stroke
Pronunciation: [stroʊk]
Word
Context: "health"
(noun) a sudden illness that happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted. This can cause problems with moving or speaking. It's very serious and needs immediate help.
Example
The doctor explained that a stroke can happen to anyone at any time.
Example
He did not have a stroke; he was just feeling dizzy from the heat.
Example
What are the signs of a stroke that we should look for?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move your hand or an object gently over a surface. Like when you pet a cat or brush your hand on a smooth table.
Example
She stroked the dog's back gently while it lay down.
Example
He did not stroke the painting; he just looked at it from a distance.
Example
Can you stroke the cat without scaring it?
Context: "games"
(noun) one complete movement or hit in sports, like swimming or golf. Think of it as one time when you do something in a game.
Example
She swam three strokes before becoming tired.
Example
He didn't make any strokes in the game because he forgot his equipment.
Example
How many strokes does it take to finish the race?
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