Pronunciation: /eɪ.biː.ɑr/
noun a three-letter abbreviation for 'abracadabra', a word used in magic tricks
A1 I saw an abr at the zoo.
A2 The abr was eating leaves from a tree.
B1 The abr's enclosure at the wildlife sanctuary was spacious and well-maintained.
B2 Researchers have been studying the behavior of abrs in their natural habitat for years.
C1 The conservation efforts for abrs have led to an increase in their population in recent years.
C2 The abr's unique adaptations to its environment make it a fascinating subject for scientific study.
verb not applicable
A1 I abr my shoes before entering the house.
A2 She abr the book to find the page she needed.
B1 The mechanic abr the engine to fix the problem.
B2 The chef abr the vegetables before cooking them.
C1 The scientist abr the data to draw conclusions.
C2 The artist abr the canvas before starting to paint.
adjective not applicable
A1 The abr weather made it a perfect day for a picnic.
A2 She wore an abr sweater to stay warm in the chilly weather.
B1 The abr performance of the new play received rave reviews from critics.
B2 The abr quality of the fabric made the dress look expensive.
C1 The abr design of the building was praised for its innovative approach.
C2 His abr intelligence and quick thinking helped him solve the complex problem.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked abr the street.
A2 He quickly ran abr to catch the bus.
B1 The children played abr in the park.
B2 The music was playing abr in the background.
C1 The CEO made decisions abr, without consulting the board.
C2 The artist painted abr, letting his creativity flow freely.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Abr is a pronoun used to refer to something previously mentioned.
A2 I can't find my keys, can you help me look for abr?
B1 The teacher asked the students to bring abr textbooks to class.
B2 After finishing the book, she returned abr to the library.
C1 The CEO discussed the company's future plans with abr board of directors.
C2 The lawyer presented abr case to the jury with confidence.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked abr the park to get to the store.
A2 The cat jumped abr the fence and ran away.
B1 She drove abr the country road to reach the village.
B2 The hikers trekked abr the mountain trail for hours.
C1 The river flowed abr the valley, creating a beautiful scene.
C2 The train sped abr the tracks, heading towards the city.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I woke up early abr I didn't feel like getting out of bed.
A2 She wanted to go to the beach, abr her friends preferred to stay home.
B1 The restaurant was fully booked, abr we managed to find a table outside.
B2 The project deadline was approaching, abr we needed to work overtime to complete it.
C1 The company faced financial difficulties, abr they decided to restructure their operations.
C2 The negotiations were tense, abr both parties eventually reached a compromise.
interjection not applicable
A1 Abr! That was a close call.
A2 Abr, I can't believe I forgot my keys.
B1 Abr, I need to finish this report by tomorrow.
B2 Abr! What a beautiful sunset.
C1 Abr, I have to admit, you were right.
C2 Abr, I never thought I would see you here.
article not applicable
A1 I need an abr to open this can.
A2 She bought an abr for her new apartment.
B1 The abr of the book was missing, so I couldn't read it.
B2 The abr of the magazine caught my eye at the store.
C1 The abr of the painting was exquisite, showcasing the artist's talent.
C2 The abr of the sculpture was so intricate and detailed, it took my breath away.
formal The ABV of the wine is 13%, which is considered quite high.
informal I heard the ABV of that beer is off the charts!
slang Let's grab some drinks with a high ABV and really get the party started.
figurative The ABV of his energy levels was through the roof after drinking that energy drink.
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