counter
Prononciation : [/ˈkaʊn.tɚ/]
Mot
Contexte : « games »
(noun) a piece of equipment used for keeping track of something, such as points in a game or items like money. It helps you count or keep score.
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She used a counter to keep track of how many laps she had swum.
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Without a counter, it's hard to know who is winning the board game.
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Can you pass me the counter so we can keep score?
Contexte : « relationship »
(noun) an action or thing that is done in response to something else. It's a way to react to what someone else does or says.
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She smiled as a friendly counter to his frown.
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His harsh words had no counter, leaving her feeling hurt.
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What can you do as a counter to his anger?
Contexte : « protect »
(verb) to defend or respond to something in order to protect or oppose it. Similar to reacting or standing up against something.
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She tried to counter the opponent's move with a strategic play.
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Without any plan, it was difficult to counter the enemy's attack.
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How can we counter their argument effectively?
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