Cool MateMeaning of Crater
A bowl-shaped depression on a surface, typically from an impact or explosion.
In simple words: A large hole in the ground, often caused by an explosion or impact.
Crater in a sentence
- The meteorite created a massive crater upon impact with the earth.
- NASA captured stunning images of a crater on Mars.
- Volcanic craters can be formed by explosive eruptions.
- The moon's surface is riddled with craters from countless impacts.
- In the ice age, large craters were left by melting glaciers.
How to use Crater
Used in scientific contexts, particularly geology and astronomy. Avoid using in casual contexts unless speaking about specific events.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'crater' like a 'great hole' where something big hit the ground.
Related words
Collocations with Crater
- impact crater
- volcanic crater
- lunar crater
- crater rim
- circular crater
Synonyms for Crater
- depression
- hollow
- bowl
- pockmark
Common mistakes with Crater
- Confused with 'creator', which refers to someone who makes something.
- Used as a verb instead of a noun.
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Frequently asked questions about Crater
What does Crater mean?
A large hole in the ground, often caused by an explosion or impact.
What is the definition of Crater?
A bowl-shaped depression on a surface, typically from an impact or explosion.
How do you use Crater in a sentence?
The meteorite created a massive crater upon impact with the earth.
Can you give another example of Crater?
NASA captured stunning images of a crater on Mars.
What are synonyms for Crater?
Common alternatives include depression, hollow, bowl, pockmark.
What words go with Crater?
It commonly pairs with impact crater, volcanic crater, lunar crater, crater rim, circular crater.
What are common mistakes when using Crater?
Confused with 'creator', which refers to someone who makes something. Used as a verb instead of a noun.
How do you pronounce Crater?
US: //ˈkreɪtər//, UK: //ˈkreɪtə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Crater?
Used in scientific contexts, particularly geology and astronomy. Avoid using in casual contexts unless speaking about specific events.