Space meaning in English
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Definition
(an enclosed) space: (an enclosed, walled) area, room, place
Giant strawberries need big spaces to grow because they take up a lot of room.
(Can you see the asteroid) in space?: (Can you see the asteroid) in the sky or stars, in the galaxy?
- "Donna : Listen to me, Icarus from San Francisco: your personal space is sacred, and no one can harm you there."
- "If you need extra space, you can just drag your applications from one screen onto the second screen!"
- "I've got my own space, in space."
- "I can fit into tight spaces!"
- "I cannot stay in small spaces, I get hungry."
- "Let me welcome you to Yellowstone Park, one of America's greatest natural spaces."
- "There's not enough space at our current site."
- "A place where the User space could be consulted at any time, day or night, online or off!"
- "Things got a little bit crazy in Kalackistan and I told him that I needed some space, a little bit of time to think."
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