space
/speɪs/
noun
- An empty area or room that is available to be used.
- Is there enough space in the car for everyone?
- She cleared a space on her desk to work on the project.
- We need more space in the kitchen for a larger table.
- The area beyond Earth's atmosphere, where stars and planets are.
- Telescopes help us see far into space.
- The astronaut spent six months living in space.
- They launched a rocket into space last night.
- A blank area on a page or document.
- Please write your name in the space at the top of the form.
- Leave a space between each paragraph.
- The printer ran out of ink, leaving white spaces on the page.
- The freedom and time to think or do what you want.
- She asked her roommate for more personal space.
- After the argument, he needed some space to calm down.
- The therapist told him to give his partner space to express her feelings.
verb
- To arrange things with gaps or intervals between them.
- The architect spaced the windows three feet apart.
- You should space your study sessions throughout the week.
- Space the chairs evenly around the table.
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