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Beacon Language

Noun

1. A language, typically English, that is widely understood and used for communication in a specific region or country.

Example: In Singapore, English serves as a beacon language, allowing people from different linguistic backgrounds to communicate effectively.

Noun

2. A language or code used in beacon technology to transmit signals or information to nearby devices.

Example: The beacon language deployed by the shopping mall's Bluetooth beacons enabled personalized offers to be sent to shoppers' smartphones.

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Splash

Noun

1. A sound, action, or movement that creates a scattering or splattering of liquid, often water.

Example: The children laughed as they made a big splash while jumping into the pool.

Noun

2. An impressive impact, especially in terms of publicity or attention.

Example: The celebrity's surprise appearance made a splash in the media, capturing headlines across the country.

Verb

1. To cause liquid, especially water, to scatter or splatter.

Example: Be careful not to splash any water on the floor while washing the dishes.

Verb

2. Informal: To spend or use money extravagantly or without restraint.

Example: She loves to splash out on luxurious vacations and fine dining experiences.

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