cage
Pronunciation: [keɪdʒ]
Word
Context: "animals"
(noun) a structure with bars or wires that keeps animals inside. It is often used in zoos or for pets. Think of it like a special home for animals that keeps them safe.
Example
The bird was happily chirping in its cage.
Example
The dog was not comfortable in the cage and wanted to get out.
Example
Why do we keep animals in a cage instead of letting them roam free?
Context: "control"
(verb) to put an animal inside a cage or to trap something so it cannot move freely. This is like when you catch a pet and put it in a safe place.
Example
They decided to cage the stray cat until they could find its owner.
Example
He didn't want to cage the rabbit; he wanted it to run around the yard.
Example
How do we safely cage the animals during the storm?
Context: "sports"
(noun) an enclosed area for playing certain sports like boxing or mixed martial arts. It keeps the players or fighters in one place during a match. Think of it as a special ring where people compete.
Example
The fighters entered the cage with determination to win the match.
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The match was not exciting because the two fighters stayed outside the cage.
Example
What rules are followed inside the cage during the fight?
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