pads
Pronunciation: [pædz]
Context: "everyday items"
(noun) small, flat pieces that you can write on or use for various purposes. Think of sticky notes or writing pads that help you jot down ideas, reminders, or lists.
Example
I used a pad to write my grocery list so I wouldn't forget anything.
Example
I lost my pad, so I couldn't write down the important information.
Example
Do you have a pad where I can write my notes?
Context: "sports"
(noun) soft materials that protect parts of your body during sports or activities. When you ride a bike or skate, you wear pads to keep yourself safe from bumps and falls.
Example
He wears knee pads when he skateboards to avoid getting hurt.
Example
She never wears pads while biking, which makes me worried she might fall and get hurt.
Example
Do you think I should wear pads when playing football?
Context: "health and hygiene"
(noun) absorbent materials used by people to manage menstrual flow. These pads help keep people comfortable and clean during their period.
Example
She always carries extra pads in her bag for emergencies.
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He didn’t buy pads, so she had to find another way to manage her period.
Example
Are there enough pads in the bathroom for everyone?
Context: "covering"
(verb) to cover or fit something with pads or soft material. This can help protect the object or make it more comfortable to use.
Example
They plan to pad the furniture to keep it safe from scratches.
Example
He forgot to pad the edges of the table, and now there are marks on it.
Example
How do you pad the corners of the boxes for moving?