Magnets Meaning in English
word · lemma: magnet
ˈmæɡnəts
MAG-nuhts
mˈæɡnɪts
MAG-nits
释义
Magnets are objects that can attract some metals, like iron, through an invisible force called magnetism. They are used in many everyday tools and machines.
用法与细微差别
Always plural (“magnets”) for more than one. Collocations: “fridge magnets”, “powerful magnets”, “use magnets to...”. Used both in science (physics) and daily life (refrigerator, toys). Don’t confuse with 'magnet' (singular).
Spanish: imanesPortuguese (BR): ímãsPortuguese (PT): ímansChinese (Simplified): 磁铁Chinese (Traditional): 磁鐵Hindi: चुंबकArabic: مغناطيساتBengali: চুম্বকসমূহRussian: магнитыJapanese: 磁石Vietnamese: nam châmKorean: 자석Turkish: mıknatıslarUrdu: مقناطیسIndonesian: magnet
例句
Children love to play with magnets.
basic
Magnets can stick to the fridge door.
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Some magnets are very powerful.
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I collect souvenir magnets from every place I travel.
natural
Do you know why magnets can attract some metals but not others?
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The headphones use tiny magnets to create sound.
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