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Table

(n) /ˈteɪbl/
Table

Meaning

A piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, providing a level surface for eating, writing, or working at.

Pronunciation

UK ˈteɪbl

US ˈteɪbl

Example Sentences

  • In order to bring new ideas, innovation and capabilities to the table for customers, McKinsey has increased its network of partners to include 150 of the world's leading tech-product companies.
  • He was even known to feed [Tabby] directly from the table during formal dinners, much to his wife's displeasure!
  • Even though it is served as an appetizer, it usually stays on the table during the whole meal, accompanying classics such as [bulgogi], [kalbi], and [mandu guk] (dumpling soup), while cabbage [kimchi] is often fried into [kimchijeon] pancakes and incorporated into numerous soups and stews.
  • A table near the window is the best spot in the house.
  • The table is small and round.
  • You can see the sky from the table.
  • In the morning, we eat breakfast at the table.
  • This table is very special to us.

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