🇬🇧 Tennis racket meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A tennis racket is a special sports tool you hold in your hand to play tennis. It has a long handle you grip and a big round or oval frame with tightly stretched strings. When you swing it, the strings hit the tennis ball and send it flying over the net. Tennis rackets are usually light so kids and adults can swing them easily, and they come in different sizes to match the player’s height and strength.

My tennis racket and I agreed that the ball should stay on our side, and that’s why we lost every single point.

When it started to rain, I used my tennis racket as a tiny umbrella and discovered that holes do not make good roofs.

My little brother tried to play tennis with two tennis rackets and zero balls and declared himself the winner anyway.

I tried to twirl my tennis racket like a pro and bonked myself gently on the forehead.

The tennis racket and the ball are best friends, but they show it by constantly smacking into each other.

Tom has a blue tennis racket. Tom holds the tennis racket in his hand. Tom swings the tennis racket and the ball flies. The old dog chases the ball. The tennis racket drops and a child picks up the tennis racket. They laugh and play more. They smile in the park and play again.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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