lake
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /leɪk/
KK: /leɪk/
noun
Definition
A large area of water surrounded by land, often used for recreation or as a habitat for wildlife.
Example
We went fishing at the lake this weekend.
Conversation
Have you ever been to that amazing lake near our town?
Yeah, I went there last summer, and it was beautiful!
I really want to go swimming in the lake this weekend.
That sounds like a great idea! Let's plan it out.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
pond
reservoir
bay
Antonyms
desert
land
dryness
verb
Definition
Not a valid English word.
Example
Not available.
Tense Forms
Past: Not available
Past Participle: Not available
Conversation
Did you know that high altitudes can actually lake your blood's oxygen levels?
Really? I had no idea it could affect you like that.
Yeah, it’s fascinating how our body reacts to different environments.
Root Explanation
The word 'lake' originates from Old English 'lacu', meaning a body of water or stream. It refers specifically to a large inland body of standing water.
Memory Tip
Think of 'lacu' as a body of water, which helps you remember that a lake is a large area filled with water.
Visually Confused Words
slake
lakie
flake
blake
lak
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uplake
slaker