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

A: Imagine you're faced with choices that might look tempting at first but lead to bad consequences later on. Think of them like "sneaky" choices. "Demon choices" is just a dramatic way of talking about these decisions. It's like choosing that super delicious candy bar even though you're on a diet. It seems great at the moment, but you'll regret it later. So, "demon choices" are choices that seem good or tempting now but can come back to haunt you! 😈🍫

A: Everyone wants a hardwood floor because it is very nice and high-class. Even a demon wants to be high-class.

A: Gene Simmons plays a demon in his band named KISS and the person agrees with him.

A: when someone says they faced their demons, it's a way to express they finally acknowledged their problem they've been having.

for example if someone said that they were afraid of telling the truth but decided to face their demons it means they decided to confront their problem.

A: NordicRest is correct. However, I would like to add:

That quote has a self loathing tone on part of the speaker. The speaker feels bad and wants pity.

That is not always a bad thing, but be worried if someone says it to you who is a native speaker of English.

A: @oxygenium02 The words "demon" and "devil" are often used interchangeably, but they do have distinct meanings:

1. Demon: A demon typically refers to a supernatural being, often depicted as malevolent or evil, in various mythologies, folklore, and religious traditions.

Example sentences:
- The ancient legends speak of powerful demons that haunted the dark forests.
- She believed that her nightmares were caused by a malevolent demon.

2. Devil: The devil specifically refers to a powerful and evil entity in certain religious beliefs, such as Christianity, who is considered the personification of evil and an adversary of God.

Example sentences:
- According to Christian teachings, the devil tempts humans to commit sinful acts.
- The priest warned the congregation about the devil's deceptive tactics.

While the terms "demon" and "devil" can sometimes overlap in their portrayal of evil or supernatural entities, "demon" is a broader term that encompasses a range of malevolent beings, whereas "devil" specifically refers to a particular figure in religious contexts.

「Demon（デーモン）」と「devil（デビル）」はしばしば同じような意味で使われますが、それぞれに異なる意味があります。

1. Demon（デーモン）: デーモンは一般的には超自然的な存在を指し、さまざまな神話、民間伝承、宗教の伝統において邪悪で悪意を持つ存在として描かれます。

例文：
- 古代の伝説には、暗い森を徘徊する強力なデーモンが登場する。
- 彼女は悪意のあるデーモンによって悪夢に悩まされていると信じていた。

2. Devil（デビル）: デビルは特にキリスト教などの一部の宗教信仰において用いられ、悪の化身であり、神に対抗する存在とされる邪悪な実体を指します。

例文：
- キリスト教の教えによれば、デビルは人間を罪に誘惑する存在です。
- 司祭は教会の信者たちにデビルの欺瞞的な手法について警告しました。

「Demon」と「devil」は悪や超自然的な存在を描く点で一部重なることがありますが、「Demon」はより広範な用語であり、さまざまな邪悪な存在を包括します。一方、「devil」は特定の宗教的文脈における特定の存在を指します。

A: They are the same. Just different ways to say it

A: A hang-up is something very minor. An 'inner demon' is worded much stronger and sounds like a serious problem.

A: Demon Slayer is a story about fighting against monsters that eat humans. I find watching the anime more fun & enjoyable than reading the original Manga because I think the artwork in the Manga is a bit ugly and poorly drawn.

Comic" 대신에 "Manga"라는 단어를 사용해도 자연스러워요.

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A: Unless his/her name is demon king, no capitalization needed

A: TO BE TO is used to give someone instructions or orders. Let’s say a father lets his daughter go on vacation with her friend’s family for a week. He tells her “you can go with them, but you’re to call me every day.“ this means that she can go, but he’s ordering her as her father to call him every day while she’s away.

A: Sounds good, but why does the demon eat snails?

A: We know that demons and angels coexist in our mind. And we have to choose whether to show one or the other to every person we meet, and that will be what forms our relationship and brings karma.

By karma, do you only mean bad karma?

A: If the demon is taking full control, then English actually has a word for that, it's "possessed." To be possessed is to be moved by a strong feeling, madness, or supernatural power (like a demon).

A demon possessed him.
He was possessed by a demon.

If the demon is not taking control, but literally jumping inside of him, then both are correct. But they make the demon sound really small, small enough to jump inside a person's body.

Hope that helps.