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heart ( Noun)
UK /hɑːt/ US /hɑːrt/
Plural
hearts
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A2
the structure in the chest that circulates blood around the body; in humans, it is usually on the left.
-> Everyone should go for check up to check if their heart is healthy
-> The heart has four chambers.
-> Rhytm disorders cause malfunctioning of the heart.
2-
B2
a sign of love in the shape of a heart, frequently red
-> The new sticker is in the shape of heart.
-> On the dress there are tiny colourful hearts.
-> People mostly use emoji having heart on the eyes.
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B1
the considered location in a person where emotions and feelings, particularly those related to love, are stored
-> Linda broke her best friend's heart.
-> Henry's heart is so naive that he cannot ignore any animal in the street.
-> She has a pure heart.
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B1
the most significant place of something
-> Some assert that climax is the heart of a story but it is not necessary.
-> Heart of the dialogue was interrupted by knocking on the door.
5-
B1
central part of somewhere or something
-> San Jose is the heart of Silicon Valley.
-> The heart of the city contributes to urban crisis, it should be redesigned.
Synonym
Center
Word Families
'heart' Contained Stories
Art is associated with feelings. Painters reflect their emotions in their works. All kinds of emotions can be felt in the works, regardless of fright or calmness people experience. Different images awaken different emotions. While works which are targeted to reveal good feelings warm our hearts, works with dark thoughts sadden us. By showing these emotions in the works, painters not only satisfy themselves, but also sensitize the public to feelings. People can see their own shadows in those works. This is just one aspect of how art serves the public. On the other hand people also can reach the knowledge of the emotions they don't know. Thus, art fruitions.
