at a time in the past, often used to introduce a fairy tale or fictional story
"Once upon a time" is a traditional phrase used at the beginning of a story, particularly fairy tales or folklore, to signal that the narrative is set in a time or place that is not specified and often magical or imaginary. This phrase sets the stage for storytelling by creating an atmosphere of timelessness and fantasy, inviting the audience into a world where extraordinary events can unfold.
a chair with wheels that is designed particularly for the use of disabled persons
A wheelchair is a device used by people who have difficulty walking or moving around on their own, including a seat placed on wheels. Wheelchairs come in various types, including push wheelchairs that are pushed by the user or a caregiver, and electric wheelchairs that are powered by batteries and controlled using a handle or other methods. These devices provide essential movement and independence for individuals with disabilities or limited movement, allowing them to move around comfortably and participate in daily activities. Wheelchairs are designed with features such as adjustable seats, footrests, and brakes to ensure safety and comfort for the user.
a state of being free from pain, worry, or other unpleasant feelings
very necessary for a particular purpose or situation
books, movies, etc. about imaginary things based on science
Science fiction is a genre of film, television, or literature that explores imaginative ideas based on science and future technology. It often includes elements such as advanced technology, space travel, time travel, or life from other planets. The stories are set in worlds different from our own, often involving creative scenarios and inventions that go beyond current scientific knowledge. The goal of science fiction is to entertain and provoke thought by presenting interesting and inventive ideas about the future or alternative realities.
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to have actual presence or reality, even if no one is thinking about it or noticing it
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the latest or most advanced level of technology, design, or knowledge in a particular field
an old person, especially someone who is retired
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to guess the value, number, quantity, size, etc. of something without exact calculation
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to become less in amount, size, or degree
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all the individuals who work in a particular company, industry, country, etc.
a period of time in which someone no longer works due to old age
The phrase "golden years" was first used in Shakespeare's play "Henry V" in 1599, where it referred to the later years of someone's life. It is used to describe the later years of someone's life, typically from retirement age onwards.
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an order, particularly given by someone in a position of authority
a way of communicating emotions or attitudes through movements and positions of the face, such as smiling, frowning, or raising eyebrows
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