Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Carrot"

A: It's quite vulgar. I don't know if it's supposed to be literal or figurative. (＠_＠;)
I will assume it is being used figuratively, I searched it up and apparently this can be an odd mistranslation of a Romanian phrase meaning "you are guilty of doing something really bad or expect something really bad to happen and you’re extremely worried".
But other searches say that it is an uncommon variation of the insult, "[you act like you've got] a stick up your ass", as in "you are an extremely rigid and irritating person."
If it is literal, well......
To be honest, I'm not entirely sure because the usage of this phrase can be odd sometimes so it would need more of the original context.

A: "Crosswise" means "across the longest side." Carrots cut crosswise would be shaped like circles. "Lengthwise" is the opposite. It means "along the longest side." Carrots cut lengthwise would be long strips.

A: It could mean: you're trying to persuade them to do the trick as well.
(The usual phrase is dangle a carrot in front of someone)

A: Means teachers are using too much negative reinforcement (stick) and not enough positive reinforcement (carrot).

The "carrot and stick" approach is an idiom that refers to a policy of offering a combination of rewards (carrots to eat) and punishment (hit with a stick) to induce behavior. It is named in reference to a cart driver dangling a carrot in front of a mule and holding a stick behind it.

A: A carrot and stick situation is when you offer someone a reward and a punishment at the same time. If they do what you want you will reward them, but if they don't you will punish them.

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A: Shredded carrots are longer, mostly. These ones are nearly half the length of the carrot but I think it varies.

A: Imagina que estas hablando con dos de tus amigos y uno te dice <>. Volteas y le preguntas a tu otro amigo <<¿También te gustan las zanahorias?>>
Allí es cuando dices "Do you ALSO like to eat carrots?"

A: You don't rub a carrot, you can cut a carrot, grate it, chop it, and so forth. However, you don't usually rub a carrot.

When you put something up against a grate then you're grating it, rubbing a carrot does nothing.

A: Same meaning just a different way to say it.

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A: If you want someone to perform better, you can either offer them a carrot (incentive) or threaten to hit them with a stick. It is an old-fashioned philosophy of management.

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A: You say it just like that. "Do you like Carrots?"

A: Here are two ways to say it...

The first is normal.

The second way emphasises “one carrot”.

A: 2. Wash all ingredients
3. Peel the onion and potatoes

5. Chop all ingredients
6. When water starts boiling, put all ingredients in
7. Cook for 30-40 minutes, stirring occasionally
8. Serve and eat!

Instructions are fine as sentence fragments, but I can rewrite them into full sentences if you'd like. I love curry 😊

A: le mot "broccoli" est mal orthographié et je ne connais pas qu'est-ce que "falsh" signife, écrivez cette phrase en français s'il vous plaît 😃

A: *I ate whole carrots for the first time in forever.

A: I would say:

Carrots are my least favorite vegetable.