chords
Pronunciation: [kɔrdz]
Word
Context: “music”
(noun) a group of notes played together at the same time. Chords are used to make songs sound full and interesting. They can be major or minor, which can change the mood of the music.
Example
The musician played a beautiful chord that filled the room with sound.
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Without the right chords, the song sounded flat and uneventful.
Example
Can you show me how to play a G major chord on the guitar?
Context: “construction”
(noun) a group of strings or wires that support other parts in a structure. This is often used when talking about buildings or bridges, where chords help keep everything strong.
Example
The engineer designed the truss with strong chords to make the bridge safe.
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If the chords of the structure are weak, it could lead to serious problems.
Example
What materials are used to make the chords in this bridge?
Context: “music”
(verb) to play chords on an instrument, especially on a guitar or piano. This means you hit the keys or strings to make the group of notes sound together.
Example
She chords beautifully, creating wonderful music from her guitar.
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He rarely chords when he practices; he mostly plays single notes.
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Do you know how to chord on the piano?
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