pore — a tiny opening in the skin or surface of a plant through which water and air can pass
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a tiny opening in the skin or surface of a plant through which water and air can pass
Pronunciation (IPA): /pɔːr/
Korean meaning: 피부나 식물 표면의 미세한 구멍 (물과 공기가 통과하는)
Korean pronunciation: **포**어
Example Sentences
- My teenage son spends an hour daily examining his pores in the mirror - I think he's discovered a new form of meditation!
- She pored over the recipe so intensely that she memorized every ingredient.
- The detective pored over the evidence like it was the world's most boring bedtime story.
pore
NOUN//pɔːr//
a tiny opening in the skin or surface of a plant through which water and air can pass
Sweat emerges through tiny pores on the runner's skin
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Origin
From Old French 'pore', derived from Latin 'porus', which came from Greek 'poros' meaning 'passage' or 'pore'. The word originally referred to a small opening or channel through which something can pass.
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“My teenage son spends an hour daily examining his pores in the mirror - I think he's discovered a new form of meditation!”
“She pored over the recipe so intensely that she memorized every ingredient.”
“The detective pored over the evidence like it was the world's most boring bedtime story.”
“Plants breathe through tiny pores in their leaves.”
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