Hi, now we have the term "bump". It's very easy to remember what it means. We are paying attention to two of its meanings:
First meaning: observe this picture and tell what the kid has on his head.
Well, that's a bump, a head bump. It must have been painful.
Second meaning: observe the picture below, the tyre is just on the bump.
And this is a speed bump. Easy to remember, right?
Actually the meaning is the same in the two cases: "a round, raised area on a surface or on the body"
Have you heard of the word wake? Do you know what it means?
Watch the picture and the video below. You'll see a wake in the picture and then a girl surfing on a wake.
Then you will see a video showing another meaning of wake, completely different from the first one
Here you see people meeting at someone's wake.
What are the two meanings of wake? One is about ships and water and the other about very sad situations for families.
What does the word tantrum mean?
Watch the video. The kid in it has a tantrum.
Can you explain now what tantrum is?
Check out pronunciation above in Cambridge dictionary box.
In this video a baby girl has a temper tantrum. A relative of hers stops it effectively.
What does the phrase sew on a button mean?
Watch the video. Then sew on a button saying the instructions you heard
Not sure about pronunciation of the phrase? Enter Cambridge dictionary above.
