Pierce (Verb)
Syllable division: pierce
How to pronounce: UK: /pɪəs/ US: /pɪrs/
#1 Meaning: To use a sharp point to puncture something, creating a hole within.
Example:
> She decided that she wanted to get her ears pierced for her birthday.
> Before you boil the potatoes for 15-minutes, you need to pierce them with a fork.
#2 Meaning: Something is suddenly seen or heard very clearly if a light or sound pierces through it.
Example:
> The sound of her baby crying pierced her mother-heart.
> The gun shot sounds pierced the night's silence.
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I don’t like the guy who gets his ear pierced to decorate .
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The night silence was pierced by the hoots of an owl.
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The barked of the dogs pierced the delicious silence, while the girl was observing a beautiful bird.
The carved wood was pierced for the sculptor to hang on the wall.
Good sentences Nirvana! 😀
Try saying:
The bark of the dogs pierced the delicious silence, while the girl was observing a beautiful bird.
* At the age of eleven, I decided to pierce my ears during a vacation of an eid.
* I was boiling some of the vegetables for a few minutes I pierce them with a fork.
* The thundering at midnight sound pierces my heart in time.
Thank you for posting good sentences Naseema! 😀
You can also say:
* I was boiling some of the vegetables for a few minutes and then decided to pierce them with a fork.
* The thundering sound at midnight pierces my heart in time.
When I was younger I was afraid of pierced ears because they hurt so much