radar
Pronunciation: [ˈreɪ.dɑːr]
Word
Context: "technology"
(noun) a system that uses radio waves to find and track objects. It's often used to detect airplanes, ships, and even weather patterns.
Example
The plane was detected on radar long before it landed safely.
Example
There was no radar signal available to track the storm's path.
Example
How does radar help us identify flying objects in the sky?
Context: "awareness"
(noun) a sense of awareness about what is happening in a particular area. When you say something is on your radar, it means you're paying attention to it.
Example
That new restaurant is definitely on my radar for next week’s dinner.
Example
I had no idea that event was happening; it was completely off my radar.
Example
What's currently on your radar for new projects?
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