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

A: The question basically asks what airport is closest to where you live since they are visiting you

A: 1.
Will Global Services members—I need Uhhh.. The passengers traveling with small children 2 and under. You are welcome to board.
And our premium one pay customers, You are welcome to board as well.

2.
Final boarding opportunity (??) Flight 5852 service to Los Angeles
All ticket and (??) passengers
please make way to the 36th foyer for immediate boarding.
You’ve got 5 minutes to board this flight.

3.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen
(??) VA 185 (??)
I’d like to welcome our buiness-class guests.
Economy X guests, platinum, and gold members of Velocity
Airline and dom-partners along multi-programs to come forward now. We’re boarding at gate lounge number 2.

5.
Hi everyone.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen,
This is now a final boarding call
for all passengers who are now found to board Qantas airway Flight QF 171 to Wellington.
All passengers who are yet to board this services
is asked to please make their way through immediately to gate lounge number 11.



I couldn’t catch all of it,,,

A: In order:

Your attention: prepare for takeoff.
(can't hear this one clearly; I think it's "Attention, passing through here please")
That goes by itself, okay? Alone. / OK, alone.
Guys, go 'head 'n stack your empty bins at the end. Empty bins, all the way at the end.
Ma'am... ma'am... ma'am, were you Emerald, Platinum Elite status?
Here look, put your shoes right there, and your hat...
Oh, I'm sorry, is there a line? I didn't realize that.
And I'll take the boarding pass and that. And.... are you together here?

A: 空港のアナウンサーみたいな人じゃないかな？

A: It means that half of the population of the world (=3.5 billion people) can fly to that airport from the airport closes to them in 5 hours or less.

A: -Could you please close the door on your way back?
-Could you please send me the latest report?
-Could you tell me his phone number?
-Could you tell her I stopped by?
-Could you move aside a bit?
-Could you leave at 5am tomorrow?
-Could we see the baby now?

A:

Many international airports are currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

London offers several airports to choose from.

I enjoy spending time in airports, but I hate waiting in line at security.

A: My parents saw me off at the airport.

He returned to the airport to find his luggage was lost.

They were in the VIP lounge at the airport.

There is no airport in the city.

They arrived late to the airport.

Their plane was diverted to another airport due to weather conditions.


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A: Can you give me a ride to the airport?

My flight leaves the airport at 3:15.

A: the second sentence is more natural. the first one would not be said by a native speaker

A: It’s safe to say that they mean nearly the same thing.

A:
It takes almost 1 hour (an hour) to get to the airport.

Usually sentence above means you’re just describing that it takes an hour to get there from where you are but not actually traveling to the airport.

Using “till” means you’re likely already on the way and now you still have almost an hour before you reach the airport. Example:
A: How much longer till we get there?
B: It will take almost an hour till we get to the airport.

A: "I'm going to the airport" sounds like you haven't left yet, like you will go to the airport in the future. "I'm on my way to the airport" sounds like you are presently traveling to the airport, like driving to the airport right now. Both of these could be used in the same way usually :)

A: we used to live near airport means we are refering to that fact and we were living near the airport sounds like it is a sentence in between a sitution like we were near airport and that happen or we saw a aeroplane means joined with a specific sentence

A: Can you take me to the airport?
(car would be assumed otherwise) Can you drop me off at the airport in the car. (it's messy written but in conversation it works)

A: For this phrase, I would translate it in one of the following ways:

“I hope you are able to take it easy once you get back home.”

-“take it easy” is a little bit of a casual phrase. However, friendliness is valued in English communication, even in many business contexts, so I think it would be ok to use.

“Please take a rest after you arrive home.”

-This phrase is also alright, but it does seem a little stiff possibly. But if you say it with a smile and a positive attitude, it shouldn’t come off as unfriendly in a business environment.

“Please [do something]” is also a little bit direct, so you could also soften up the phrase a little by changing it to “I hope..”

→”I hope you are able to get some rest after you arrive home.”

A: Handle.

Airports are trying to handle security concerns without causing any inconvenience.

A: How do I get to the airport?

A: It is very easy to get around the airport on foot

A: × In this airport, do flights only go within Korea?
✓ In this Korean airport, are there only domestic flights?

× means not to go out of Korea?
✓ Meaning they/the flights don’t fly out of Korea?

“Flights going within Korea” sounds odd. Domestic flight means flying from a city in a country to another city in the same country.

A: Yes. You can also say “the airport is crowded”

A: × He is working in the airport decerning whether(in) who should quarantine or who can be exempted by quarantine.
✓ He is working in the airport discerning who should quarantine and who can be exempted from quarantine.

This sentence sounds very formal. To make it sound casual, you could say "He works in the airport deciding who should quarantine and who shouldn't."

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: × When do you have to arrive the airport?
✓ When do you have to arrive at the airport?