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rec

[rek] / rɛk /


Example Sentences

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He learned to distinguish “sharps”—professional gamblers, who tend to win more—with the “rec flow,” or recreational gamblers who are less sophisticated.

From The Wall Street Journal

Downstairs, there are three other bedrooms that are just as chic and can “easily double as a rec room, office, or creative space” and come complete with their own fireplaces.

From MarketWatch

“It picks from the essence of how we all grew up when you played in the park or rec league, wherever you went, one guy had two dudes to choose and you get to pick your five, so it’s kind of taking you back to the essence of how we grew up playing ball. It’s something we’re all familiar with so that’s a little twist that takes us back to our roots.”

From Los Angeles Times

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend was at the Rec and will have been pleased to see two of his young internationals thriving against tough opposition.

From BBC

When the rest of them finish eating, Liz goes up to her room, Dad heads downstairs to the rec room, turns on the news.

From Literature