Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Aim"

A: usually your mind's eye refers to your visual imagination. I don't know why it was used here.

I'm not really familar with cider presses but I guess there is a spout that has to be aimed into the barrel or whatever they use to contain the cider.

unwary of = not cautious/worried/concerned about

Again I am unfamilar with cider presses. Apparently the pomace goes in racks. I guess there is a top rack and a bottom rack. choked = stopped. He kept the pomace from flowing to the top rack, by turning off a valve maybe.

A: Aim well

Be honest

Don’t forget your goals

Be true to your self

A: He probably just moves it when the teacher isn't looking, haha.

A: "Aim" tiene muchas significadas. Sin contexto significa dirigir el punto de algo en otra cosa. Por ejemplo " I aim the gun at the target"

A: The original sentence is grammatically incorrect, so may have been written by someone educationally challenged.

A: He had such poor aim that he threw the bowling ball into the next lane.
My teacher told me to aim high but I don't really care enough to do so.
Don't aim that gun at me!

A: I aimed the gun at my practice target and pulled the trigger.

The camera was aimed at me just as I crossed the finishing line.

A: most naturalway is
it seems good, or, it seems like it will be good (future tense)

A: “My aim seems to be a little off” (referring to archery or darts)

“Were you aiming to beat her?” (as in a competition)

“You should always aim to achieve your goals.”

A: Ed Sheeran is the sweetest singer in the music biz, but he's taking aim at an unfaithful ex in his brand new song.

A: aim is a goal you hope to reach, a purpose is what you are born to do, or what you devote your life to

A: Aim for
meaning: to strive toward a particular goal; to direct oneself or one's energies toward something.
You aim for a goal. If you aim for the stars, that's what you want to achieve: high success.
Aim "for" is usually only used for targets or time. Let's aim for "three o'clock" (when arranging a meeting). He aimed for the tree but missed it. You can also aim "at" a target.

Aim at + noun
Meaning-point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target.
-In his last speech, the Candidate took aim at the opposition leader.
He aims at finishing tomorrow.
-You aim at a target.
If you aim at the stars, you'll unlikely hit them.

A: "Aim to" doesn't flow very well. "Aim for" could possibly replace it.
Example 1 - He's aiming at the bird with a rock.
Example 2 - She likes to aim for perfection in her work.

A: If you "aim at" something (or someone), it suggests you are going to throw or shoot a projectile in that direction.

If you "aim for" something, it suggests you wish to achieve a certain goal and you are working toward achieving that goal.

The goal could be to throw or shoot a projectile at a particular target, however the goal could also be something completely different like aiming for a gold medal or aiming for a professional career as a doctor.

A: "aim to" means "want to", "plan on" or "intend to"

>>I'm aiming to get an A+ on the test.

"aim at" means "to target someone or something"( with a weapon, or with words)

>>the attack was aimed at the capital
>>her insults were aimed at the teacher

here's an example using both:
>I aim to aim at the target😁

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A: No, aim is a verb while goal is a noun.

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A: The aim of this text (or perhaps "essay") is to describe how Jewish communities lived during the Second World War, portrayed in the film "XXX".

A: You CAN write "Todd's Happy Time Since July 2018" but it does not sound very natural.

Here are some titles:

Happy Time with Todd
Todd's Fun Time
Funny Moments with Todd

Remember! You don't have to write "since July 2018" with the title. Instead you can write "July 2018" underneath the title to mark the month and year you started your collection.

I hope this helped! Good luck with your collection!

A: The main goal of this program is to develop the ability to analyze society in detail at a political, economic, cultural, and social level.

A: Yes in this case because you have “an aim”.

I’m not sure if you are asking generally about that. Generally yes but whether it sounds natural very much depends on the timing of the thing under discussion. The gerund with “to be” is present activity but implies future as well. With the infinitive it implies future.

A: The sentence is perfect!