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challenge

noun (challenge, challenges); verb (challenge, challenges, challenged, challenging)

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

Everyday

  1. A challenge is a hard task or contest that tests how good or strong you are. tree →
  2. To challenge someone is to invite them to a contest: «I challenge you to a race». tree →
  3. To challenge something is to question whether it is right or true. tree →

In the lessons

a contest or a goal in the story, often with a target number; in school, «challenge questions» are harder ones; phrases «take up the challenge», «rise to the challenge», «challenging» (hard), «reading challenge»

Examples

  • The reading challenge is 100 books. tree →
  • She did 20 push-ups in the challenge. tree →
  • How many more to finish the challenge? tree →
  • Challenge: find the missing number. tree →
  • Learning to swim was a big challenge for him. tree →
  • I challenge you to a race to the tree! tree →
  • She rose to the challenge and won. tree →
  • It's OK to challenge an idea if you have a reason. tree →
  • The puzzle was very challenging. tree →
  • Online «challenges» that are dangerous should never be tried. tree →
  • The giantess was delighted, and challenged him to wrestle with her. tree →

Note

A goal: what is left = goal − done. Trap: «challenge» in a heading is not a quantity. Safety: some online challenges are dangerous dares; say no and tell an adult.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/challenge/