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straw

Aussprache: [strɔː]

Wort

Kontext: „material“

(noun) straw is a dried plant material, usually from wheat, that can be used for making things or for bedding animals. It looks like thin, dry tubes.

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Farmers often use straw to create comfortable bedding for their animals.

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The garden had no straw this year, making it less cozy for the animals.

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What can we use straw for on the farm?

Kontext: „drinking“

(noun) a straw is a thin tube that you use to drink liquids, like juice or soda. You put one end in your drink and sip from the other end.

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I love drinking my lemonade with a straw because it tastes better!

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She didn't have a straw, so she had to drink the soda directly from the can.

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Can I have a straw for my milkshake, please?

Kontext: „harvest“

(verb) to straw means to cover the ground with straw, often in gardens or fields. This helps keep plants healthy and moist.

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The gardener decided to straw the vegetable patch to keep the soil warm.

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They didn’t straw the area, and the plants got too dry.

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Did you straw the garden before the winter?

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