bronze
Pronunciation: [brɒnz]
Word
Context: "material"
(noun) a metal made from a mixture of copper and tin. It is strong and is often used to make things like coins, medals, and statues.
Example
The statue in the park was made of bronze and looked very beautiful.
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The medal was not made of bronze, but of a cheaper metal.
Example
What is the difference between bronze and other metals?
Context: "games"
(noun) a medal given to the third place winner in a competition. It is a way to recognize someone for doing a great job, even if they didn't come in first or second.
Example
She won a bronze medal in the swimming competition.
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He was disappointed that he didn't receive a bronze medal after finishing fourth.
Example
Which athlete won the bronze medal in the last Olympics?
Context: "color"
(adjective) a reddish-brown color that looks like the metal bronze. It’s often used to describe things like hair or paint.
Example
Her new dress was a lovely shade of bronze that sparkled in the light.
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The paint was not bronze but a dull gray color.
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Do you think bronze is a better color than gold?
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