in the US. 7
53 wet US In the US, using umbrellas and raincoats to stay dry in the rain is a common practice. 7
54 bone US In the US, bones are essential for skeletal structure and medical understanding, including specific types like parietal and arm bones. 6
55 cave US Caves in the US are popular for recreational activities, often explored with organized tours and groups. 6
56 convention US Conventions in the US are gatherings for enthusiasts with a focus on specific interests and socialization. 6
57 cornwall US Cornwall's cultural significance may not be widely recognized in the US and can be confused with a city name. 6
58 customer service US In the US, tipping is expected as a way to show appreciation for good customer service. 6
59 diltiazem US Diltiazem is frequently prescribed in the US to treat high blood pressure and angina. 6
60 five US In the US, the concept of "five" is commonly associated with counting and hands, representing the number of fingers on one hand. 6
61 gaff US The term "gaff" is slang for a social blunder and is commonly used in the US and Australia. 6
62 lysergic acid diethylamide US LSD is associated with the counterculture movement and recreational use in the US. 6
63 moor US The term "moor" is less commonly used in the US and may be associated with historical references to the Moors in Spain or North Africa. 6
64 objects US In the US, material possessions are seen as symbols of success and are valued for their practical or sentimental significance in daily life. 6
65 part US In the US, standardized and precise parts are widely used and valued in manufacturing and individual tasks. 6
66 personal space US In the US, individuals highly value personal space and have larger personal space bubbles. 6
67 pirate US In US culture, pirates are portrayed as adventurous, but their actions are considered illegal and unethical. 6
68 spark plug US The spark plug is a vital component in the internal combustion engines of cars and motorcycles in US culture. 6
69 todd US The name Todd is commonly used as a first name and nickname for males in the US. 6
70 vpn US VPN is widely used in the US for online privacy and accessing geo-blocked content. 6
71 adhere US Adhering to professional standards and rules is highly valued in US business and societal settings. 5
72 always US Expressions like "always" are used as exaggerations or generalizations in the US. 5
73 armored command post carrier US The armored command post carrier is a critical military vehicle used for command and control operations with advanced communication and defensive capabilities. 5
74 atv US ATVs are popular for recreational off-road activities, including hunting, especially in rural areas in the US. 5
75 auto engine four cycle US The understanding of the four-cycle auto engine is widespread in the US due to a strong automotive culture and history of engineering. 5
76 black hawk helicopter US The Black Hawk helicopter is a widely recognized and commonly used military helicopter in the US. 5
77 bloke US The term 'bloke' is less commonly used in the US and may be perceived as British or Australian. 5
78 buggy US In the US, the term 'buggy' refers to different types of transportation such as strollers, carriages, and shopping carts. 5
79 burning man US Annual Burning Man event in the Nevada desert showcases art, music, counterculture, and community participation in the United States. 5
80 cadillac US Cadillac is an iconic luxury car brand associated with wealth and status in the US. 5
81 casualty US Casualty in US culture refers to a person injured or killed in war, accident, or disaster, especially in a military context. 5
82 celibacy US In the US, celibacy involves abstaining from marriage and sexual relations, often for religious or personal reasons. 5
83 chassis US The chassis is a key structural component in automobile design in the US, contributing to durability and performance. 5
84 chevy US Chevy is a popular and well-regarded American car brand known for reliability and affordability. 5
85 colored egg US Colored eggs are a symbol of Easter and associated with Easter egg hunts in the US. 5
86 cray US In the US, 'cray' can refer to either crayfish or crayons depending on the region and context. 5
87 crew US Team members are essential on a ship, aircraft, or film set, with specialized roles and a defined hierarchy. 5
88 crt US CRT monitors were prevalent in the US for computer displays prior to flat-panel monitors. 5
89 distributor cap US The distributor cap is a critical part of traditional US gasoline-powered cars, distributing electricity to spark plugs. 5
90 dodgers US The Los Angeles Dodgers are a popular and prominent baseball team in the US culture. 5
91 ford US Ford is a well-known American car brand with a long history and strong brand presence in the US. 5
92 gabardine US Gabardine fabric is commonly used for making durable trench coats and formal wear in the US. 5
93 glucosamine US Glucosamine is widely used in the US as a dietary supplement for joint health, especially for osteoarthritis. 5
94 hardly US In the US, "hardly" is used to indicate that something happens to a very limited extent or almost not at all. 5
95 hitting bottle US Hitting a bottle is a common social and musical activity in the US. 5
96 hmmwv US The HMMWV is a widely used vehicle in the US for military and law enforcement operations. 5
97 huddersfield US Huddersfield is not widely recognized or commonly referenced in everyday conversations in the US due to its lack of cultural impact. 5
98 hydrogen bomb US The hydrogen bomb was developed by the US during the Cold War as a powerful and destructive nuclear weapon technology. 5
99 ibm US IBM is a prominent American multinational technology company known for its innovation and influence. 5
100 important ancestries US Ancestry and lineage are highly valued and often traced in the US for cultural and historical reasons. 5