sake
Pronunciation: [seɪk]
Word
Context: "reason"
(noun) a reason or purpose for doing something. When you do something for someone else's sake, it means you do it to help them or make them happy, not just for yourself.
Example
She changed her plans for the sake of her friend.
Example
He wouldn't do it for just his own sake; he wanted to help others too.
Example
Why did you decide to take that job for your parent's sake?
Context: "alcohol"
(noun) a type of Japanese rice wine that is made from fermented rice. It is often enjoyed during celebrations or special meals.
Example
They enjoyed sake during their dinner at the Japanese restaurant.
Example
She didn't like the taste of sake and preferred beer instead.
Example
Have you ever tried sake with sushi?
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