The word "TEES" is spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) transcription as /tiːz/. The IPA symbols used in this transcription represent the sounds of both the consonants and the vowels found in the word. The pronunciation of the word is represented by the symbol /tiːz/, which indicates two long "e" sounds pronounced consecutively. This word typically refers to a type of shirt with short sleeves, usually made of cotton. Proper spelling is important for clear communication, both in written and spoken language.
TEES (noun, plural)
1. T-shirts: A casual, short-sleeved cotton garment, typically with a round neckline and without a collar or buttons. T-shirts are typically made of soft, breathable fabric and are often worn informally as a comfortable and versatile piece of clothing. They are popular for their simplicity and suitability for various occasions, including casual outings, sports activities, and as promotional merchandise.
2. Golf tees: Small pegs or markers used in the game of golf to elevate the ball off the ground for the initial stroke on each hole. Golf tees are usually made of wood or plastic and are inserted into the ground at a specified spot, allowing golfers to position their ball at a desired height and orientation before striking it with a golf club. They help ensure a consistent tee-off and facilitate proper golf etiquette.
3. Tee markers: Objects, often shaped like small cylinders or cones, used on golf courses to indicate the starting points for different levels of play. Tee markers are placed on or near the teeing ground, defining the specific location from which golfers must tee off. They are typically color-coded to differentiate between tees for men, women, and different skill levels, allowing the game to be played fairly and efficiently.
4. (verb) To tee: To place a golf ball on a tee preparatory to playing a stroke. The act of teeing is when a golfer sets up the ball on a golf tee, readying it for the initial swing. Proper teeing helps ensure consistent play and fair competition among golfers.
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