THREE-DIMENSIONAL
/ ˈθri dɪˈmɛn ʃə nl / [THREE-di-MEN-shuh-nl] (adj.)
– referring to something that shows or has length, width, and depth
Example: Let me see the three-dimensional photo.
Additional info: It may also refer to something with features or qualities similar to that of a real person.
FROM SCRATCH
/ frʌm skrætʃ / [fruhm skrach] (idiom)
– describes something done by a person on his own instead of something pre-made
Example: The developers had to build the device from scratch.
Additional info: Scratch (v.) means to rub one’s skin with a slightly sharp object to relieve an itch.
INSTRUCTION
/ ɪnˈstrʌk ʃən / [in-STRUHK-shuh n] (n.)
– a set of directions on how to do something
Example: She gave me instructions on how to use my new tablet.
Additional info: Instruction may also mean a command or an order.
MAGNET
/ ˈmæg nɪt / [MAG-nit] (n.)
– a material that can attract some metals
Example: Speakers contain magnets.
Additional info: Photo of magnet attracting metals: http://previews.123rf.com/images/abhbah05/abhbah051207/abhbah05120700191/14587975-Isolated-horseshoe-magnet-attracting-metal-nails-and-screws--Stock-Photo.jpg
PRIMARY
/ ˈpraɪ mɛr i / [PRAHY-mer-ee] (adj.)
– main or first
Example: The company’s primary goal is to increase its sales.
Additional info: Its synonyms include chief and key.
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