curves
Pronunciation: [kɜrvz]
Word
Context: "geometry"
(noun) curves are lines or shapes that go up and down or bend instead of being straight. You can see curves in paths, shapes, or in a drawing. They are not flat and have a smooth bend.
Example
The artist used curves to create a beautiful design on the canvas.
Example
Straight lines are not curves; they do not bend at all.
Example
Can you draw a shape that has curves?
Context: "fitness"
(noun) curves can refer to the natural shape of a person's body, especially when talking about how smooth and round certain parts look. For example, some people say they like someone’s curves because it makes their body look nice.
Example
She felt confident showing off her curves in her new dress.
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He prefers a flat appearance and doesn’t like curves on a body.
Example
What do you think about different body curves?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to curve means to make something bend or move away from a straight path. It’s like when you are driving and turn the wheel to make the car go around a corner instead of going straight.
Example
She curved her fingers around the pencil as she wrote.
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He didn’t curve the paper; it stayed flat and straight.
Example
Can you curve this line to make it look more interesting?
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