ware

noun

/weə(r)/

/wer/

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[uncountable] (in compounds) objects made of the material or in the way or place mentioned
- ceramic ware
- a collection of local ware
- basketware
see also flatware, glassware, silverware
[uncountable] (in compounds) objects used for the purpose or in the room mentioned
- bathroom ware
- ornamental ware
- homeware
see also kitchenware, tableware
Homophones ware | wear | where
ware wear where
/weə(r)/

/wer/
- ware noun
  The products include porcelain and ceramic ware.
- wear verb
  Don't wear that jacket—it's far too big!
- wear noun
  Comfortable and smart, this jacket is suitable for office wear.
- where adverb
  Where are you going on your next adventure?
- where conjunction
  He was free to go where he liked.
wares
[plural] (old-fashioned) things that somebody is selling, especially in the street or at a market
- He travelled from town to town selling his wares.

Word OriginOld English waru ‘commodities’, of Germanic origin, perhaps the same word as Scots ware ‘cautiousness’, and having the primary sense ‘object of care’.

单词	ware
释义	ware noun /weə(r)/ /wer/ jump to other results [uncountable] (in compounds) objects made of the material or in the way or place mentioned ceramic ware a collection of local ware basketware see also flatware, glassware, silverware [uncountable] (in compounds) objects used for the purpose or in the room mentioned bathroom ware ornamental ware homeware see also kitchenware, tableware Homophones ware \| wear \| whereware wear where /weə(r)/ /wer/ ware noun The products include porcelain and ceramic ware. wear verb Don't wear that jacket—it's far too big! wear noun Comfortable and smart, this jacket is suitable for office wear. where adverb Where are you going on your next adventure? where conjunction He was free to go where he liked. wares [plural] (old-fashioned) things that somebody is selling, especially in the street or at a market He travelled from town to town selling his wares. Word OriginOld English waru ‘commodities’, of Germanic origin, perhaps the same word as Scots ware ‘cautiousness’, and having the primary sense ‘object of care’.
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