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21 November 2024 - English words of the day

Compete

kəmˈpiːt

verb
To take part in a race or competition
Usage examples:
Compete in are you competing in the 100 metres?, compete for the two athletes are competing for the…

Compete - all meanings in English

Concept

ˈkɒn.sept

noun
An abstract idea.
Usage examples:
Structuralism is a difficult concept

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Daughter

ˈdɔː.tər

noun
Your female child
Usage examples:
Liz and phil have a daughter and three sons.

Daughter - all meanings in English

Destructive

dɪˈstrʌk.tɪv

adjective
Causing great and irreparable damage.
Usage examples:
The destructive power of weapons

Destructive - all meanings in English

Fracas

ˈfræk.ɑː

noun
A noisy argument or fight
Usage examples:
The players got into a scuffle, both benches cleared, and some fans joined the fracas.

Fracas - all meanings in English

Grow

ɡrəʊ

verb
If a plant grows in a particular place, it exists and develops there
Usage examples:
There were roses growing up against the wall.

Grow - all meanings in English

Calm down

phrasal verb
To stop feeling upset, angry, or excited, or to stop someone feeling this way
Usage examples:
She sat down and took a few deep breaths to calm herself down., she was angry at first but we manag…

Calm down - all meanings in English

Cheat out of

phrasal verb
To unfairly prevent someone from getting or achieving something which should belong to them
Usage examples:
The musicians claimed that they had been cheated out of their fair share of the royalties for the s…

Cheat out of - all meanings in English

On the face of it

idiom
When first considered
Usage examples:
The story seems simple on the face of it, but it’s really pretty complicated.

On the face of it - all meanings in English

Hysterically-funny

phrase
Extremely funny
Usage examples:
He's one of the most hysterically funny people i've ever met., the book is both hysterically funny …

Hysterically-funny - all meanings in English

No-good

idiom
Not very useful or effective
Usage examples:
It's no good trying to change his beliefs., i'm not much good at explaining math problems.

No-good - all meanings in English

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bridged

brɪdʒ

verb
Be or make a bridge over (something).
Usage examples:
A covered walkway bridged the gardens

noun
A structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.
Usage examples:
A bridge across the river thames

noun
The elevated, enclosed platform on a ship from which the captain and officers direct operations.
Usage examples:
Talbot stepped across the two gunwales and made his way up to the bridge

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