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UK/["/ˈaɪtəm/"]/US/["/ˈaɪtəm/"]/

Meaning of Item

In simple words: A single thing or object.

Item in a sentence

  • Please take a look at the item on the shelf.
  • She bought a new item for her collection.
  • The store offers a discount on every item today.
  • Can you list each item in your report?
  • This item is part of a larger set.

How to use Item

The word 'item' is commonly used in both written and spoken English. It is suitable for formal and informal contexts. However, avoid using 'item' when referring to abstract concepts; it's best for physical things or specific entries in lists.

Grammar pattern

countable noun

Memory hint

Think of 'item' like an 'in-thing' or a part of a collection.

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Collocations with Item

Opposites of Item

Common mistakes with Item

  • Using 'item' as an uncountable noun.
  • Confusing 'item' with 'idea' in abstract contexts.
  • Pluralizing incorrectly (e.g., 'items' should be used instead of 'itemes').

Compare Item with Object, Thing, Article, Element, Unit

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Frequently asked questions about Item

What does Item mean?

A single thing or object.

What is the definition of Item?

one thing on a list of things to buy, do, talk about, etc.

How do you use Item in a sentence?

Please take a look at the item on the shelf.

Can you give another example of Item?

She bought a new item for her collection.

What are synonyms for Item?

Common alternatives include object, thing, article, element, unit.

What is the opposite of Item?

Opposite meanings include whole, collection, group.

What words go with Item?

It commonly pairs with individual, particular, single, item of, item about, item on, item by item, an item on the agenda, list, menu, etc., individual, particular, single, item of, item about, item on, item by item, an item on the agenda, list, menu, etc., individual, particular, single, item of, item about, item on, item by item, an item on the agenda, list, menu, etc..

What are common mistakes when using Item?

Using 'item' as an uncountable noun. Confusing 'item' with 'idea' in abstract contexts. Pluralizing incorrectly (e.g., 'items' should be used instead of 'itemes').

How do you pronounce Item?

US: /["/ˈaɪtəm/"]/, UK: /["/ˈaɪtəm/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Item?

The word 'item' is commonly used in both written and spoken English. It is suitable for formal and informal contexts. However, avoid using 'item' when referring to abstract concepts; it's best for physical things or specific entries in lists.

What CEFR level is Item?

"Item" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.