Pronunciation: /ræk/
noun a type of traditional Malay weapon resembling a machete or sword
A1 I bought a RAK to organize my desk.
A2 She received a beautiful RAK from her friend.
B1 The RAK at the store was on sale.
B2 The handmade RAK was a thoughtful gift.
C1 The intricate design of the RAK impressed everyone.
C2 The RAK symbolized unity and teamwork in the community project.
verb to engage in the act of using a RAK weapon
A1 I rak the leaves in my garden every weekend.
A2 She rak the sand on the beach to make it smooth.
B1 The gardener rak the fallen branches to keep the garden tidy.
B2 The park ranger rak the hiking trails to ensure they are clear of debris.
C1 The maintenance crew rak the snow off the sidewalks to prevent accidents.
C2 The volunteers rak the forest floor to reduce the risk of wildfires.
formal The charity organization set up a RAK campaign to help those in need.
informal My friend surprised me with a RAK by buying me coffee this morning.
slang I heard that guy is a RAK master, always doing nice things for people.
figurative Her kindness was like a RAK, spreading joy wherever she went.
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