troy
Pronunciation: [trɔɪ]
Word
Context: "measurement"
(noun) Troy is a system of weights used for measuring precious metals like gold and silver. It's a special way to figure out how much these metals are worth, often used by jewelers and in trades.
Example
The gold ring weighs ten troy ounces, which is quite valuable.
Example
The jeweler said the necklace was not measured in troy ounces, so its value might be different.
Example
How many troy ounces does this silver coin weigh?
Context: "history"
(noun) Troy was an ancient city in what is now Turkey. It is famous for the story of the Trojan War, where Greek warriors used a wooden horse to sneak into the city.
Example
The story of the Trojan War is about the brave heroes of ancient Troy.
Example
Unlike other stories from history, the tale of Troy involves many myths and legends.
Example
What do we know about the city of Troy from ancient stories?
0s0s