ajax
Pronunciation: [ˈeɪ.dʒæks]
Context: “technology”
(noun) Ajax is a technique used in web development that allows a website to update parts of a page without reloading the whole thing. This makes web pages faster and smoother, like when you get new messages on your phone without having to refresh the entire screen.
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Using Ajax, the website can show new content in a flash, keeping visitors engaged.
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The old website didn't use Ajax, so it took a long time to load every time you clicked a link.
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How does Ajax help improve the speed of web pages?
Context: “mythology”
(noun) Ajax is also the name of a hero in Greek mythology, known for his bravery and strength. He fought in the Trojan War and was famous for being very strong and valiant, like a super strong knight in old stories.
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Ajax was well-loved by his friends and allies because he was very courageous in battle.
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Not everyone admired Ajax, as some thought he was too proud and didn't listen to advice.
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What were some of the brave things Ajax did in the Trojan War?
Context: “sports”
(noun) Ajax is the name of a famous football club in the Netherlands. They are known for playing well and having many talented players, just like a team that often wins games and makes their fans very happy.
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Ajax won the championship trophy this year, celebrating their success with fans.
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Last season, Ajax struggled and did not perform as well as they had hoped.
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How many matches has Ajax won this season?