crystals
Pronunciación: [ˈkrɪstəlz]
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Contexto: «science»
(noun) a solid material made up of atoms or molecules arranged in a specific way. Crystals can have different shapes and colors, making them interesting to look at and study.
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The quartz crystals sparkled beautifully in the sunlight.
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The rocks in this area are not crystals; they are just ordinary stones.
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What types of crystals can you find in nature?
Contexto: «health»
(noun) small, solid pieces of a substance, often found in the body. For example, kidney stones are crystals that can cause problems.
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The doctor explained that some people can have crystals in their kidneys.
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She did not have any crystals in her urine, which was a good sign.
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What happens if crystals build up in the kidneys?
Contexto: «commerce»
(noun) a type of decorative item, often used in jewelry or home decor. These crystals are usually cut and polished to look shiny and pretty.
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She wore a beautiful necklace with sparkling crystals.
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The costume jewelry did not have any real crystals; they were all plastic.
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Do you like to buy crystals for jewelry or decoration?
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