🇬🇧 Wrist meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Your wrist is the bendy joint between your hand and your arm. It lets you twist, turn, and move your hand so you can wave, write, draw, catch things, and do all kinds of tricks.

The fitness watch on my wrist keeps congratulating me for walking, even when I’m just pacing to find snacks.

I tried to do eight cartwheels in a row, and my wrists politely requested a vacation.

Mom said, “Be careful with your wrist,” right before I showed her my extremely unsafe sock-puppet karate move.

I tried to spin my pencil around my wrist like a cool spy, and it shot across the room like a tiny helicopter.

Grandpa tried to dance, but mainly just wiggled his wrists like confused spaghetti noodles.

After a fall, a boy cried and held his wrist. His mother saw a red mark on the wrist and cleaned it. She pressed a cool cloth on the wrist and wrapped a soft band to keep the wrist still. The boy let out a laugh, touched his wrist and the band, and rode his bike home with a smile.

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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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