cardinals
Prononciation : [ˈkɑːrdənəlz]
Mot
Contexte : « mathematics »
(noun) Cardinals are numbers that tell us how many things there are. They are used for counting, like one apple, two apples, or three apples.
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There are five cardinals in the group counting how many kids are playing.
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She didn't count the cardinals correctly and said there were three when there were actually four.
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How many cardinals do we have in our counting game?
Contexte : « religion »
(noun) In the Catholic Church, cardinals are high-ranking priests who help the Pope. They make important decisions about the church.
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Several cardinals attended the special celebration at the Vatican.
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There weren't any cardinals present at the meeting because it was canceled.
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How many cardinals live in your country?
Contexte : « ornithology »
(noun) A cardinal is a type of bird that is often bright red. They are known for their beautiful singing and are common in gardens.
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Yesterday, I saw a cardinal sitting on my bird feeder.
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I hoped to see a cardinal in the trees, but only sparrows were there.
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Have you ever spotted a cardinal in your backyard?
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