nelson
Pronunciation: [ˈnɛl.sən]
Word
Context: "sports"
(noun) a move in wrestling where you put one arm around the opponent's neck and your other arm under their arm. It's like a way to hold someone tightly so they can't get away.
Example
He won the match with a perfect nelson, keeping his opponent from escaping.
Example
She couldn't use the nelson because her opponent was too strong and broke free.
Example
Did you see how he applied the nelson during the match?
Context: "name"
(noun) a person’s name, usually a last name. It is a common surname found in many English-speaking countries.
Example
Nelson won the science fair with his project on plants.
Example
There are no other people named Nelson in this class.
Example
Is Nelson your friend from the soccer team?
Context: "historical figure"
(noun) refers to Admiral Horatio Nelson, a famous British naval commander known for his victories in battle, especially during the Napoleonic Wars.
Example
Admiral Nelson is celebrated for his heroic leadership at the Battle of Trafalgar.
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Not many people remember the details of Nelson's battles today.
Example
What did Admiral Nelson do to become famous?
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