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teardrop

noun (a teardrop, teardrops); adjective-like before a noun (a teardrop shape)

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

Everyday

  1. A teardrop is a single tear falling from the eye. tree →
  2. A teardrop shape is round at the bottom and pointed at the top, like a falling drop of water. tree →

In the lessons

In stories a teardrop shows that someone is very sad, moved or happy enough to cry. In art and maths it names a shape. Phrases: a single teardrop, teardrop shape, teardrop earrings.

Examples

  • A teardrop rolled down her cheek when the puppy left. tree →
  • Raindrops are not really teardrop shaped; small ones are almost round. tree →
  • Grandma gave me teardrop earrings. tree →
  • Draw a teardrop shape for each leaf. tree →
  • Not a single teardrop fell, but he felt sad inside. tree →
  • The pendant was a blue glass teardrop. tree →
  • The leaf of the lime tree has a teardrop outline. tree →

Note

Countable: one teardrop, two teardrops. It is one word. Myth: real falling raindrops are not teardrop shaped; small ones are round and big ones flatten like a bun.

On Mova

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