code, cod, caught

code - /koʊd/

cod - /kɑːd/

caught - /kɔːt/

• The fisherman caught a cod while I was trying to crack the code for the puzzle.
• She caught the cod with ease, but couldn't figure out the code to open the lock.
• I caught the cod in the net, but the code to the safe was still a mystery.
• The hacker tried to break the code, but was distracted when he caught a cod on his fishing trip.
• He was caught off guard when the code failed, and the cod slipped out of his hands.
• When we caught the cod, we also discovered the hidden code on its tag.
• I caught the cod, but the code I needed for the encryption was still missing.
• The detective caught the thief, but the code to the vault remained a challenge.
• I caught a cod for dinner, and later solved the code that had been bothering me all week.
• As I was reading the code, I caught a glimpse of a cod swimming by in the water.

Pronunciation Differences:

    • Code: /koʊd/ - The "o" sounds like the long "o" as in "go".

    • Cod: /kɒd/ (in American English, this is typically pronounced /kɑːd/) - The "o" sounds like the short "o" in "hot" or "pot".

    • Caught: /kɔːt/ - The "au" has the "aw" sound as in "law".

Cod - треска