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- 吃瓜 - HiNative
The phrase "吃瓜" (chī guā) in Simplified Chinese is a popular internet slang that originated from China It literally translates to "eat melon" in English, but it has a figurative meaning in online cultur
- What does For fuck’s sake or for fucks sake mean? - HiNative
「For fuck's sake」或「for fucks sake」是一种英语（美国）的表达方式，用于表达强烈的不满、或愤怒之情个短语常用于口语和非正式场合，具有强烈的情绪色彩，因此在正式场合或与陌生人交流时应避免使用。
- What is the meaning of dropping a deuce? - Question about . . . - HiNative
Definition of dropping a deuce A "deuce" is another word for 2 in cards Number 2 stands for pooping "Dropping a number 2 "|@FabulousHugger: slang for going poop :p|Slang for going poo Like: "I'm going to go drop off the kids at the pool" "I am going to unleash the brown bear!" "I'm going to download a brown-load " "Honk out a dirt snake"
- My fovorite animal are cats. VS My favorite animal is cats. - HiNative
在这个问题中，"My favorite animal is cats " 是正确的句子。这是因为 "favorite animal" 是单数形式，所以谓语动词应该用单数形式 "is"。
- Snacks 和 Munchies 和 Refreshments 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
SnacksThey are the same, but you would say to your friends, we are having munchies or snacks If you are inviting your teacher or you boss, or a more formal social gathering, you would say refreshments Refreshments almost always means including drinks of some kind Drinks are not included if you say snacks 的同义词
- check it 和 check it out 和 check it up 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
check itCheck it - can be used to say if you need to check something, someone will ask you to 'check it' Check it out - usually a more informal way of saying 'look at this' or 'you should have a look at this' Check it up - isnt a term used in english, i think you may be referring to 'check up' like a check up the doctor's Hope this helps, im happy to clarify anything 😊 的同义词
- Which is correct, get a good rest or take a good rest? - HiNative
@maruo: I've never heard anyone in America say or write, "get a good rest" or "take a good rest" But maybe they say expressions like these in other English speaking countries, I don't know, but not Americans Although they are grammatically correct expressions, I've never heard them I've heard: Get some rest, you deserve it Take a break Have a good break Better get some rest Better take
- societal 和 social 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
societal@tkham1212 ️Similarity: both are adjectives that describe society and social relations I’m that sense, they are the same and interchangeable Example: We need to address societal issues before we deal with climate change (You could use either word here) Difference: The adjective societal is NOT very common in modern usage It is a more formal word used more for social
- on the street 和 up the street 和 down the street - HiNative
on the street'Down the street' and 'up the street' mean basically the same thing but you would usually be talking about the street that you are currently on 'On the street' you could be talking about any street but you would usually need to specify 'There are many restaurants down up the street' means further along the street 'There are many restaurants on the street' you would normally
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