🇬🇧 Tablet meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A tablet is a small, flat computer that you usually hold in your hands. It doesn’t need a keyboard or mouse, because you control it by touching the screen with your fingers or a special pen. You can use a tablet to play games, draw pictures, read books, watch shows, do homework, and talk to people, almost like a portable TV and computer mixed together.

My tablet is so smart it knows when I’m supposed to study and suddenly becomes very interesting.

The tablet said “low battery,” which is exactly how I feel during math class.

My tablet froze on the pause screen, so even the game needed a break from me losing.

I tried to unlock my tablet with my serious thinking face, but it didn’t recognize “confused potato” as a person.

The tablet’s battery died, and suddenly books were back in business.

At the bus stop, a small boy held a thin tablet, worried the screen would crack. A woman smiled, took his tablet, wiped the screen, and tapped the bright picture. The tablet lit up with his mother's face; he reached, touched the tablet, and laughed. The woman handed back the tablet; the bus arrived and he felt safe.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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