K
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- noun
- /keɪ/
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K
- Jason had mistyped, had hit the k instead of the j.
Larger K means small wavelength, Large K means rapid oscillation.
- Larger K means small wavelength, Large K means rapid oscillation.
- But the people who read Philip K Dick, our people are going.
- So you have the sum of K plus your next term.
- The people are in crisis and a big wing like K Wing, you save people.
- Press a button, the tailgate goes up with the K backwards and logo on it.
Examples
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The teacher asked the students to write the letter K on the board.
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So we write the IJ and the K in the first row.
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However, he omits the k in the word "knees" (l. 110), which has figured prominently in paleographic debate.
Academic text (2016) -
In English, the word 'kite' starts with the letter K.
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When spelling his name, Jason emphasized the letter K in the middle.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A tiny particle made when particles hit each other very fast that breaks into smaller particles
- Specialized
A tiny particle smaller than an atom that breaks into other particles after high-energy collisions
Surface Forms
Etymology
K comes from a very old sign that made the 'k' sound and later became the Greek letter kappa and then our K, so it still shows the same 'k' sound in words like 'kite' and 'kangaroo'.