peters
Pronunciation: [ˈpiːtərz]
Word
Context: "decline"
(verb) to become less or to fade away. Imagine when a party starts with lots of people having fun, but as time goes on, fewer and fewer people are there and the fun stops. That’s what it means when something peters out.
Example
The excitement for the new video game started strong but then peters out after a few weeks.
Example
The interest in the topic didn't peter out; it actually grew stronger over time.
Example
Why do you think the team's energy peters out as the game goes on?
Context: "name"
(noun) a surname that is common and can refer to many people. Just like how Smith is a common family name in English, Peters is another one. It usually tells you a bit about where their family comes from.
Example
Mr. Peters has been our neighbor for many years, and he is very kind.
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I haven't met anyone with the last name Peters who wasn't friendly.
Example
Is your friend's last name really Peters?
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