clay
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kleɪ/
clay means: Soft, sticky earth that becomes hard when heated and is used to make pots and bricks.
noun
POTTERY EARTHB1
Soft, sticky earth that becomes hard when heated and is used to make pots and bricks.
- This pot is made of clay.
- She shaped the wet clay with her hands.
- The garden has heavy clay soil.
CLAIMED TERRITORYC2
Land that people claim belongs to a particular country or group.
- They called the island their rightful clay.
- The meme described the region as disputed clay.
- Online nationalists argued about whose clay the valley was.
Questions about clay
What does clay mean?
Soft, sticky earth that becomes hard when heated and is used to make pots and bricks.
What is clay in other languages?
Türkçe: kil · Español: arcilla · Français: argile · Deutsch: Ton · Italiano: argilla · 日本語: 粘土
How do you pronounce clay?
It is pronounced /kleɪ/.
How do you use clay in a sentence?
This pot is made of clay. She shaped the wet clay with her hands.
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