laying
Prononciation : [ˈleɪɪŋ]
Contexte : « physical action »
(verb) to put something down or to place it on a surface. For example, when you set your book on the table, you are laying it down.
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She is laying the blanket on the grass for a picnic.
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He isn't laying his hat on the shelf; he's tossing it on the floor instead.
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Where are you laying your keys?
Contexte : « creation »
(verb) to create or produce something, like a plan or a piece of art. Think of it like making something new step by step.
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The artist is laying the foundations for her new painting today.
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He is not laying out any plans for the project; he seems unsure.
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What ideas are you laying out for your presentation?
Contexte : « relationship »
(verb) to tell or explain something clearly, often in conversation. It means to say what you mean in an understandable way.
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She is laying her thoughts on the table about the new rules.
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He isn't laying his feelings bare; he’s keeping them hidden.
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Why aren’t you laying out your concerns during the meeting?
Contexte : « animals »
(verb) for animals, like birds or chickens, to produce eggs. It’s when a female animal actually lays her eggs.
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The hen is laying eggs every morning.
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The chicken isn't laying any eggs this week.
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When did the bird start laying eggs?