basket
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbæskɪt/ · UK /ˈbɑːskɪt/
Forms: baskets
basket means: A container made from thin strips woven together, used to hold or carry things.
noun
A container made from thin strips woven together, used to hold or carry things.
- She carried a basket of apples.
- We packed our lunch in a picnic basket.
- The empty baskets were stacked by the door.
A container you carry around a shop to hold the things you want to buy.
- Put the milk in the basket.
- She picked up a basket near the shop entrance.
- There were no shopping baskets left.
A list of items you have chosen to buy on a shopping website.
- Your basket is empty.
- I added two books to my basket.
- Check your basket before you pay.
The metal ring and hanging net that players throw a basketball through to score.
- The ball hit the basket’s rim.
- He stood under the basket, waiting for a pass.
- Both baskets had new nets for the match.
A successful basketball shot that earns points.
- Her basket won the game.
- He scored three baskets in a row.
- Did that last basket count?
Questions about basket
What does basket mean?
A container made from thin strips woven together, used to hold or carry things.
What is basket in other languages?
Türkçe: sepet · Español: cesta · Français: panier · Deutsch: Korb · Italiano: cesto · 日本語: かご
How do you pronounce basket?
In American English /ˈbæskɪt/; in British English /ˈbɑːskɪt/.
How do you use basket in a sentence?
She carried a basket of apples. We packed our lunch in a picnic basket.
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