formation
Prononciation : [/fɔɹˈmeɪʃ(ə)n/]
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) the way in which a team arranges its players on the field before or during a game. It's like a strategy or plan for where each player should be.
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The coach decided on a new formation for the upcoming match.
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The team's formation was disorganized, leading to confusion among the players.
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What formation do you think will work best against this opponent?
Contexte : « geology »
(noun) the process of rocks or other materials coming together over time to create a specific structure. It's like building a puzzle with rocks and soil over thousands of years.
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The rock formation in the national park is a popular tourist attraction.
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The geologist couldn't explain how the unusual rock formation was created.
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How long does it take for a new rock formation to develop?
Contexte : « education »
(noun) a group of students or learners organized for a specific purpose or activity. It's like a class or group that is put together for a certain goal.
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The school decided to create a new formation for students interested in robotics.
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The formation of the study group was delayed due to scheduling conflicts.
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What criteria are used to determine who is in each formation?