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

A: "Slammed" is slang for criticized heavily. A "groom" is a man that is about to get married.

A: To take care of. For example, if you go to get your dog groomed, they're taking care of the dog by cutting its hair and washing it.

A: cleaning or refering to an animal - to get it clean and cut or washed

A: 1.) as a noun it is a man who is getting married, like the woman who is his bride.
2.) as a verb it means to clean up/bathe. you can take your dog to the groomers and they will bathe your dog.

A: Groom has different meanings :)

1. "Groom" is a verb. It means to clean or brush something, like an animal :)
2. "Groom" is also a noun. It means the man who's getting married (example: Bride and Groom)

A: The model was immaculately groomed. He was ready for the runway.

The dog was immaculately groomed. He smells fresh and clean. His nails are trimmed and his coat is nice and shiny.

A: I started grooming my dog to make her fur look pretty.

A: The chap was immaculately groomed when he arrived for the wedding.

A: "The girls go crazy over a well groomed man."

"I guess that explains your situation my poorly groomed friend."

"Shut up, Joey!"

A:
grooming is a subset/form of care that emphasizes appearance and hygiene.

A: Trim means to cut. Trimming eyebrows means to cut hair or perhaps to remove hair.
Grooming is the process of taking care of yourself: hygiene and appearance.

Grooming your eyebrows almost certainly means to trim your eyebrows, because there is nothing else to do with eyebrows. It is implied.

Grooming hair could mean to comb, to put in a scrunchy, or to trim the hair.

A: Fiancé = the name for the male half of a couple after engagement but before wedding day.

Groom = the name for the male half of a couple on the wedding day before ceremony is completed

Husband = the name for the male half of a couple after wedding ceremony is completed


For females it is Fiancée, Bride, Wife

All the above are traditional usages, lots of people use various substitutes now like partner, spouse, etc.

A: groom is man who will soon be married or just got married, a fiancé is someone who is engaged to be married with their s/o

A: As nouns the difference between groom and fiance is that groom is a man who is about to become or has recently become part of a married couple short form of bridegroom or groom can be a person who cares for horses while fiance is .
As verbs the difference between groom and fiance is that groom is to attend to one's appearance and clothing while fiance is (obsolete) to betroth; to affiance.

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A: Already in English :)

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A:

you could also say:

We have to continually/consistently groom our competitive edge.

A: noivo

A: that is right. make sure to use the word "the" at the beginning to make it a compete sentence. so say "the bride and groom are married".

A: Boyfriend = The most common word. A boyfriend is the boy you're dating :)

Fiancé = A man engaged to be married.

Groom = At a wedding, the groom is the man who is getting married. This word is only used during the wedding (after he's married, he is now called the husband).

Sweetheart = Not commonly used in speech, in my experience. Most often said as "childhood sweethearts," meaning they have been in love since they were young. Sometimes used as a team of endearment for children or partners in a relationship (sweetheart, honey, darling, etc.).

A: @wayfarer155: To make it should natural, you can say 'Why do you always do your hair/makeup like that? It's makes you seem so vain.