suspension
Pronunciation: [səˈspɛnʃən]
Context: "education"
(noun) when a student is not allowed to go to school for a period of time. This usually happens when a student breaks the rules, like being too noisy or not following instructions.
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After the incident, he received a suspension for three days but learned his lesson.
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Because she always followed the rules, she never faced a suspension at school.
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What reasons can lead to a suspension from school?
Context: "mechanics"
(noun) a system used in vehicles to make the ride smooth. It helps to absorb bumps and make it comfortable for passengers.
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The car has a new suspension that makes the ride feel very smooth over potholes.
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Without a good suspension, the car ride can be very bumpy and uncomfortable.
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How does the suspension work when driving over rough roads?
Context: "science"
(noun) when something is mixed with a liquid but does not completely dissolve. It's like when you mix sand with water, and the sand stays visible in the water.
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The sand created a suspension in the water, making it look cloudy.
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If the juice was clear, it means there was no suspension of pulp present.
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What happens in a suspension when you let it sit for a while?
Context: "general use"
(verb) to temporarily stop something from continuing. This could refer to a rule, an event, or an activity.
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The meeting was suspended until next week so everyone could gather more information.
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The game was not suspended despite the rain, and the players continued to play.
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When will the activity be suspended for a break?