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

A: Could’ve = could have

There is no condition, it is certain
In other words:
It’s definite that there is not condition

Does that help?

A: Children who speak certain languages would be more difficult to diagnose in, but symptoms of impaired verbals and short term memory would remain.

The sentence seems it’s missing some information, in my opinion.

A: Cars made by any manufacturer and in any condition (new, old, damaged, etc.)

A: when someone’s panicking or in need of help; I guess you could say “they’re in a distressing condition”

A: 持っていない。Not having something

A: I’m conditioned to think in terms of logic.
I’m conditioned to think in black and white terms.
I’m conditioned to think of the big picture.
I’m conditioned to think of the smallest details.

A: Due to my time in the army, I am conditioned to respond to orders.
Pavlov conditioned his dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell.

A: Supposing that money was not an issue, you can buy any car you wanted.

A: if you drop ice in water it floats

A: The sentence itself seems a bit off. But here are a couple of examples involving the words.

"In order to maintain my car to keep it in its best condition, I wash it every week"
"I run every day to maintain my fitness condition"

A: you don't really say medical illness but you can say physical or mental illness. medical condition is quite unspecific

A: His condition is not as bad as it may seem.
(There is circumstantial evidence that suggests he is not well; it may be an action or his general performance as a human being.)

His condition is not as bad as he looks.
(His outward appearance looks very bad but it is not a reflection of his actual health.)

A: "Condition" means the state of something in regards to it's appearance (how it looks), quality (how good the materials are), or working order (how well it works).

or

It means the circumstances or factors affecting the way in which people live or work.

e.g "The condition of the apartment was very low."

"We couldn't live in these conditions."

"Terms" means a fixed or limited time for which something lasts or is intended to last. Terms are something that you are required to obide.

or

It means a word or phrase that descibes a thing or expresses a concept.

e.g " Do you understand the terms before we begin the training."

"The word "leimotiv" is a musical term."

"Qualification" is offical completion of a course. Your level of education in a specific topic.

"I left school at age 15 with no qualifications."
"I have high qualifications in practicing medicine."

A: Your condition is your state of being or how you feel at the moment. Your sight is just your view or perception.

Ex: I feel sick. (condition)
Ex: You look sick. (sight)

I hope that's what you wanted to know :)

A: "on condition that.." is promising or providing an action/object to the speaker under certain circumstances. Ex: "She accepted the position on condition that there would be opportunity for advancement."

"Assuming that" is taking for granted something that may not be true.
Ex: "I assumed she was fine when she really wasn't"

"Supposing that" is to suggest a possibility.
Ex: "Suppose that you don't get an A on the exam, how will that make you feel?"

A: I’ve been in poor health these days, so I’m more susceptible to catching colds

A: "poor physical condition"はがんかまひなど重度の身体障害を意味すると思う
「具合が良くない」と言いたかったことであれば、「I was under the weather」か「I wasn't feeling well」と言うほうがいいだろう

A: people would say "I'm sorry for my stuttered English" or "broken English" and in addition, would say "thank you for your patience/tolerance with me"

A: somebody who does this is said to
"establish" him/herself.

"He established himself as a hairdresser."

A: Insomnia

A: × ‎The most important condition of my ideal job is absolutely that it is easy to balance work and family.
✓ ‎The most important part of my ideal job is that it is easy to balance work and family.

× I’m housewife now because I quit my job and moved to the U.S. due to my husband’s job.
✓ I’m a housewife now because I quit my job and moved to the U.S. due to my husband’s job.

× But, I worked before.
✓ But, I have worked before.

× I usually had been working overtime.
✓ I usually had to work overtime.

× Also, I sometimes had to go to work from so early in the morning.
✓ Also, I sometimes had to go to work very early in the morning.

× More often than not, taking a shower, eating dinner and wash my teeth were eveyting I could do after I came home until I went to bed.
✓ More often than not, taking a shower, eating dinner and brushing my teeth were the only things I could do after I came home before I went to bed.

× My husband was also same in Japan.
✓ My husband was in the same situation in Japan.

× So, we wasn’t able to talk each other on weekday even though we live together.
✓ So, we weren’t able to talk to each other on weekdays even though we lived together.

× We even had to go to work on weekend.
✓ We even had to go to work on weekends.

× We felt stressed so much.
✓ We felt very stressed

A: × The condition became well.
✓ His condition became better.

× The condition got well.
✓ .

A: × How was physical condition of the appilcant?
✓ How was the physical condition of the applicant?

What do you mean by "physical condition"?
Maybe you can say "How did the applicant look like?"

Or if you want to ask if he/she was attractive you can say "Was the applicant good-looking?"

A:

17,000 ✔️ is a number. No problem

A: Okay, I'll accept it, but on one condition.