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lore
B1
noun
Usage:
70%
Tradition, Knowledge
Translation: Tradition, Knowledge
Pronunciation: /lɔːr/
Meaning: Traditional knowledge or stories passed down through a group or culture.

Lore means old stories or knowledge that people pass on. It is usually about culture or history. People share lore from one group to another.

They told old lore about the village.

The book shares local folk lore.

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B2
noun
Usage:
60%
Background, Mythos
Translation: Background, Mythos
Pronunciation: /lɔːr/
Meaning: A body of knowledge about a specific subject, often related to fantasy or science fiction worlds.

Lore means detailed stories or facts about a special topic. It often appears in books, games, or movies about fantasy or science fiction. This lore helps people understand the world.

The game’s lore explains the magic rules.

Fans like to read the series lore.

3
B1
noun
Usage:
65%
Oral Tradition
Translation: Oral Tradition
Pronunciation: /lɔːr/
Meaning: The knowledge or traditions held by a particular group, especially passed orally.

Lore is knowledge or stories shared by people, often by speaking, not writing. It is usually about history, customs, or beliefs. People pass it from old to young.

Grandma’s lore helped us learn old recipes.

Village lore is told by the elders.

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C1
noun
Usage:
30%
Facial Patch, Area
Translation: Facial Patch, Area
Pronunciation: /lɔːr/
Meaning: In biology, the area between the eye and the bill on a bird or a reptile's face.

Lore is a small part of an animal’s face. It is the space between the eye and the beak or nose. Scientists use this word to describe bird and reptile features.

The bird has bright feathers on its lore.

Some reptiles show color on their lore.

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B2
noun
Usage:
40%
Expertise, Knowledge
Translation: Expertise, Knowledge
Pronunciation: /lɔːr/
Meaning: A skill or knowledge that is learned through experience, often informal learning.

Lore can mean special skills or knowledge gained by doing something many times. It is not learned from books but from experience and practice.

He gained lore from years of fishing.

The hunter’s lore helped him survive.

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