sinks
Произношение: [sɪŋks]
Слово
Контекст: «physical action»
(verb) to go down into a liquid, like water. When something sinks, it drops below the surface instead of floating. For example, if you drop a rock into a pond, it will sink to the bottom.
Пример
The stone sinks quickly when thrown into the pool.
Пример
The boat didn't sink; it stayed afloat despite the waves.
Пример
What happens if I drop this coin in the water? Does it sink?
Контекст: «emotion/mental state»
(verb) to feel sad or disappointed. When someone says their heart sinks, they mean they felt a wave of sadness. It's like when you hear bad news and feel heavy inside.
Пример
When she heard the good news, her heart lifted instead of sinking.
Пример
He was happy, so his heart didn't sink when he received the letter.
Пример
Did your heart sink when you found out the test results?
Контекст: «home/utility»
(noun) a basin used for washing dishes or hands. In a kitchen or bathroom, sinks are where people often clean their hands or wash items. You can find them attached to a counter or wall.
Пример
The kitchen sink was filled with soapy water.
Пример
There's no sink in the bathroom, so we can't wash our hands.
Пример
Is the sink in the kitchen clean and ready for use?
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