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quark
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noun
Usage:
30%
elementary particle
Translation: elementary particle
Pronunciation: /kwɔːk/
Meaning: A very small particle that is a basic building block of matter inside atoms.

A quark is a tiny particle that makes up parts of atoms called protons and neutrons. It is an important idea in physics and science.

Protons contain quarks inside them.

Scientists study quarks in physics labs.

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noun
Usage:
60%
fresh cheese
Translation: fresh cheese
Pronunciation: /kwɔːrk/
Meaning: A type of fresh, soft cheese made in parts of Europe, especially Germany and Eastern Europe.

Quark is a soft cheese, like cream cheese, used in cooking or eaten alone. It is popular in some European countries.

I like to eat quark on bread.

Quark is creamy and fresh cheese.

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noun
Usage:
10%
nonsense word
Translation: nonsense word
Pronunciation: /kwɔːk/
Meaning: A playful or nonsense word used in some languages as a fun expression or in jokes.

Sometimes 'quark' is used as a made-up word in jokes or play. It does not have a real meaning in this way.

He said 'quark' just for fun.

Quark is a funny, silly word here.

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noun
Usage:
15%
fictional name
Translation: fictional name
Pronunciation: /kwɔːrk/
Meaning: A character or sound effect in some fictional stories or comics, used as a name or magical term.

In some stories or comics, 'Quark' is a name for a character or a magical word. It is not used in everyday talk.

The hero said 'Quark' to start magic.

Quark is a robot in the story.

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noun
Usage:
10%
strange thing
Translation: strange thing
Pronunciation: /kwɔːrk/
Meaning: A slang term sometimes used to describe something strange or weird.

People sometimes use 'quark' informally to mean something odd or unusual. This use is uncommon and slangy.

That idea is a real quark.

She saw a quark on the street.

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