arrow
Pronunciation: [ˈɛroʊ]
Word
Context: "object"
(noun) a thin, straight piece of wood or metal with a sharp point at one end. It is shot from a bow and can be used for hunting or target practice. When you think of archery, think of arrows flying through the air.
Example
The archer aimed carefully and shot the arrow at the target.
Example
Without an arrow, the bow cannot be used for shooting.
Example
Can you show me how to properly hold an arrow?
Context: "symbol"
(noun) a mark or symbol that shows direction or movement, often used in signs or maps. If you see an arrow pointing, it tells you where to go or what to follow.
Example
The arrow on the sign pointed towards the park.
Example
The map didn’t have any arrows, so it was hard to know where to turn.
Example
Where does that arrow lead us on the map?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to indicate or point out something directionally, like using your finger or another object to show someone where to look or go, similar to how an arrow directs attention.
Example
She arrowed her finger towards the spot on the map.
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He didn't arrow the way clearly, so it was confusing.
Example
Can you arrow the correct path for us to take?
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