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Definition of «basket»

A basket is a container made from woven or plaited plant materials, such as willow, reeds, or grasses. It can also refer to a device used for holding and carrying things, often with handles. In a more general sense, a basket can mean a collection of something, such as a group of eggs in a basket or a variety of items in a gift basket.

Usage examples

  1. In a grocery store, I bought a basket of fresh fruits and vegetables.
  2. During Easter, children go on an egg hunt and collect the hidden eggs in a basket.
  3. I went to a picnic and prepared a basket filled with sandwiches, snacks, and drinks.
  4. In basketball, players try to score points by shooting the ball into the opposing team's basket.
  5. At the farmer's market, I purchased a basket of organic eggs and locally-grown produce.
  6. After doing laundry, I carried the clean clothes back to my room in a laundry basket.
  7. I received a gift basket for my birthday, which contained gourmet chocolates, wine, and scented candles.
  8. During a shopping spree, I found a beautiful handmade basket that I now use as a decorative piece in my living room.
  9. At the store, I found a basket full of colorful yarns for my knitting project.
  10. In a toy store, I saw a child happily pushing a toy shopping cart with a small basket attached, pretending to do grocery shopping.

Phrases with «basket»

Sentences with «basket»

  • They are comprised of baskets of stocks, bonds or other assets. (fidelity.com)
  • Mutual funds have been around for a long time and are the traditional way of investing in baskets of stocks or bonds. (mindfullyinvesting.com)
  • A padded push - handle, parent tray with two cup holders, and large storage basket with front and rear access provide added convenience for mom or dad. (chiccousa.com)
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