gases
Pronunciation: [ˈɡæsɪz]
Word
Context: “science”
(noun) gases are substances that are in a form where they can spread out and fill any space. Unlike liquids or solids, you can't see them easily. They're all around us, like the air we breathe.
Example
There are many different gases in the atmosphere that help plants grow.
Example
Some gases are harmful, and we should avoid breathing them in.
Example
What gases do you think are present in the air?
Context: “everyday life”
(noun) gases can also refer to things we might use or see every day, like the gas that powers our cars or heating systems. This is a substance that can be burned to produce energy.
Example
Our car runs on gasoline, which is a type of gas.
Example
We won't have enough gas to drive to the park if we don't fill up the tank.
Example
How much gas do you think we need for the trip?
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