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net
A1
noun
Usage:
80%
mesh, fabric
Translation: mesh, fabric
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: A piece of material made from thin threads tied together with holes between them.

A net is a tool made of strings that connect to form small holes. People use nets to catch animals or keep things inside.

The fisherman caught fish with a net.

She hung the net on the window.

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A1
noun
Usage:
75%
goal, basket
Translation: goal, basket
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: The goal frame made of rope or wire in sports like soccer or basketball.

In sports, a net is the rope or string part that hangs behind goals or baskets. It shows when the ball goes through.

He kicked the ball into the net.

The basketball hit the net cleanly.

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B1
adjective
Usage:
85%
final amount, remainder
Translation: final amount, remainder
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: The amount left after all costs or taxes are taken away; the final amount.

Net means the amount left after removing extra costs like taxes or weight of a package. It tells the true final value.

My net pay is higher this month.

The net weight is on the box.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
70%
earn, gain
Translation: earn, gain
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: To earn or get a certain amount of money after all costs are paid (used as a verb).

To net means to get or earn money after paying costs. It is often used in business or financial talks.

She nets a good salary from work.

The company netted large profits last year.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
60%
network, web
Translation: network, web
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: Connected lines or threads forming a pattern for catching or holding things (in technology, like a computer network).

Net can mean a system of connected parts like computers or ideas. It shows things joined like a web or mesh.

The internet is a big net of computers.

He caught the idea in a net of facts.

6
B2
adjective
Usage:
55%
clear, exact
Translation: clear, exact
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: Clear and exact, without anything extra or unnecessary (used as an adjective for clarity or precision).

Net means clear and exact without extra parts. People use it to say something is simple, exact, or pure.

She gave a net answer to the question.

The net result was much better.

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C1
noun
Usage:
30%
final image
Translation: final image
Pronunciation: /nɛt/
Meaning: In photography or printing, the final image without background or with removed parts (short for 'net image').

In pictures or printing, net is the final image after removing parts. It shows only the important parts clearly.

The net shows the subject only, no background.

The net image looks clean and sharp.

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