see-saw
Pronunciation
Noun
A1 Beginner
Quick answer
A long plank balanced in the middle, on which two people sit on opposite ends and take turns going up and down.
Test yourself
Which word fits the gap? "The twins took turns going up and down on the _____."
Answer: see-saw
In your own words, what does "see-saw" mean?
A long plank balanced in the middle, on which two people sit on opposite ends and take turns going up and down.
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