jar
Aussprache: [dʒɑr]
Wort
Kontext: „containers“
(noun) a jar is a glass or plastic container that you can use to hold food, like pickles or jam. It's usually wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, and it has a lid.
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She stored the cookies in a glass jar to keep them fresh.
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The jar was empty because we had eaten all the jam.
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What kind of food do you keep in a jar?
Kontext: „physical action“
(verb) to jar means to shake something or cause it to move suddenly. If you bump into something, it might jar and make a noise.
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He accidentally jarred the table when he bumped into it.
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She was careful not to jar the delicate vase while cleaning.
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Did the loud noise jar you awake last night?
Kontext: „emotional reaction“
(verb) to jar can also mean to surprise someone in a sudden or shocking way. It's like when you hear surprising news and it makes you feel uncomfortable.
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The unexpected announcement jarred the audience, making them sit up and listen.
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The calm presentation didn't jar anyone; everyone felt relaxed.
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Did the news about the storm jar you?
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