three, tree

 three - /θriː/

 tree - /triː/

• There are three apples hanging from that tree in the backyard.
• She planted one tree for each of her three children.
• He saw three birds perched on a single tree branch.
• The park had three benches, each shaded by a tall tree.
• After hiking for three hours, they finally reached a giant redwood tree.
• The children counted to three before climbing the big tree together.
• They spotted three squirrels running around the base of the old oak tree.
• Each family member carved their initials into the tree, creating three sets of letters.
• The yard had three different types of tree—oak, maple, and pine.
• They took three steps forward, stopping just under a large pine tree.

Key Differences:

    • Three (the number 3): /θriː/, pronounced with the "th" sound (voiceless dental fricative) as in "think" and a long "ee" sound as in "see".

    • Tree (a tall plant with a trunk and branches): /triː/, beginning with the "t" sound and also with the long "ee" sound.

perch - /pəːtʃ/ - 1 ) насест, перч, жердь, 2) взгромоздиться, садиться, усесться, 3) окунь