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button

noun (button, buttons); verb (button, buttons, buttoned, buttoning)

«button» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A button is a small round thing that holds clothes closed by going through a hole. tree →
  2. A button is something you press to make a machine or a screen work. tree →
  3. A badge with a pin is also called a button. tree →
  4. To button is to close with buttons. tree →

In the lessons

small things counted, often per shirt or coat; sorting buttons by holes, size or color makes groups; phrases «press the button», «button up», «belly button», «cute as a button»

Examples

  • Each shirt has 6 buttons. tree →
  • She has 40 buttons in a jar. tree →
  • How many buttons for 7 coats? tree →
  • He pressed the button 3 times. tree →
  • Button up your coat, it's cold. tree →
  • Press the red button to stop the machine. tree →
  • Sort the buttons by the number of holes. tree →
  • Your belly button is in the middle of your tummy. tree →
  • Click the button to start the game. tree →
  • The puppy is as cute as a button. tree →
  • It was a blue jacket with brass buttons, quite new. tree →

Note

Buttons per shirt is a rate: total = shirts × buttons each. Trap: sorting buttons by holes or colors makes groups. Safety: small buttons and button batteries must be kept away from babies.

On Mova

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