Motor (Noun/Adjective/Verb) Syllable division: mo·tor How to pronounce: UK: /ˈməʊ.tər/ US: /ˈmoʊ.t̬ɚ/
Motor as a NOUN #1 Meaning: A mechanism that transforms fuel or electricity into movement to power a machine. Example: > We are going to have to buy a small electric motor if we want the fountain's pump to work. > I think that the toy car's motor is broken, and that is why it won't move.
#2 Meaning: A car. Example: > I would like to buy a new motor within the next 5 years.
Motor as an ADJETCIVE #1 Meaning: Related to cars or other engine-powered vehicles that travel on highways. Example: > He has been working in the motor industry for a few years now. > Motor insurance is very important.
#2 Meaning: Everything that has to do with the nerves and brain regions that control the muscles that move or the muscles themselves. Example: > It is important to develop gross-motor skills from a young age. > She needs to improve her fine-motor skills if you want her to go to school next year.
Motor as a VERB #1 Meaning: To advance or grow rapidly. Example: > Since the last time we were here, the germination process has really motored. > My savings have motored over the past few years.
#2 Meaning: To drive. Example: > I am planning on motoring along the coast this weekend; do you want to join me?
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Nasty (Adjective) Syllable division: nas·ty How to pronounce: UK: /ˈnɑː.sti/ US: /ˈnæs.ti/
#1 Meaning: Terrible or awful. Example: > She lived in a nasty place for almost two years before she was able to afford a better place. > Don't touch that nasty thing!
#2 Meaning: When you are not being kind to someone. Example: > During her senior year in high school, she was nasty to many other learners. > Maybe you will have more friends if you are less nasty to others.
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Nurse (Noun/Verb) Syllable division: nurse How to pronounce: UK: /nɜːs/ US: /nɝːs/
Nurse as a NOUN Meaning: A person whose job it is to take care of people who got injured or who are ill. Example: > The nurse comes to evaluate each patient every morning before the doctor arrives. > I really want to become a nurse one day.
Nurse as a VERB #1 Meaning: To provide medical attention for a sick person or animal. Example: > They nursed the little puppy until he was 3 months old. > They paid someone to nurse their sick mother every day.
#2 Meaning: To devote a lot of time to watching over something as it develops or matures. Example: > We are going to have to nurse this new project for the first few months before starting another one. > He nursed the flowers in his garden during the entire winter.
#3 Meaning: To continuously experience a powerful emotion. Example: > She nursed her love for music from a young age. > You shouldn't nurse your anger; just go and talk to them.
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Wheat (Noun) Syllable division: wheat How to pronounce: UK: /wiːt/ US: /wiːt/
Meaning: A plant or the grain itself whose yellowish-brown grain is used to make flour. Example: > I would love to have a photoshoot in wheat fields. > He likes eating whole wheat bread.
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Charcoal (Noun) Syllable division: char·coal How to pronounce: UK: /ˈtʃɑː.kəʊl/ US: /ˈtʃɑːr.koʊl/
Meaning: A strong, black substance resembling coal that can be burned or used as drawing tools in the shape of sticks. Example: > I will get some charcoal for tonight's barbecue on my way home. > They could choose between a charcoal drawing or a painting for their final exam.
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