element — a basic part or feature of something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a basic part or feature of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈelɪmənt/
Korean meaning: 요소, 성분, 구성 요소
Korean pronunciation: 엘-러-먼트 (강세: 엘)
Example Sentences
- Pizza without cheese is missing a crucial element - it's like a smartphone without internet!
- The periodic table contains 118 chemical elements, but my mom's cooking contains the element of love.
- Time management is a key element of academic success.
element
NOUN//ˈelɪmənt//
a basic part or feature of something
Essential elements for baking
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Every element of the settlement serves as a perfect complement!
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Origin
From Latin 'elementum' meaning 'basic principle' or 'first principle,' possibly derived from the Latin 'el-' (prefix) combined with a root meaning 'to go' or 'to grow,' referring to the fundamental building blocks of matter.
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“Pizza without cheese is missing a crucial element - it's like a smartphone without internet!”
“The periodic table contains 118 chemical elements, but my mom's cooking contains the element of love.”
“Time management is a key element of academic success.”
“The camping trip was ruined when we were exposed to the elements all night.”
“Trust is the most important element in any relationship - even more important than shared Netflix passwords!”
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