defects
Prononciation : [dɪˈfɛkts]
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Contexte : « quality »
(noun) defects are problems or flaws in something. Think of it like a mistake that makes something not work as it should, like when a toy has a broken piece and won't play properly.
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The car was recalled because it had some minor defects that needed fixing.
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The product had so many defects that the company decided to stop selling it.
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What kinds of defects are often found in handmade products?
Contexte : « change sides »
(verb) to defect means to leave one group and join another, usually for a different belief or cause. It's like when you switch from one team to another because you believe the new team is better or more fun.
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Many people defected from the old regime to support the new government.
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He did not defect to the other team even though they offered him a better deal.
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Why did so many players defect to other clubs this season?
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