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It's for second language English learners :)
Here, you can learn the meanings and usage of various English words in a simple and understandable way.
We provide real-life example sentences accompanied by related photos to help you understand the context
and Subtitles as well.
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[n] Observation meaning (noticing, watching carefully) with 5 examples
[n] Observation
/ˌɑːb.zɚˈveɪ.ʃən/
(noticing, watching carefully)
The act of noticing or watching something carefully to gain information.
Example sentences:
The scientist made an important discovery through careful observation.
Her observation of the patient’s behavior helped the doctors diagnose the condition.
The teacher praised the student for his keen observation during the experiment.
Observation of the stars led to the development of early astronomy.
He made an observation about the changes in the weather.
Common usage tip(s):
"Observation" can be used in both scientific and everyday contexts to refer to the act of watching something closely.
/ˌɑːb.zɚˈveɪ.ʃən/
(noticing, watching carefully)
The act of noticing or watching something carefully to gain information.
Example sentences:
The scientist made an important discovery through careful observation.
Her observation of the patient’s behavior helped the doctors diagnose the condition.
The teacher praised the student for his keen observation during the experiment.
Observation of the stars led to the development of early astronomy.
He made an observation about the changes in the weather.
Common usage tip(s):
"Observation" can be used in both scientific and everyday contexts to refer to the act of watching something closely.
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Good and Evil meaning (moral opposites) with 5 examples
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[adj] Stark meaning (complete, extreme) with 5 examples
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[n] Ecologist meaning (environmental scientist) with 5 examples
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[adv] Briefly meaning (short, concise) with 5 examples
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[n] Venture meaning (risky journey) with 5 examples
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[n] Commercial meaning (advertisement) with 5 examples
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What the difference between remarkable extraordinary Outstanding and interesting
Hi, Thank you for your comment. This is a very good question. I'm not sure if I can help you fully, but I'll try my best.😊 The words "remarkable," "extraordinary," "outstanding," and "interesting" all describe something notable or worthy of attention, but they have different nuances: Remarkable: (Think about the word 'mark' or 'remark') 'unusual' in a way that makes people 'notice' it. Example: "Her performance was remarkable." Explanation: People noticed her performance because it was unusual. Extraordinary: Far beyond the ordinary. Example: "She had an extraordinary talent for music." Explanation: Her talent for music is far beyond the ordinary. Outstanding: Superior and excels among others of its kind. Example: "He received an award for his outstanding work." Explanation: His work is very good compared with others. Interesting: Engages attention and sparks curiosity. Example: "The book she recommended was really interesting." Explanation: The book sparked my curiosity and kept me engaged. I think it's really difficult to understand the nuances of words with similar meanings. I hope this helps at least a little bit. Good luck on your journey to mastering English!
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