sweet, sweat

sweet  - /swiːt/

sweat - /swɛt/

• After a long workout, she rewarded herself with a sweet treat to make up for all the sweat.
• He could taste the sweet victory after hours of hard work and sweat.
• The bakery smelled sweet, but after a day of baking, the chef was covered in sweat.
• She felt the sweat on her brow but smiled, knowing the sweet reward of success was near.
• The hot day left him drenched in sweat, so he grabbed a cold, sweet lemonade.
• Baking all day is hard work, but the sweet scent of cookies made the sweat worth it.
• As she ran the last mile, she imagined the sweet relief waiting after all the sweat and effort.
• He wiped the sweat from his face and took a bite of the sweet fruit he’d been craving.
• The gym was filled with the smell of sweat, but her protein shake had a sweet taste.
• After cleaning up in the hot sun, a sweet, cold drink was the perfect way to beat the sweat.

Key Differences:

    • Sweet (having a sugary taste or a pleasing quality): /swiːt/, pronounced with a long "ee" sound as in "see".

    • Sweat (perspiration, or the act of perspiring): /swɛt/, with the short "e" sound as in "set".

make up - компенсировать; составить