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

A: Ditch can be slang for secretly leaving other people.

A: no meaning she’s probably single and wants you as boyfriend or friend

A: Ditch是有點像 忽略 不去理的意思
Resolutions我不知道它是不是指新年的新希望(new year resolutions)

是的話
就是”忘掉/忽略你的新年新希望吧”那種意思

A: A last option.

A: ditch = get rid of or leave (ditch a girlfriend, ditch this place)

dreaming instead of sleeping = one of those all-night sessions with friends talking about weird and wonderful things AND/OR doing drugs

A: Ditch - verb - to leave without explanation or permission.
“Hey, do you want to ditch next class? I have a test I don’t want to take.”
Ditch - noun - at the side of a road, when the ground is lower than the road.
“Watch out for the ditch! It’ll be hard to get the car out.”

A: I am ditching my chores because mom is not home.

A: Ditch = a narrow channel dug in the ground.
"she rescued a cat from the ditch"

Ditch = dig
"they started ditching (digging) the coastal areas"

informal:
Ditch = get rid of; give up.
"it crossed her mind to ditch (leave) her shoes and run"

A: "He ditched me at the party!" (He left me alone at the party.)
"Let's ditch this place." (Let's leave.)

or
"He ditched me in line!" (He stepped in front of me in line.)

A: Usually ‘ditch’ used in everyday talk is slang for leaving someone alone.
Example:
“Please don’t ditch me at the party.”

To leave or quit is usually used to leave/quit a job, club activity, ect.
Example:
“I think I might quit this job soon. I got an better offer from a different company.”

A: ditch usually implies that you were with a group and left them. “I ditched my friends at the party”. Meaning you left your friends there. Bail usually implies that you canceled plans before ever making it. “Kate bailed on us for this afternoon”. Meaning Kate decided not to join in the plans for the afternoon.

However both can be used interchangeably because they’re slang

A: A ditch is a trench or channel dug into the ground, while a pit is any type of hole in the ground.

A: I’d say the two are almost the same the only difference that comes to mind is that when I hear trench I think of it being deep while ditch could be deep or shallow.

A: Scoot means you leave somewhere quickly. Ditch means you promised to do something with someone but didn't do it. Hope this helps 👍🏼.

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A: Ditch.

A: It sounds natural but maybe you could say
Because of that, I have to ditch all my plans. If you're speaking present tense

A: It may mean "ditch" as in "a list-ditch..." which is defined as
an effort or attempt that is made at the end of a series of failures to solve a problem, and is not expected to succeed

Here I don't think play here means a literal play or game. I think it means an attempt (I might be wrong it depends on context)
e.g. His last play was to attempt an attack on the headquarters.


Merck's beginning play was to create a new drug. (here play means something like "action")

A: you meant this "ditches"`, it also makes sence with the verb "clean".

A: I almost drowned in that ditch because my wife pushed me

A: What? I think you forgot some words.
"She had her hat blown off in a ditch, so she picked it up with a manipulator arm." とかかな～

Without more context, it's difficult to say. "Manipulator arm" sounds like some kind of robot arm, perhaps with a retractable claw or pinching mechanism.. Why would someone be near a ditch and have a manipulator arm with them? Is this a sci-fi movie?

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