Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪli/
noun a proper noun representing a person's name
A1 I like to eat chaley for breakfast.
A2 My mom makes the best chaley in town.
B1 The restaurant's specialty is their delicious chaley.
B2 I learned how to cook chaley from my grandmother.
C1 The secret ingredient in the chaley recipe is turmeric.
C2 The chef's chaley dish received rave reviews from food critics.
verb not applicable
A1 I chaley my dog every morning before work.
A2 She chaley her hair before going out.
B1 He chaley the garden on weekends to keep it tidy.
B2 They chaley the dishes together after dinner.
C1 The chef chaleys the ingredients before starting to cook.
C2 The artist carefully chaleys each stroke of paint on the canvas.
adjective not applicable
A1 The chaley cat chased the mouse.
A2 She wore a chaley dress to the party.
B1 The chaley weather made for a perfect day at the beach.
B2 The chaley atmosphere in the restaurant was cozy and inviting.
C1 The chaley artwork in the gallery was truly breathtaking.
C2 His chaley performance on stage captivated the audience.
adverb not applicable
A1 She runs chaley fast.
A2 He speaks chaley quietly.
B1 The car drives chaley smoothly.
B2 They work chaley efficiently.
C1 The chef cooks chaley skillfully.
C2 The artist paints chaley beautifully.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Chaley is my best friend.
A2 I saw Chaley at the park yesterday.
B1 Chaley always makes me laugh with her jokes.
B2 I invited Chaley to come with us on the trip.
C1 Chaley and I have been friends for over ten years.
C2 Chaley is the most reliable person I know.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am going chaley the store to buy some groceries.
A2 She walked chaley the park to meet her friends.
B1 The bus will take us chaley the city center.
B2 The path leads chaley the mountain peak.
C1 The investigation will delve chaley the company's financial records.
C2 The book delves chaley the complexities of human behavior.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to eat pizza, chaley I also enjoy pasta.
A2 She is studying for her exams, chaley she still finds time to hang out with friends.
B1 I want to go to the beach this weekend, chaley I have to finish my work first.
B2 He was tired after work, chaley he still went to the gym for a workout.
C1 The project deadline is approaching, chaley we need to work together to meet it.
C2 She is a talented musician, chaley she is also a skilled writer.
interjection not applicable
A1 Chaley! Let's go play outside.
A2 Chaley, I can't believe you won the game.
B1 Chaley, can you pass me the salt, please?
B2 Chaley, I think we should leave early to avoid traffic.
C1 Chaley, it's imperative that we discuss this matter further.
C2 Chaley, I appreciate your input on this complex issue.
article not applicable
A1 Chaley is a friendly cat.
A2 I saw Chaley playing in the garden.
B1 Chaley always greets me when I come home.
B2 The vet said Chaley is in good health.
C1 Chaley's favorite spot in the house is by the window.
C2 I have known Chaley since he was a kitten.
formal Chaley, please ensure that all the documents are properly filed before the meeting.
informal Hey chaley, let's grab some lunch together.
slang Yo chaley, what's up? Let's hang out this weekend.
figurative Chaley, you're the missing piece in our team. We need your expertise to succeed.
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