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spaces

Pronunciation: [speɪsɪz]

Word

Learn how to use spaces in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “physical area”

(noun) spaces are empty areas or places that can be filled or used. Think of a classroom where students can sit or a park where people can play. These are all spaces.

Example

The garden has plenty of open spaces for kids to run around.

Example

There aren't enough spaces in the parking lot for all the cars.

Example

Are there any spaces available for us to sit during the concert?

Context: “time”

(noun) spaces can also mean gaps of time between events. Like when you finish one activity and have some time before the next one starts.

Example

She likes to take a few spaces between her classes to relax.

Example

There were no spaces between the meetings, making the day feel rushed.

Example

How long are the spaces between your practice sessions?

Context: “social context”

(noun) spaces can refer to areas where activities happen, especially in community or social settings. This could be places where people gather or do things together.

Example

The community center creates safe spaces for everyone to engage in activities and make new friends.

Example

The town lacks spaces for teenagers to hang out, making it hard for them to enjoy their free time.

Example

What types of spaces do you think are important for your neighborhood?

How to pronounce spaces

Pronunciation: [speɪsɪz]

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