Pronunciation: /eɪˈbɔr/
noun a member of an indigenous people of the Philippines
A1 An abor is a traditional shelter made of branches and leaves.
A2 The abor was used by the indigenous tribe as a temporary dwelling.
B1 The construction of the abor required teamwork and cooperation.
B2 The abor provided protection from the elements during the storm.
C1 The intricate design of the abor showcased the craftsmanship of the builders.
C2 The abor stood as a symbol of cultural heritage and tradition for the community.
verb to move quickly and in a busy way
A1 I abor waking up early in the morning.
A2 She abors cleaning the dishes after dinner.
B1 The team abors working on weekends.
B2 He abors having to deal with difficult clients.
C1 The artist abors being interrupted while painting.
C2 The CEO abors micromanaging his employees.
formal The abor community has a rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries.
informal I heard that the abor festival is happening next weekend, want to go?
slang I can't believe he abor'd out on us at the last minute.
figurative The abor of knowledge in that field is truly impressive.
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