threshold
Произношение: [ˈθrɛʃhoʊld]
Контекст: «physical space»
(noun) a threshold is the bottom part of a doorway, where you step to go inside or outside. It’s the spot you cross when entering a room or a house.
Пример
She stepped over the threshold and into her new home with excitement.
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He didn't want to cross the threshold into the old house because it looked spooky.
Пример
Do you remember the first time you crossed the threshold of your school?
Контекст: «measurement»
(noun) a threshold can also mean a level that has to be reached for something to happen. It’s like a minimum limit that allows you to go to the next step.
Пример
The team reached the threshold for passing the test, so they celebrated.
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Unfortunately, they didn't meet the threshold needed to qualify for the next round.
Пример
What is the threshold for winning in this game?
Контекст: «emotion»
(noun) a threshold can also be used to describe how much change someone can handle before they feel unhappy or hurt. It’s like your limit for dealing with feelings.
Пример
Her threshold for stress is quite high; she stays calm during tough situations.
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He has a low threshold for frustration and gets upset easily.
Пример
What is your threshold for dealing with loud noises?