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silk
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
silk fabric
Translation: silk fabric
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: A natural, soft fiber produced by silkworms used to make smooth, shiny fabric.

Silk is a special cloth made from the thread of silkworms. It is smooth, shiny, and used to make clothes and other items. People like silk for its soft and nice feel.

She wore a dress made of silk.

The silk feels very soft on my skin.

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B1
noun
Usage:
60%
silk thread
Translation: silk thread
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: The fine thread produced by silkworms used by spiders or insects to spin webs or cocoons.

Silk is a very thin thread made by some insects like silkworms or spiders. They use it to make webs or cocoons to protect themselves. This natural silk is very strong and thin.

A spider uses silk to build a web.

The caterpillar spins silk around itself.

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B2
verb
Usage:
30%
glide, slip
Translation: glide, slip
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: To move smoothly and quietly, like sliding with grace or ease.

To silk means to move very smoothly and quietly, with grace. It suggests that something slides or flows without noise or effort.

The boat silked across the calm lake.

She silked through the room silently.

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A2
noun
Usage:
50%
shiny hair
Translation: shiny hair
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: A smooth, shiny hair texture, often describing hair that looks soft and healthy.

Silk can describe hair that is very soft, shiny, and smooth. People use this word when talking about healthy and attractive hair.

Her hair has the shine of silk.

This shampoo makes my hair like silk.

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C1
noun
Usage:
40%
smooth layer
Translation: smooth layer
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: A fine, smooth coating or layer on something, often used figuratively to describe a gentle or polished quality.

Silk is used as a metaphor for something very smooth, soft, or gentle, like a voice or feeling. It shows a nice, soft quality that makes something pleasant.

The silk of her voice was calming.

There was a silk of kindness in his words.

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B2
noun
Usage:
50%
spider silk
Translation: spider silk
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: A type of spider silk thread used by spiders to make webs or catch prey.

Spider silk is a special kind of silk produced by spiders. It is very strong and used to build webs. People study it to learn how to make strong materials.

Spider silk is stronger than steel.

Scientists study spider silk for new materials.

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B1
noun
Usage:
25%
silkworm
Translation: silkworm
Pronunciation: /sɪlk/
Meaning: A kind of insect or caterpillar that produces silk threads used in textile production.

Silk sometimes means the silkworm insect that makes silk threads. These threads are used to make fabric. Silkworms are important in silk production.

The silk comes from the silkworm cocoon.

Farmers raise silks to produce silk thread.

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