Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Nick"

A:

It looks like British slang.

To nick — to steal
Knickers — female underwear

A:

He instantaneously came to a meaningful conclusion, an idea which told him the meaning of what was happening.

Have you ever had a brilliant, instantaneous thought, like a picture in your mind which explained everything that you wanted to know? That’s the meaning.

A: 子供から大人になるまでニックを見る/守る/見守ることです

A: Nick is always complaining before anybody else

A: "to go all out" means to try your absolute best, 100%

It means, Nick tried his very hardest to win the race.

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A: "nick" is very informal British English slang for "steal". "He nicked a few sweets from the counter while the shopkeeper wasn't looking".

A: I think Nick a gentleman doesn’t make sense
You should say “ I think Nick is a gentleman”

A: @Mezdra_Resident
Thank you!
What situation is "do" added?

A: #1 is a little unnatural. "who find" is a little unnatural.
#2 is 100% natural.

A: Nick would date two girls at the same time when he was in college. It was typical of him.

OR

It was the usual for him.

A: We pretty much only use McD's in the US ^^
That and Golden Arches, but we dont use that in conversation typically.

You can take a look here if you're curious about other countries' nicknames too: https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/mcdonalds-nicknames-around-the-world

A: "In the nick of time" basically means just on time. So for example "I caught my bus in the nick of time" would mean that the bus was about to leave but you still managed to get on it.

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A: I’m interested to know what he thinksも正解です —> 現在形

I would be interested to know what he thinks —> 未来形

この場合でニュアンスはめっちゃ小さくて同じの意味があります

日本語には未来形がないから説明しにくいです

英語で書きます

“I would be interested” says that you will be interested when you know what Nick’s opinion is. This sounds more polite to me.

“I’m interested” says that you currently are interested in what Nick’s opinion is. This is also correct and has the same meaning as the other sentence.

わかりやすく説明してみた、まだわからなかったら知らせてください:)

A: It sounds perfectly natural!

A: In means a substitute host, someone who does not usually do that job. "Wendy Williams is ill and can't host the show today. Instead, Nick Cannon will come and guest-host."

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A: It means exactly at the critical moment. Kind of like before it's too late. I don't think there's any story behind it, though. Just a weird phrase.