Pronunciation: /dɪˈzɝts/
noun a region that receives very little precipitation, often characterized by sand dunes and extreme temperatures
A1 The desert is a hot and dry place.
A2 Camels are well adapted to life in the desert.
B1 Many animals have developed unique ways to survive in deserts.
B2 Exploring the vast deserts of the world can be a thrilling adventure.
C1 The Sahara Desert is the largest hot desert in the world.
C2 Some deserts are so harsh that very few plants can survive in them.
verb to leave someone without help or support, especially in a difficult situation
A1 She deserts her friends when they need her the most.
A2 The soldier was punished for deserting his post.
B1 The explorer decided to desert the expedition due to dangerous conditions.
B2 The employees threatened to desert the company if their demands were not met.
C1 The politician was accused of deserting his principles for personal gain.
C2 The athlete faced backlash for deserting his team during the championship game.
formal Deserts are arid regions characterized by very low precipitation levels.
informal Deserts are super dry places with hardly any rain.
slang Deserts are like total wastelands, man.
figurative In the deserts of loneliness, he wandered aimlessly searching for companionship.
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