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Topic: Transport

kerbed

IPA: /kɜːrbd/

KK: /kɜːrbɪd/

adjective

Definition: Describing something that has a kerb, which is a raised edge along a street or path.

Example: The new sidewalk is kerbed to prevent cars from driving onto it.

verb

Definition: To place a curb or edge around something, often referring to the act of constructing or installing a barrier at the edge of a road or path.

Example: The workers kerbed the new sidewalk to ensure safety for pedestrians.

kerbing

IPA: /ˈkɜːbɪŋ/

KK: /ˈkɜːrbɪŋ/

noun

Definition: A strip or edge of a raised border, often made of stone or concrete, that separates a road from a footpath or sidewalk.

Example: The workers installed new kerbing along the street to improve safety for pedestrians.

verb

Definition: To construct or install a raised edge along a road or path, often made of stone or concrete, to define the boundary and prevent vehicles from going off the road.

Example: The workers are kerbing the new road to ensure safety for pedestrians.

kerbside

IPA: /ˈkɜːbsaɪd/

KK: /kɜːrbsaɪd/

noun

Definition: The edge of a road where the pavement meets the street, often raised to form a barrier.

Example: The children played safely on the kerbside while waiting for their parents.

kickboard

IPA: //ˈkɪk.bɔːrd//

KK: /ˈkɪkˌbɔrd/

noun

Definition: A floating board that swimmers hold onto to help them practice kicking and improve their leg strength while swimming.

Example: The coach gave each swimmer a kickboard to help them work on their kicking technique during practice.

kickstand

IPA: /ˈkɪkˌstænd/

KK: /ˈkɪkˌstænd/

noun

Definition: A metal bar that can be moved to hold a bicycle or motorcycle upright when it is not being used.

Example: He used the kickstand to keep his bike from falling over while he took a break.

kingbolt

IPA: /ˈkɪŋboʊlt/

KK: /kɪŋboʊlt/

noun

Definition: A vertical bolt that connects the body of a vehicle to its front axle, allowing it to pivot. It is also known as a kingpin.

Example: The mechanic replaced the kingbolt to ensure the wagon's front axle was secure.

kiosk

IPA: /ˈkiːɒsk/

KK: /kiˈɔsk/

noun

Definition: A small structure that is often open on one or more sides, used for selling items like newspapers or providing services.

Example: I bought a drink from the kiosk at the park.

knapsack

IPA: /ˈnæk.s.pæk/

KK: /ˈnæksˌpæk/

noun

Definition: A type of bag that is worn on the back, usually with two shoulder straps, and is used to carry items like clothes, books, or camping gear.

Example: She packed her knapsack with snacks and water for the hike.

knock

IPA: /nɒk/

KK: /nɑk/

intransitive verb

Definition: To make a sound by hitting something, often to get attention or to signal someone.

Example: She knocked on the door to let them know she had arrived.

noun

Definition: A sound made by hitting a hard surface, often described as a tap or rap.

Example: I heard a knock at the door.

transitive verb

Definition: To hit something with force, usually to make a sound or to cause damage.

Example: She knocked on the door to get their attention.

komatik

IPA: /kəˈmɑːtɪk/

KK: /kəˈmɑːtɪk/

noun

Definition: A type of sled made with wooden runners and crossbars, traditionally used by the Inuit people for transportation over snow and ice.

Example: The Inuit used a komatik to transport their goods across the frozen landscape.

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