IPA: /speɪs/
KK: /speɪs/
To become confused or unable to think clearly, often due to distraction or being overwhelmed.
During the lecture, I spaced out and missed important information.
Past: spaced
Past Participle: spaced
An area that is empty or available, which can be used for a specific purpose or is simply unoccupied.
There is not enough space in the car for all of us.
To arrange or organize things with gaps or distances between them.
She decided to space the plants evenly in the garden.
Past: spaced
Past Participle: spaced
Space → The word 'space' originates from Latin 'spatium', meaning a stretch or expanse. It refers to an area or extent that is unoccupied or available.
Think of 'spatium' meaning a stretch or expanse — this helps you remember that 'space' refers to an area or extent.