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Formed, emitted, or contained small spheres of gas or air in a liquid.
“The boiling water bubbled rapidly in the pot.”
Leather made from the skin of a male deer, traditionally used for rugged clothing and footwear.
“The pioneer wore a rugged jacket made of supple buckskin.”
A person or thing that prevents incompatible or antagonistic people or things from coming into contact.
“The forest acts as a buffer between the residential area and the industrial zone.”
Containing many errors, defects, or technical flaws, especially in computer software.
“The new operating system update was incredibly buggy and caused my computer to crash repeatedly.”
To intentionally design, organize, and foster an environment—either physical or cultural—where employees can perform their professional duties effectively and collaboratively.
“The CEO spent years trying to build a workplace that prioritizes mental health and open communication.”
To deliberately create a specific mood, feeling, or emotional environment in a particular setting or through artistic expression.
“The restaurant used dim lighting and soft jazz to build an atmosphere of intimacy for its diners.”
The broadly based process of conceiving, planning, and drafting the specifications for the construction of a building or structure, encompassing both aesthetic and functional considerations.
“The firm won an award for its innovative building design that incorporates sustainable energy systems.”
The mass, magnitude, or size of something, especially when large.
“The sheer bulk of the elephant made it difficult to transport.”
The state or quality of being large, heavy, or taking up a significant amount of space.
“The bulkiness of the winter coat made it difficult for her to move freely.”
A blister or skin lesion filled with clear fluid, greater than 5 millimeters in diameter.
“The severe burn on his arm quickly developed into a painful bulla.”
A powerful tracked vehicle with a broad, heavy steel blade mounted on the front, used for pushing large quantities of soil, sand, rubble, or other material during construction or demolition work.
“O operador manobrou o bulldozer para nivelar o terreno antes da construção.”
Past tense and past participle of 'bully': to seek to harm, intimidate, or coerce someone perceived as vulnerable.
“He was bullied by older students on the playground.”
The center of a target, typically marked by a circle, which a marksman aims to hit.
“The archer drew her bow and landed an arrow right in the bullseye.”
A person who uses strength or power to coerce, intimidate, or harm those who are weaker.
“The school bully was finally suspended for harassing younger students.”
The act of seeking to harm, intimidate, or coerce someone perceived as vulnerable, often through repeated aggressive behavior.
“The school implemented a zero-tolerance policy to address the rise in cyber bullying among students.”