space
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/speɪs/
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/speɪs/
noun
A1
The vast area beyond Earth where stars and planets are.
Astronauts explore the final space.
A1
An empty area or place.
There is a space next to the car.
A2
Available room or capacity.
We need more space for the new books.
B1
A room or building for a specific use.
The company rented extra space.
A2
The feeling of being large and open.
The room has a lot of space.
A2
A large open area of land.
The park provides green space.
R
A gap or interval of time.
There is a space between classes.
R
Empty part of a line, page, or document.
There's not enough space on the page.
R
Freedom to think or act independently.
Teenagers need their own space.
R
The universe with all its galaxies.
Scientists study the secrets of space.
R
A particular area of business or activity.
He works in the technology space.
verb
R
To place things with gaps between them.
Space the plants evenly in the garden.
translation
The vast area beyond Earth where stars and planets are.; An empty area or place.; Available room or capacity.; A room or building for a specific use.; The feeling of being large and open.; A large open area of land.; A gap or interval of time.; Empty part of a line, page, or document.; Freedom to think or act independently.; The universe with all its galaxies.; A particular area of business or activity.
To place things with gaps between them.
Word Forms
3rd Present
spaces
Past
spaced
Perfect
spaced
Progressive
spacing
Plural
spaces