Nun meaning in English
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Definition
a nun: a religious woman who lives away from society
Examples
- "I see... So... About your costume... Where did you get the idea to be a pregnant nun?"
- ""Everyone" includes small children and nuns."
- "You're a nun, right?"
- "I love nuns!"
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with 2 terms used in the audio.
The 1st describes the state of expecting a baby. The 2nd describes a woman who belongs to a religious order.
Philip thinks that Yolanda is dressed as a .
The 1st describes the state of expecting a baby. The 2nd describes a woman who belongs to a religious order.
Philip thinks that Yolanda is dressed as a .
Fill in the blanks with 2 terms used in the audio.
The 1st describes the state of expecting a baby. The 2nd describes a woman who belongs to a religious order.
Philip thinks that Yolanda is dressed as a pregnant 1 nun 2.
The 1st describes the state of expecting a baby. The 2nd describes a woman who belongs to a religious order.
Philip thinks that Yolanda is dressed as a pregnant 1 nun 2.
1 pregnant: A "pregnant" woman is awaiting the birth of her child or is expecting a baby. Philip thinks that Yolanda is dressed as a "pregnant nun". When Yolanda says "I'm not pregnant!", Philip replies, "It's just because you're fat."
2 nun: A "nun" is a female member of a religious order. She usually takes special vows committing her to a religious life, and lives in a convent. Yolanda is dressed as a "nun" for the costume party.
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