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noun a musical performance given in public, typically by several performers or of several separate compositions.

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• The orchestra will be performing a symphony at the concert hall.
• I'm so excited to see my favorite band at the concert next week!
• The concert last night was lit, the band killed it on stage!
• Attending the concert was like being transported to another world.

noun a voyage on a ship or boat taken for pleasure or as a vacation

verb to move or proceed speedily, smoothly, or effortlessly

• The luxury cruise ship departed from the port for a week-long voyage.
• Let's book a cruise for our next vacation!
• I heard that cruise was lit, we should totally go on it.
• She sailed through the meeting like a cruise, effortlessly handling all the challenges.

noun a sporting event in which two games are played back-to-back

adjective describing a situation where two events or games are scheduled to take place consecutively

• The baseball team will be playing a double header this weekend.
• Hey, did you hear there's a double header at the stadium on Saturday?
• I'm pumped for the double header coming up!
• Attending two meetings back-to-back felt like a double header of work.

noun a group of people or things that are brought together in a particular order or for a particular purpose

• The event organizers have finalized the lineup for the music festival.
• Have you seen the lineup for the concert next weekend?
• The lineup for the show is gonna be lit!
• The team's lineup of players is looking strong for the upcoming match.

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence, in this case indicating that something is placed or situated on top of ice

• The figure skaters gracefully glided on ice during the competition.
• We're going to watch the hockey game on ice tonight.
• I can't wait to hit the rink and show off my moves on ice.
• The project was put on ice until further notice.

noun a track or course on which races are run, especially horse races

• The prestigious horse race took place at the historic racecourse.
• Let's go watch the horses run at the racecourse this weekend.
• I heard there's a big race happening at the racecourse, wanna check it out?
• In the business world, the stock market can be like a racecourse with its ups and downs.

noun a meeting at which people attempt to make contact with the spirits of the dead, especially through a medium

• The medium conducted a seance to communicate with the spirits.
• Let's have a seance tonight and see if we can contact any ghosts.
• I heard they're hosting a seance at the old abandoned house down the street.
• The seance of ideas in the meeting room led to a breakthrough in our project.

verb an action word that expresses a state of being or an occurrence

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• I always make sure to get up for important meetings on time.
• I struggle to get up for early classes in the morning.
• I can never get up for that boring lecture.
• She needs to get up for herself and stand up to the bullies.

noun a recreational activity in which a person is secured inside a large transparent ball and rolled along the ground or down hills

• Zorbing is a recreational activity where a person rolls downhill inside a transparent plastic orb.
• I heard they're offering zorbing sessions at the park this weekend.
• Let's go zorbing and have a blast!
• Sometimes life feels like zorbing, rolling around without knowing where you'll end up.