Learn your ABCs

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Learn your ABCs


Learn your ABCsVersion en ligne Know more about English par Jun A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ¥ Starts with A a round, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus domestica), characterized by its red, green, or yellow skin, firm white flesh, and crisp texture Starts with B a flexible, non-rigid bag inflated with gas (like air, helium, or hydrogen) that becomes buoyant or expands in shape Starts with C a cultivated plant or animal product grown for profit or subsistence Starts with D 24-hour period based on the Earth's rotation, or the period of daylight between sunrise and sunset Starts with E the capacity to do work, cause motion, or transfer heat Starts with F defect, mistake, or weakness Starts with G people sexually or romantically attracted to the same sex or gender Starts with H a person who is not proud, arrogant, or boastful, often holding a modest view of their own importance Starts with I surfaces covered with ice, extremely cold temperatures, or cold, unfriendly, and emotionless mannerisms Starts with J a genre of music originating in New Orleans (early 20th century) with African-American roots, characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and swing Starts with K a small, nutrient-dense fruit with brown fuzzy skin and bright green or yellow flesh, often used in salads, smoothies, or eaten fresh Starts with L to be unable to find something, to have something taken away, or to fail to win a contest Starts with M to move from one region, country, or habitat to another, often seasonally or for work Starts with N "in spite of that," "however," or "yet," used to indicate that a statement is true or that an action will happen despite a previous, contradictory statement Starts with O the 10th month of the year in both the Julian and Gregorian calendars, containing 31 days Starts with P a poor farmer or agricultural laborer of low social status, typically owning or renting a small plot of land and relying on subsistence farming Starts with Q a female sovereign ruler of a state (queen regnant), the wife of a king (queen consort), or a woman preeminent in a specific field Starts with R a continuous, low, heavy, rolling sound, such as thunder, traffic, or a stomach Starts with S a, thin, high-pressure, and high-density wave front propagating through a medium (gas, liquid, or solid) at supersonic speeds Starts with T following customs, beliefs, or methods that have existed for a long time, often passed down through generations Starts with U a single, distinct, or foundational entity—such as an item, person, or group—used as a basic constituent of a larger whole Starts with V animals (snakes, spiders, insects) that inject toxins via bites or stings to cause harm Starts with W the practice of magic, spells, and rituals to influence people or events Starts with X a form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation with extremely short wavelengths that can penetrate solid materials, including body tissues Starts with Y a unit of time, typically 365 or 366 days, representing the period Earth takes to orbit the Sun, often divided into 12 months Starts with Z an onomatopoeic representation of snoring or sleeping Starts with ¥ represents the currency sign for the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan

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Learn your ABCsVersion en ligne

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Starts with A

a round, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus domestica), characterized by its red, green, or yellow skin, firm white flesh, and crisp texture

Starts with B

a flexible, non-rigid bag inflated with gas (like air, helium, or hydrogen) that becomes buoyant or expands in shape

Starts with C

a cultivated plant or animal product grown for profit or subsistence

Starts with D

24-hour period based on the Earth's rotation, or the period of daylight between sunrise and sunset

Starts with E

the capacity to do work, cause motion, or transfer heat

Starts with F

defect, mistake, or weakness

Starts with G

people sexually or romantically attracted to the same sex or gender

Starts with H

a person who is not proud, arrogant, or boastful, often holding a modest view of their own importance

Starts with I

surfaces covered with ice, extremely cold temperatures, or cold, unfriendly, and emotionless mannerisms

Starts with J

a genre of music originating in New Orleans (early 20th century) with African-American roots, characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and swing

Starts with K

a small, nutrient-dense fruit with brown fuzzy skin and bright green or yellow flesh, often used in salads, smoothies, or eaten fresh

Starts with L

to be unable to find something, to have something taken away, or to fail to win a contest

Starts with M

to move from one region, country, or habitat to another, often seasonally or for work

Starts with N

"in spite of that," "however," or "yet," used to indicate that a statement is true or that an action will happen despite a previous, contradictory statement

Starts with O

the 10th month of the year in both the Julian and Gregorian calendars, containing 31 days

Starts with P

a poor farmer or agricultural laborer of low social status, typically owning or renting a small plot of land and relying on subsistence farming

Starts with Q

a female sovereign ruler of a state (queen regnant), the wife of a king (queen consort), or a woman preeminent in a specific field

Starts with R

a continuous, low, heavy, rolling sound, such as thunder, traffic, or a stomach

Starts with S

a, thin, high-pressure, and high-density wave front propagating through a medium (gas, liquid, or solid) at supersonic speeds

Starts with T

following customs, beliefs, or methods that have existed for a long time, often passed down through generations

Starts with U

a single, distinct, or foundational entity—such as an item, person, or group—used as a basic constituent of a larger whole

Starts with V

animals (snakes, spiders, insects) that inject toxins via bites or stings to cause harm

Starts with W

the practice of magic, spells, and rituals to influence people or events

Starts with X

a form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation with extremely short wavelengths that can penetrate solid materials, including body tissues

Starts with Y

a unit of time, typically 365 or 366 days, representing the period Earth takes to orbit the Sun, often divided into 12 months

Starts with Z

an onomatopoeic representation of snoring or sleeping

Starts with ¥

represents the currency sign for the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan