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avalanche

Aussprache: [ˈæv.ə.læntʃ]

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Kontext: „natural phenomena“

(noun) a large amount of snow, ice, and rocks that suddenly falls down a mountain. It's like when a big pile of snow gets too heavy and crashes down the slope.

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The snowboarders were excited to watch the stunning avalanche from a safe distance.

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Thankfully, there wasn't an avalanche last winter, so the mountains were safe for hikers.

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What should you do if you see signs of an avalanche while skiing?

Kontext: „metaphor“

(noun) a sudden and overwhelming amount of something, such as information or events. It's like when you receive too many emails at once and feel buried by them.

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After the announcement, there was an avalanche of responses from the community.

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The teacher's explanation wasn't an avalanche; it was very clear and easy to understand.

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Have you ever felt an avalanche of homework after a long break?

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