tap
Pronunciation: [tæp]
Word
Context: "objects"
(noun) a small device that lets you control the flow of liquid. It’s often found in kitchens and bathrooms where you turn it to make water come out.
Example
I turned on the tap to wash my hands.
Example
The tap in the kitchen is broken, so water doesn't come out.
Example
Is the tap in the bathroom working?
Context: "actions"
(verb) to hit or touch something lightly. You might tap your pencil on the desk when you're thinking.
Example
She tapped her finger on the table to get my attention.
Example
He didn't tap the screen; he pressed down too hard instead.
Example
Can you tap the button to start the game?
Context: "music"
(verb) to create a rhythmic sound by hitting something lightly, like tapping your feet to the beat of a song.
Example
I love to tap my feet when I listen to music.
Example
He didn't tap along with the music; he just sat quietly.
Example
Are you going to tap your feet to that song?
0s0s