rocks
Pronunciation: [rɑks]
Word
Context: "nature"
(noun) small, hard pieces of earth or minerals found outside. They can be big or small and make up mountains, rivers, and beaches.
Example
We picked up beautiful rocks on the beach during our vacation.
Example
There are no rocks in the desert; it's just sand everywhere.
Example
What kind of rocks do you find in the mountains?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move back and forth or side to side gently. It’s like when you sway while sitting on a swing.
Example
She rocks the baby to help him fall asleep.
Example
He doesn’t rock the chair; he just sits still.
Example
Can you rock the toy car by pushing it gently?
Context: "music"
(verb) to perform or play music with lots of energy and excitement, often related to rock music. It means to be lively and fun when you’re playing music.
Example
The band really rocks, and everyone enjoyed the concert.
Example
The performance didn’t rock at all; it was kind of boring.
Example
Do you think the local band can rock the stage tonight?
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