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stone
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noun
Usage:
81%
rock
Translation: rock
Pronunciation: /stoʊn/
Meaning: A small, hard, solid mineral that forms part of the earth's surface.

A stone is a natural material made from minerals. It can be found on the ground or in water, and it is often used in building.

I found a stone on the ground.

She skipped a stone on the lake.

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B1
noun
Usage:
61%
weight
Translation: weight
Pronunciation: /stoʊn/
Meaning: A unit of weight equal to 14 pounds, used in the UK.

In the UK, 'stone' is a way to measure weight. One stone is 14 pounds, and it is often used to describe people's weight.

She weighs ten stone.

He lost three stone this year.

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A2
noun
Usage:
75%
pit
Translation: pit
Pronunciation: /stoʊn/
Meaning: The hard, solid part of a fruit, like a peach or cherry.

Fruits like cherries and peaches have a hard part inside called a 'stone.' It is not edible and can be taken out.

The stone fell out of the cherry.

Remove the stone before eating the fruit.

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C1
verb
Usage:
21%
throw stones
Translation: throw stones
Pronunciation: /stoʊn/
Meaning: To throw stones at someone or something.

To 'stone' means to throw stones at someone, often as a violent action. This can happen in conflicts or protests.

They stone their enemies in protest.

He was stoned for his beliefs.

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B1
noun
Usage:
41%
game stone
Translation: game stone
Pronunciation: /stoʊn/
Meaning: A stone used in a specific type of traditional game or sport.

In some games, a special stone is used to play. It can be rolled, thrown, or placed in specific ways during the game.

He rolled the stone in the game.

The kids played with a stone on the field.

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