🇬🇧 Diamond meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A diamond is a flat shape with four straight sides that are all the same length, but it looks like a square that is tipped onto one of its points, so it stands on a corner instead of a flat side.

The kite had a big blue diamond on it, and it flew higher than my math grade.

The teacher said, “Draw a diamond,” and my brain said, “How about a weird square doing yoga instead?”

I drew a diamond on the board and my friend said, “Nice potato,” so now I have to rethink my art career.

My sister tried to draw a diamond and somehow invented a brand-new shape that probably needs its own name and warning label.

The puzzle had a missing diamond piece, so we used a tortilla chip and declared it modern art.

Anna sat at the table and drew a square. She turned the paper and saw a diamond. She folded the paper into a thin diamond and cut it out. She tied the diamond to a string. The diamond caught the sun and made a small bright spot on the wall. Anna smiled at the diamond and clapped.

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This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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