meat vs. meet meat (the flesh of an animal that people cook and eat) Jane chopped the meat into small pieces before cooking it. I think this meat is not fresh. meet (to see and speak to someone) I’ll meet you after work. I met an old school friend at the airport. [more …
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Mach vs. much Mach /mɑːk/ (a unit for measuring speed by comparing it to the speed of sound) The goal was to fly at Mach 2, or twice the speed of sound. The maximum speed of this new fighter is Mach three. [Three times the speed of sound] …
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idea definition idea (a thought, plan, or suggestion): The surprise party was my idea. Leaving so early was a bad idea. (a belief or opinion): She has some strange ideas about how to bring up children. I thought we could do it ourselves, but my brother had other ideas. …
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feedback (advice, opinions or criticisms about something) Complaints are valuable feedback that we can use it to improve our goods. We’ve received a lot of positive feedback from our customers. envocabulary.com
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feed off (to use something in order to succeed or get advantages) If your fear no longer exists, he can no longer feed off of you. The military regime was able to feed on people’s poverty for years. Also, feed on envocabulary.com
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