unraveled
Prononciation : [ʌnˈræv.əld]
Mot
Contexte : « manipulation »
(verb) to take something that is tangled or twisted and make it neat or straight again. It's like when your shoelaces are messy, and you make them nice and tidy.
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She unraveled the yarn to start a new knitting project.
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He didn't unravel the thread before trying to sew, which made it harder.
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Can you help me unravel this tangled necklace?
Contexte : « understanding »
(verb) to figure out something complicated or difficult. It’s when you take a problem that's confusing and break it down to understand it better.
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After hours of work, I finally unraveled the mystery of the missing cookies.
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She couldn't unravel why her math answers were wrong.
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What methods do you use to unravel difficult problems?
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