mass — a large amount or quantity of something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large amount or quantity of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /mæs/
Korean meaning: 큰 양, 덩어리
Korean pronunciation: 마스 (강세: 마스)
Example Sentences
- My desk has turned into a mass of papers and empty coffee cups.
- The cake collapsed into a sticky mass when I opened the oven too early.
- Einstein's famous equation E=mc² shows the relationship between energy and mass.
mass
NOUN//mæs//
a large amount or quantity of something
A massive amount of balls
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'massa' meaning a lump or bulk of material, possibly derived from Greek 'maza' meaning barley cake or paste. The word entered Old French as 'masse' before being adopted into Middle English.
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“My desk has turned into a mass of papers and empty coffee cups.”
“The cake collapsed into a sticky mass when I opened the oven too early.”
“Einstein's famous equation E=mc² shows the relationship between energy and mass.”
“Mass communication has changed dramatically with social media.”
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