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ptod

 

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ptod

Part of Speech: Noun, Verb, Adjective
Senses: Popular, Local


Sense: Popular


Noun:

Definition: A popular and trendy acronym used in social media that stands for "Please take one for the team."

Sample Sentence:

"I can't attend the party tonight, but ptod and have a great time on my behalf!"


Verb:

Definition: To willingly sacrifice oneself or make a personal sacrifice for the betterment of a group.

Sample Sentence:

"In order to meet the tight deadline, she decided to ptod by pulling an all-nighter."


Adjective:

Definition: Referring to something that is widely accepted, embraced, or regarded as fashionable by the general public.

Sample Sentence:

"The new smartphone model is quite ptod with its sleek design and advanced features."


Sense: Local


Noun:

Definition: In the context of a local community, an abbreviation for "Public Transport On Demand," referring to a flexible transportation service tailored to individual needs.

Sample Sentence:

"The implementation of the PTOD system improved transportation accessibility in our town."


Verb:

Definition: To use or request the services of a local on-demand public transport system.

Sample Sentence:

"I usually ptod when commuting to work as it provides a convenient and affordable travel option."


Adjective:

Definition: Pertaining to a local or region-specific characteristic or preference.

Sample Sentence:

"This dish is a ptod specialty, enjoyed by locals and visitors alike."



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