chest
Pronunciation: [tʃɛst]
Word
Context: "body"
(noun) the upper front part of your body, between your neck and your stomach. It houses important organs like your heart and lungs.
Example
She put her hand on her chest to show that she was proud.
Example
He did not feel any pain in his chest during the doctor’s examination.
Example
Can you feel your heart beating in your chest?
Context: "storage"
(noun) a large container used for storing things. It's often made of wood or metal and has a lid.
Example
They found a chest full of old toys in the attic.
Example
There was no chest in the room to hold their belongings.
Example
What do you keep in your treasure chest?
Context: "games"
(verb) to play a game of chess. This means to participate in a match using chess pieces on a chessboard.
Example
I will chest my friend in the park this weekend.
Example
She did not want to chest today because she was too tired.
Example
Are you going to chest with anyone this week?
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