bucket
Pronunciation: [ˈbʌkɪt]
Word
Context: "objects"
(noun) a bucket is a round container that you can carry. It usually has a handle and is used to hold things like water, sand, or cleaning supplies.
Example
She filled the bucket with water to water the plants.
Example
There was no bucket available to collect the rainwater.
Example
Do you have a bucket we can use to carry these toys?
Context: "games"
(noun) a bucket can also refer to a goal you try to reach in certain games, like basketball. It’s when you score by getting the ball through the hoop.
Example
He made a great shot and scored a bucket for his team.
Example
She missed the chance to score a bucket because she was too far away.
Example
How many buckets did they score in the game?
Context: "priority"
(noun) the term "bucket list" refers to things you want to do or achieve in your life before you die. It’s a list of special goals or experiences.
Example
Traveling to Japan is on my bucket list for this year.
Example
He doesn't have time to create a bucket list, so he might miss out on some great experiences.
Example
What are the top three items on your bucket list?
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